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Feds Encourage Double Cropping

As response plans were being formulated following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Risk Management Agency, the USDA unit that handles crop insurance, announced a plan it hoped would boost production inside the U.S. to offset any losses in the former Soviet Union’s breadbasket.... More ›

Meet Your New OFA President Drew Spoelstra

Learn more about your new OFA president, Drew Spoelstra, & hear about his vision for the future. 🎥... More ›

Market Plus with Dan Hueber

Dan Hueber discusses the commodity markets in a special web-only feature.... More ›

Bumper Crops: Bale Grazing, Winter Grazing

Dale Goss, Grass Fed Beef Farm, LLC, tells Michael Geissinger about his experience beginning bale grazing during winter.... More ›

Loan Repayment Plan

Amy Hagerman, OSU Extension agricultural policy specialist, has information on the loan repayment plan section included in the Inflation Reduction Act.... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

A check of the weather with Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist and "Market Journal" Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt.... More ›

Market to Market

The U.S. looks for trade options in a global landscape. The devaluation of the peso’s impact on American producers. A look at USDA's effort to increase the practice of double cropping. And commodity market analysis with Dan Hueber.... More ›

How to Grow Kale Organically without Pests and Disease

We discuss: how to grow kale, what varieties of kale to grow, how to deal with flea beetles, aphids, and harlequin beetles, cabbage moths/butterflies, worms, etc.. We discuss insect netting. How to harvest and store and so much more!... More ›

Well That Escalated Quickly!

Border View Farms is a mid-sized family farm that sits on the Ohio-Michigan border. My name is Nathan. I make and edit all of the videos posted here. I farm with my dad, Mark and uncle, Phil. Our part-time employee, Brock, also helps with the filming. 1980 was our first year in Waldron where o... More ›

Behind the Scenes: Making the Saskatchewan Sawfly Map with Scott Meers

Sask Wheat invests in creating resources for producers to help them make educated and informed decisions on their farms. A new resource for Saskatchewan producers this year is the Wheat Stem Sawfly Map. This risk map helps wheat producers identify the level of risk for wheat stem sawfly. The map... More ›

Why Farmers Should Care About Drainage Water - Improved Yields

Drainage water management has previously focused on just getting water off the landscape.... More ›

Introduction to cattle.

Late 2016 was a fantastic time to purchase cattle. Here we go over some basic knowledge of the cattle market, terminology, timing your purchases and what we are buying. A must watch if you are new and considering getting into cows.... More ›

Nations Meet At COP28 And Discuss Agriculture

If everything goes according to plan, the reduction in GHGs is expected to hold worldwide temperatures at 1.5 degrees Celsius over pre-industrial levels.... More ›

Pelta™: Seed technology for canola

The natural variability in canola seed size can cause several issues, such as seeding misses, and double- or triple-seeded canola which impact emergence and stand establishment. Pelta™ seed pelleting technology from Syngenta helps reduce the uncertainty, guesswork – and frustration – around grow... More ›

Predicting Weather with the Farmer’s Almanac

The Farmers’ Almanac and Old Farmer’s Almanac have been around for centuries. The two journals use secret formulas using climatology, solar science and meteorology to make long-range weather forecasts. For years those working agriculture have turned to the almanacs for answers for insight into u... More ›

Lumber As A Cash Crop

Professional loggers would like Midwest farmers to glance up from their fields to what they see as an overlooked resource.... More ›

Cover Crop Selection

This is the second of 11 training modules on cover crop selection, management, economics, and related topics. Each module will be presented by MCCC specialists and consists of a PowerPoint slide set with accompanying instructor notes for each slide. The slide set is posted to midwestcovercrops.o... More ›

Graham Collier - Sequestering Carbon between crop rotations

Learn about the work our teams are doing globally to harvest the sun's energy and remove CO2 from the air, restore it to the soil, and increase bioenergy feedstock produced from existing cropland at a time of year the soil would typically be bare and exposed to erosion and carbon loss. Learn mor... More ›

2024 Ag PhD Soils Clinic

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1340 | Air Date 12/10/23 - The Hefty brothers invite you to attend the 2024 Ag PhD Soils Clinic at the Morton Center in Baltic, SD on January 16, 2024.... More ›

Mesonet

Wes Lee, OSU Extension Mesonet agricultural coordinator, takes a look at the soil moisture maps to see whether the recent rainfall made an impact. State climatologist Gary McManus predicts more rainfall is on the way.... More ›

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