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Farmers Should Get Royalties + What Part of the Plant to Target with Compost Tea

Jul 18, 2025

Video: Farmers Should Get Royalties + What Part of the Plant to Target with Compost Tea

We cover: when your plants are ready before the soil is, why (some) farmers should get royalties, and compost tea applications.

Farmers Should Get Royalties + What Part of the Plant to Target with Compost Tea

We cover: when your plants are ready before the soil is, why (some) farmers should get royalties, and compost tea applications.... More ›

KIOTI Tractor: KIOTI HX1302 and HX1402 – Big Power, No Compromise

Introducing the new KIOTI HX series, featuring the HX1302 and HX1402 utility tractors. Big horsepower, high-end comfort, and KIOTI connect-capable – all built for tough work, day in and day out.... More ›

Wheat Yields in USA and China Threatened by Heat Waves Breaking Enzymes

A new peer reviewed study looks at the generally unrecognized risk of heat waves surpassing the threshold for enzyme damage in wheat. Most studies that look at crop failure in the main food growing regions (breadbaskets of the planet) look at temperatures and droughts in the historical recor... More ›

CLAAS tractors with PANORAMIC cab.

Step into clarity with our CLAAS tractor's PANORAMIC cab! No blind spots, just pure productivity. Watch the video for an unobstructed view of your work environment!... More ›

Oliver Tractor: The Plow That Changed The World

In 1855, James Oliver, a Scottish immigrant and foundry worker, revolutionized farming by inventing the self-scouring chilled plow, solving the sticky soil problem that had stalled agriculture. His invention launched a farm equipment empire that grew through mergers and innovation, shaping Ameri... More ›

Advancements in Agricultural Research - Dr. Kate Congreves

Nitrogen, agriculture, and the environment Presentation by Dr. Kate Congreves (PhD), Associate Professor and Jarislowsky and BMO Research Chair in Regenerative Agriculture... More ›

The majority of antibiotics used in poultry production are not used in human medicine.

The majority of antibiotics used in poultry production are not used in human medicine. | | Canadian Chicken... More ›

Can You Restore a Pasture to Bermudagrass?

Dave Lalman, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, speaks with the North Range senior herd manager, Jay Edens, about restoring pastures to more desirable forages like bermudagrass.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner

In Cow-Calf Corner, Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, has safe grilling tips for beef.... More ›

Discover our CLAAS Highlights 2025

Enjoy with us our Product Highlights 2025 – a quick look at all the top features, fan favourites and game-changing moments you need to see! ✨ Let’s look forward to what’s next and discover what CLAAS has in store for the farming community... More ›

Tedding Hay with the Sitrex RT/5800H tedder

Tedding hay is crucial to the dry down process of making dry hay. By "fluffing up" the swaths from the discbine, slows air to circulate around the freshly mowed grass and speed up the drying process to allow us to achieve the goal of around 8-16% moisture content. This is our first season with t... More ›

Why Fennig Equipment Trusts Salford: A Farmer-First Approach

@FennigEquipment‬ shares why Salford tools continue to earn the trust of their team and their customers. With a focus on performance, durability, and farmer-first innovation, this testimonial speaks to the value of partnering with dealers who understand what works in the field.... More ›

Liquid Tender Accessories w/ C&R Supply

Jared Dubbelde from C&R Supply goes over the specifics of the plumbing packages and accessories of Demco's liquid tender trailer. Drop a comment if any more questions arise.... More ›

CLAAS | CEMIS 1200 FP1 - Working with Imported Data #19

This tutorial shows how to manage imported reference tracks and start an imported task in the CLAAS CEMIS 1200 terminal received via Online File Transfer (OFT) or USB stick. Learn how to activate or deactivate tracks and begin working with field-specific data.... More ›

How To Choose The Right Rotary Cutter!

Chris breaks down how to find the right rotary cutter for your needs as well as answers commonly asked questions from customers.... More ›

Why Your Food Future Could be Trapped in a Seed Morgue

In a world of PowerPoint overload, Rex Bernardo stands out. No bullet points. No charts. No jargon. Just stories and photographs. At this year’s National Association for Plant Breeding conference on the Big Island of Hawaii, he stood before a room of peers — all experts in the science of seeds —... More ›

Making the Most of Every Drop - Philip Harder

In water limited environments, like the Canadian Prairies, water limitations are a consistent challenge to agricultural production.  Water conservation is imperative for dryland production, and for irrigated acres in periods of reduced allocation, and so understanding crop water use, its spatial... More ›

The Corn Leafhopper is Back

Ashleigh Faris, OSU Extension cropping systems entomologist and IPM coordinator, says the corn leafhopper is being reported in fields in Choctaw County. Dr. Faris explains why OSU researchers need help from corn producers scouting and sending in samples of the leafhopper to find effective manage... More ›

2025 Crop Weather Challenges: Ohio Flooding vs Idaho Drought Impact

The tale of the two farmers is about as different as you can be this year. Ben Klick farms in Ohio while Jamie Kress is based in Idaho. They’re joined by a common denominator - the weather and the impact it can have when too much or too little falls. We start in the Eastern Corn Belt where delay... More ›

Market Monitor

John Michael Riley, OSU agricultural economist, discusses wheat harvest progress before covering recent news in trade policy and how that affected Oklahoma’s four main crops: wheat, corn, soybeans and cotton.... More ›

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