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Let's get the GREEN PEAS off before we get more rain and my field floods

Jul 27, 2021

Video: Let's get the GREEN PEAS off before we get more rain and my field floods

We are a family farm in Ontario showing you what we do on are farm to produce eggs. today we are harvesting are green peas its still wet out and we are still getting way to much rain.

Let's get the GREEN PEAS off before we get more rain and my field floods

We are a family farm in Ontario showing you what we do on are farm to produce eggs. today we are harvesting are green peas its still wet out and we are still getting way to much rain.... More ›

Corn Prices & Feedlot Margins

Mike Briggs, Briggs Feedyard Manager, analyzes how crop prices, the weather and input costs are impacting cattle producers. Mike also previews USDA’s Cattle Inventory Report.... More ›

Why it Pays to Conduct Regular Water-quality Checkups

Water is as important for the growth and health of pigs as feed. As such, it makes sense to test a hog unit’s water just as frequently as the feed, according to Jim Kober, DVM, water quality-consultant, Holland, Michigan.... More ›

Bipartisan Senate Bill Would Kill Corn Ethanol Mandate

Ethanol, predominately made from corn, has been a federal mainstay in the U.S. gasoline supply for more than 15 years. Over the past few weeks, the ethanol industry has been enduring increasing pressure from its opponents over blending everywhere from the refinery to the pump.... More ›

Lumber Price Increase Not a Benefit to Private Landowners

Over the past year, housing prices have reached an all-time high. A major reason for that is the cost of lumber going through the roof. But as Damon Jones reports, despite the surge, private landowners have yet to see any of the benefits.... More ›

Crop tour, northern Alberta

Had to,go check the crops after our half inch of rain the other day, things are looking good so far. The Barley, Wheat, canola, oats and PEAOLA crops all handled the heat was pretty well. We were glad to have the rain though... More ›

Chopping Barley Silage / Day 1

Chopping Barley Silage / Day 1 | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Vacuvating Canola And Vaccinating Covid

Vacuvating canola and vaccinating against Covid-19.... More ›

World Pork Expo 2021 - Pork Industry Trends Interview with Britt Roman of Munters

World Pork 2021 was the first year back after a two-year hiatus. 2019 was canceled due to the prevalent ASF or African Swine Fever, and 2020 was canceled due to the pandemic.... More ›

Gilt selection – indoor breeding

Gilt selection – indoor breeding | AHDB Pork... More ›

"Progrow - taking pork production to the next level" - Hans Ulrik Jensen

At this FREE Web Conference by Swine it, we bring together the smart-farming suppliers that are transforming the swine industry with the 5.0 revolution. Meet the cutting-edge technologies that are a part of the future of our industry.... More ›

Scout Corn and Beans for Foliar Diseases

While no major outbreaks of foliar diseases in corn have emerged, now is the time to scout fields for northern leaf blight, grey leaf spot and tar spot.... More ›

Closing Out the Wheat Season

The 2021 wheat harvest is almost across the finish line. Amanda Silva updates us on how the recent rains impacted producers with remaining wheat to cut.... More ›

Al's Forecast

What will the weather do as we round out the month? Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher tells us what’s ahead in the forecast.... More ›

The Drought Adds to the Severity of the 2021 Fire Season

According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, this past June was the hottest in 171 years of record keeping. The high temps continue to put pressure on the West and Midwest as the growing drought creeps across the country.... More ›