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Horticulture Videos

Explore our collection of horticulture videos, including videos on sustainable farming practices, Manitoba Horticulture School, small farms, community gardens, horticulture management and more
Lessons Learned from Iowa

Lessons Learned from Iowa's First 21st Century Hemp Harvest

The new administration is halting many policies by the previous office holders.... More ›
How to Introduce No Till into a Sugar Beet and Potato Operation

How to Introduce No Till into a Sugar Beet and Potato Operation

Much of what Brian and Luke knew about farming and soil health was based on non-irrigated, Midwestern corn-soybean applications. They had to figure out how to take the principles they learned and apply them in a vastly different, high desert operation.... More ›
This Insect Could DESTROY Your Pecan Crop! – How to Control Pecan Nut Casebearers in Pecan Trees

This Insect Could DESTROY Your Pecan Crop! – How to Control Pecan Nut Casebearers in Pecan Trees

Dr. Charles Rohla, Pecan and Specialty Ag Systems Manager at Noble Research Institute, walks us through how to monitor and control pecan nut casebearers.... More ›
High Tunnel Seed, Vegetable Production Avoids Weather Issues

High Tunnel Seed, Vegetable Production Avoids Weather Issues

Texas A&M AgriLife Research plant pathologist in Amarillo, is diversifying his high tunnel research into seed production this year. Rush has spent the past four years building high tunnels and researching their use in growing vegetables at the Bushland research station.... More ›
Hemp Harvest Lessons | Annette Wiles

Hemp Harvest Lessons | Annette Wiles

This year brought Nebraska’s first hemp harvest. See how local producers are learning the ropes and paving the way for this versatile crop.... More ›
Nebraska Grape Harvest

Nebraska Grape Harvest

Nebraska Extension Viticulturist Paul Read discusses the results of the 2020 grape harvest and how weather impacted the industry.... More ›
The Citrus Industry Rapidly Growing in Georgia

The Citrus Industry Rapidly Growing in Georgia

Georgia is known mostly for commodities like cotton, peanuts, and peaches. But over time, citrus has really become popular and some operations have had a great deal of success with it like one operation in Thomas County.... More ›
Urban Forestry "Up-Cycling"

Urban Forestry "Up-Cycling"

Sometimes construction and expansion projects in urban areas mean that trees are sacrificed to make room.... More ›
Horticulture School

Horticulture School

Manitoba Agriculture - Horticulture School Topics covered today: Planning on Staying Profitable in the Era of Coronavirus 2020 Fruit Crop Season Summary Grasshoppers: How Weather Affects Levels and Management Options... More ›
SMART Seeder MAX-S™ Virtual Launch - Precision Agriculture Conference 2020

SMART Seeder MAX-S™ Virtual Launch - Precision Agriculture Conference 2020

Incase you missed us click the play button for our virtual unveil and detailed introduction to the SMART Seeder MAX-S™ at the Precision Agriculture Conference hosted by Farms.com "SMART Seeder MAX-S™ - Changing The Game On Agronomic Tools & High Resolution Digital Seeding/Planting" Precision ... More ›
Strong Pecan Crop Could Still Have Market Challenges

Strong Pecan Crop Could Still Have Market Challenges

Georgia leads the nation in pecan production, but that title doesn't come without challenges, especially the past couple of years following Hurricane Michael. However, this year's crop is proving to be a good one, which would be good news for growers if there was a promising market.... More ›
Horticulture School Webinar

Horticulture School Webinar

Manitoba Agriculture - Horticulture School Webinar Topic covered today: Nutrient Removal and Soil Sampling... More ›
Horticulture School Webinar Series

Horticulture School Webinar Series

Manitoba Agriculture - Horticulture School Webinar Series Aug 13 - Topics covered today: Manitoba Vegetable Crop Update Vegetable Crop Diseases and Management... More ›
Horticulture School Webinar Series

Horticulture School Webinar Series

Manitoba Agriculture - Horticulture School Webinar Series - Manitoba Fruit Crop 2020 Update Fruit Crop Diseases Management... More ›
Experience Agritourism - Ontario Wine

Experience Agritourism - Ontario Wine

Locally grown grapes crafted into Ontario wines... More ›
Horticulture School

Horticulture School

Manitoba Agriculture - Horticulture School - Topics covered today; Sweet Potato Production... More ›
Georgia Weather a Challenge for Peanut Growing Season

Georgia Weather a Challenge for Peanut Growing Season

The 2020 peanut harvest is officially underway, but it certainly hasn't been an easy journey getting to this point.... More ›
Horticulture School 2020

Horticulture School 2020

Spray Drift, Pesticide Incidence Reporting and Weed Control. Early Season Cruciferous Pests on Vegetables... More ›
Miravis in potatoes

Miravis in potatoes

Ready to #FollowTheField this summer? Jen Foster, Agronomic Services Manager with Syngenta Canada, talks about how we're putting new Miravis® fungicide to the test in potato fields from Alberta to Prince Edward Island.... More ›
Ontario Tomato farmer speaking about productivity gains

Ontario Tomato farmer speaking about productivity gains

This Video shows tomatoes being harvested from an optimized AGinvest farm property. Yields have improved to the point now where 100,000 to 120,000 pounds per acre is the expected yield for the farmer. Similar gains in productivity can be found in many other crops grown in the region as well.... More ›
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