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Bacterial Corn Disease

Jun 11, 2025

Video: Bacterial Corn Disease

We've seen much more precipitation over the last couple of weeks than we have for some time. While that is helpful for our soil moisture profile, it could mean an uptick of diseases in cornfields. Extension plant pathologist Tamra Jackson ZIems lets us know what producers should be watching for.

Bacterial Corn Disease

Market Plus with Matt Bennett

Market Plus with Matt Bennett as he takes viewer questions on corn, soybeans, cattle and wheat.... More ›

Senate Seeks Assistance For Aging Farmers

This week, the Senate Special Committee on Aging heard testimony on the challenges facing aging farmers. Witnesses stressed that both the estate tax and profitability are hurdles to bringing a new generation to the farm.... More ›

Seeding Sloughs

So back south again and started seeding the few sloughs we have, kinda miss seeding already!... More ›

Planting Crops In 2025 | Good News And Bad!

Planting crops in 2025 has its good points and bad. The constant rain, lack of sun, and cold weather has meant planting corn and soybeans is a struggle, but for hay growth, it is a different story. Come join us at Ewetopia Farms as we walk through our crop fields and hay pastures and discuss our... More ›

Triple-Stack Sugarbeet Trait Aims to Manage Herbicide-Resistant Weeds

Montana State University researchers discuss how sugarbeet producers manage weeds in the face of widespread glyphosate resistance, as well as how a new triple-stacked herbicide-tolerant trait (called Truvera) may effect weed management in this crop in the future.... More ›

Farming Solo + The Tools That Make it Easier (With Erin Worrall of Cedar Chest Farm)

Welcome to episode 165 of Growers Daily! We cover: Erin Worrall from The Cedar Chest Farm joins us to talk about farming solo, farming and motherhood, and the tools that make solo farming easier. Follow Erin on IG:... More ›

Plants have best friends too!

From helping each other defend against insects or diseases to improving the soil they share, plants help each other out. Jackie Bantle from the University of Saskatchewan talks to Saskatoon Morning about the importance of companion plants.... More ›

Women’s work: Cultivating change with Amy VanderHeide

Meet Amy VanderHeide and hear her inspiring journey in agriculture, from growing up on a farm run by women to leading the Maritime Ag Women's Network and advocating for mental health and community building.... More ›

Crop Talk - Extension Event

It is that time of year when we will see Extension Events popping up across the state. In-fact this week kicked off Nebraska Extension's Annual Wheat variety Tours in Jefferson County. This event hosted by local Farmer-Cooperators and University farm managers will highlight what varieties and ex... More ›

Market to Market

Limited trade data offers little clarity while a trans-continental phone call yields even less. The aging farmer gets a spotlight in the Senate. High cattle prices continue to confound the complex. And, commodity market analysis with Matt Bennett.... More ›

Robotics and Automation for Weed Management

Dr. Jed Colquhoun explores the rapidly evolving field of robotics and automation in agricultural weed management. He contextualizes the need for alternative weed control methods due to rising herbicide resistance, regulatory restrictions, and labor shortages. The presentation showcases cutting... More ›

Season 6, Episode 1: The Pig Livability Project: Past, Present and Future

We are kicking off a new season of the PigX Podcast discussing the history of the Pig Livability Project, the current efforts and resources used to share information with the swine industry and how the project is continuing in the months ahead. Joining us on this episode are Dr. David Rosero, as... More ›

How Generations of Pig Farming Lead to Sustainable Solutions

Hog producers are taking their stewardship to the next level by finding new ways to manage manure that benefit both the environment and their operations. One approach is using slatted floors with an 8-foot pit. By storing manure in this system, and combining it with variable rate spreading, they... More ›

Leading the Future of Pork: CEO's of the Industry

👔 Welcome to Swine Web’s “CEOs of the Industry” series — where we sit down with the top minds leading North America’s pork industry. Get exclusive insights into leadership, innovation, and the real stories behind the barn doors. Subscribe now and hear from the executives shaping the future of p... More ›

Dr. Crystal Levesque: Communicating Science Effectively

I’m Dr. Aline Remus, and I’m excited to host my very first episode of The Swine it Podcast Show Canada! I couldn’t be more thrilled to kick things off with a conversation that tackles two major topics in our industry: how we’re feeding today’s hyper-prolific sow and why training scientists to sp... More ›

Managing Nitrogen in Potato and Vegetable Crops

Dan Marzu, UW Madison-Extension Nutrient and Pest Management Outreach Specialist, and Guolong Liang, UW Madison-Extension Agriculture Water Quality Outreach Specialist, discuss managing nitrogen in potato and vegetable crops.... More ›

Do Trade Missions Really Work?

Do trade missions really work? Hear about the importance of meeting with potential customers and the trust that can develop from those meetings.... More ›

Issues Facing Public Lands Ranchers

Public lands ranchers face a complex mix of challenges and opportunities as they navigate the changing landscape of land use policies, environmental regulations, and economic pressures.... More ›

Will a Weak U.S. High-Pressure Ridge = Summer Grain Rally?

U.S. weather remains bearish through the 2nd - 3rd week of June but the forecast for a weak hot/dry weather forecast for the U.S. Western Corn Belt for end of June/July could see a late corn summer rally. Where are the 90 trade deals in 90 days? Stocks continue to climb the wall of worry with... More ›

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