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How Not To Spray Into An Inversion

Jun 20, 2017

Temperature inversions can cause pesticide drift. Dr. Larry Steckel with the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture discusses how to spot an inversion and avoid applying herbicides during inversions.

How Not To Spray Into An Inversion

BC Dairy Farmer - Laura Hunter

Laura says living on a farm is peaceful, magical and a wonderful place to raise kids.... More ›

Canadian Foodgrains Bank Winter Wheat Harvest

Canadian Foodgrains Bank Winter Wheat Harvest 2016 18 Combines Killarney, Manitoba... More ›

Manitoba Crop Update

SE Manitoba crop update for soybeans and corn.... More ›

Spraying Wheat

Spraying the wheat in Canada.... More ›

Ag Trade Expansion And Moose Jaw International Conference Dr. Andrew Schmitz - CTV Farmgate

Dr. Andrew Schmitz, Ben Hill Griffin Chair, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville FL and Saskatchewan farmer, discusses opportunities and constraints in agricultural trade expansion in relation to Canadian prairie farmers and provides an overview of the ... More ›

How to Calibrate a Meat Thermometer

Davis Cooperative Extension Specialist Christine Bruhn, Ph.D. shows how to properly calibrate a meat thermometer to ensure it is accurately reading the internal temperature of meat and poultry products... More ›

Inside Grain Farmers of Ontario - Episode 49: Communications with Maegan

Grain Farmers of Ontario's new video series – Inside Grain Farmers of Ontario. This weekly update will feature interviews with staff to highlight news and activities from the different departments within our organization.... More ›

OFA: Ag leaders talk trade with U.S. partners

Over the past three weeks, Ontario Federation of Agriculture (OFA) President Keith Currie travelled across five states with Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Jeff Leal.... More ›

Unique protein solutions for piglet diets

Scott Moore, President of Hamlet Protein US tells us about their commitment in educating producers with the ongoing support of the "Feed the Brain' seminar and about their specialty soy proteins with a patented bioconversion process which minimizes the anti-nutritional factors naturally present ... More ›

Combating PRRS through better filtration

Hans Ulrich, Director of Sales for the Pig Business Unit at Big Dutchman tells us about their new positive pressure air filtration system that eliminates outside unfiltered air to enter the barns.... More ›

The new evolution for feeding lactating sows

Dr. Hyatt Frobose, Swine Nutrition Specialist at JYGA Technologies tells us about their new GESTAL QUATTRO lactating sow feeder that make sow data management easier, saves on electricity, enhances the sows performance and much more.... More ›

Topigs Norsvin introduces the TN70 Sow

Darwin Tilstra, Genetic Improvement Director at Topigs Norsvin tells us about their newest sow the TN70 that produces large litters of strong, uniform piglets that excel in fast, feed efficient growth and carcass quality.... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Ted Seifried

President Trump puts the Pearl of the Antilles back at arm’s length. The Corn Belt gets a case of whiplash as wild weather goes from drenched to dry. Wide open pastures help a family grow pork with a purpose. Market analysis with Ted Seifried.... More ›

Planting Delays In SE South Dakota Frustrating For Farmers

Despite drought conditions in some areas of South Dakota, in the southeast farmers have struggled with wet conditions this spring that have delayed planting. Michelle Rook caught up with Elk Point farmer Doug Hanson as he planted his last field of soybeans.... More ›