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Seed Coat Fragments in Southeast
Jan 13, 2021

Video: Seed Coat Fragments in Southeast

In the 2020 cotton season, the Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Marketing Service Cotton Classing Office in Macon, Georgia has classed 2.2 million samples, of which approximately 895,000 contained seed coat fragments.
 
Seed Coat Fragments in Southeast

Seed Coat Fragments in Southeast

In the 2020 cotton season, the Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Marketing Service Cotton Classing Office in Macon, Georgia has classed 2.2 million samples, of which approximately 895,000 contained seed coat fragments.... More ›
Major Chopper Repairs

Major Chopper Repairs

We replaced a ton of parts on the chopper to get it ready to chip in 2021.... More ›
THEY HAVE ARRIVED! (first day of lambing... and some troubles??)

THEY HAVE ARRIVED! (first day of lambing... and some troubles??)

Lambing has finally STARTED!! Unfortunately... the first day was one of my worst in a very long time.... More ›
Harvest 2020 | John Deere 9400 Combine Harvesting Corn

Harvest 2020 | John Deere 9400 Combine Harvesting Corn

Harvest 2020 | John Deere 9400 Combine Harvesting Corn | Corn Harvest 2020 Ontario, Canada... More ›
Tender Fruit Production in Ontario

Tender Fruit Production in Ontario

The Ontario Tender Fruit Growers commissioned JRG Consulting Group to conduct a study evaluating the economic impact of Ontario's tender fruit industry from growing to packing and processing.... More ›
Feeding Cattle

Feeding Cattle

Feeding cattle in Southern Ontario and cleaning out the barn.... More ›
How Turkeys grow

How Turkeys grow

A male turkey is called a Tom; a female turkey is called a Hen and young turkeys are called poults. On this Canadian family farm, they raise “Toms” which are used for further processing markets for some of the many turkey items you can find in your grocery store like ground turkey, turkey roll o... More ›
Negotiating for success: The importance of setting targets

Negotiating for success: The importance of setting targets

Professional negotiator, Anna De Paoli on how defining a target and aiming high helps you prepare and plan for when you get to the table. Filmed at the FCC Women in Ag Summit.... More ›
Jillian Bainard recorded presentation

Jillian Bainard recorded presentation

- Have you thought of growing a multi-species forage mix? Jillian Bainard from AAFC in Swift Current has been researching this system throughout the province, and has found that there can be some success, but also some problems to avoid. - You’ve heard that polycrops can be good for the soil. ... More ›
Swathing Canola 2020 In Saskatchewan

Swathing Canola 2020 In Saskatchewan

The One Saskatchewan Farm Boy Swathing Canola 2020 In Saskatchewan - Swathing with a Macdon m155... More ›
What is Regenerative Ranching and Why is Regenerative Agriculture Important?

What is Regenerative Ranching and Why is Regenerative Agriculture Important?

Take an overview look at regenerative ranching and regenerative agriculture.... More ›
Market Analysis | Darin Fessler

Market Analysis | Darin Fessler

Darin Fessler, Senior VP and Market Strategist for Lakefront Futures and Options, analyzes the continued grain rally and when we could expect a market correction in 2021.... More ›
Biden Will Look to Build Consensus on Trade

Biden Will Look to Build Consensus on Trade

Biden Will Look to Build Consensus on Trade.... More ›
2020 Year In Review

2020 Year In Review

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of 2020 - and what to look forward to in 2021.... More ›
Passive Immunity & Cow Health

Passive Immunity & Cow Health

Dave Lalman tells us how heifer health can impact a newborn calf's welfare through passive immunity.... More ›
Pastured Pigs Piglet Weaning - Wrestling Piglets

Pastured Pigs Piglet Weaning - Wrestling Piglets

These pigs are about 9 weeks old and are overdue to be weaned from their moms. We show the catch pen, transport box and then moving the piglets into the training pen with the rest of our breeding group.... More ›
Monday Morning Hog Chores

Monday Morning Hog Chores

Monday Morning Chores: In this one the boys have another episode of “Sunday Fix It”. Then it’s on to Monday morning pig chores. Welcome to This’ll Do Farm!... More ›
Soybean meal in swine nutrition

Soybean meal in swine nutrition

Soybean meal in swine nutrition | Swine it... More ›
COVID-19 Continues to Impact Food Insecurity

COVID-19 Continues to Impact Food Insecurity

With the passage of the second coronavirus relief act billions of dollars are headed to help feed the hungry. Months leading up to thanksgiving has experienced a 30% increase in distribution.... More ›
Fix Saline Soils

Fix Saline Soils

The Hefty brothers discuss how soils can become saline over time, and how you can take the right steps to fix those poor soils.... More ›
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