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When Pea Leaf Weevil Attacks
Jun 30, 2020

Video: When Pea Leaf Weevil Attacks


Pea leaf weevil is a tiny insect that punches far above its weight in terms of potential impact on crop yield. In this video, experts from Alberta Pulse Growers and Alberta Agriculture and Forestry show farmers what research has found to be the best practices to manage this pest.

 
When Pea Leaf Weevil Attacks

When Pea Leaf Weevil Attacks

Pea leaf weevil is a tiny insect that punches far above its weight in terms of potential impact on crop yield. In this video, experts from Alberta Pulse Growers and Alberta Agriculture and Forestry show farmers what research has found to be the best practices to manage this pest.... More ›
Spot Market Quotas Proposed for Beef Packers

Spot Market Quotas Proposed for Beef Packers

The U.S. Senate has proposed a rule requiring beef packers to purchase half of the cattle they slaughter on the spot market.... More ›
Livestock Marketing

Livestock Marketing

Derrell Peel says meat prices are trending lower as the we enter the summer grilling season.... More ›
A Bearish Hogs & Pigs Report with Few Bright Spots on the Horizon

A Bearish Hogs & Pigs Report with Few Bright Spots on the Horizon

A Bearish Hogs & Pigs Report with Few Bright Spots on the Horizon... More ›
Weed Control in No Till Fields

Weed Control in No Till Fields

How do you manage weeds in no til scenarios? Find out in this week's Ag Minute.... More ›
Important Changes to Dicamba Usage

Important Changes to Dicamba Usage

Oklahoma State University Summer Crop Weed Specialist Todd Baughman has important information on label changes to dicamba products.... More ›
What Stage are my Soybeans in - R1-R3?

What Stage are my Soybeans in - R1-R3?

When soybeans start to flower we need to adjust management practices. Learn how to stage soybeans from R1 to R3 from Dr. Rachel Vann, Soybean Extension Specialist.... More ›
Al

Al's Forecast

The first full week of summer is in the books. Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher has our forecast for the week.... More ›
4-H Animal Science Web Series: Swine Management

4-H Animal Science Web Series: Swine Management

Presented by Purdue Extension Morgan County 4-H Youth Development Educator Rena Sheldon.... More ›
OPC Fields to Forks

OPC Fields to Forks

OPC Fields to Forks | Ontario Pork Congress... More ›
Swine Skillathon Study Series: Breeds

Swine Skillathon Study Series: Breeds

Video to help 4-H and FFA members learn more about common swine breeds in the US.... More ›
Scouting for Root Rot in Peas

Scouting for Root Rot in Peas

In peas, or other pulse crops, keep an eye out for yellow, wilted or dead plants early in the season that may be infected by root rot or seedling disease.... More ›
FarmCash - A new cash advance option for Alberta producers

FarmCash - A new cash advance option for Alberta producers

Learn more about FarmCash - the new, competitive cash advance option administered by the Alberta Wheat Commission. Apply for a FarmCash advance of up to $100K interest free and $300K at low interest rates. the FarmCash online application will help save time, money and paperwork. www.farmcashadva... More ›
Ryder Lee Interview on 980 with David Kirton

Ryder Lee Interview on 980 with David Kirton

Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association - Ryder Lee Interview on 980 with David Kirton... More ›
Strategies to Grow High Quality Malt Barley in the Northeast

Strategies to Grow High Quality Malt Barley in the Northeast

Listen to Dr. Heather Darby, UVM Extension Agronomist discuss techniques to grow high quality malt barley in the Northeast. This is the first video in a series to explain the best management practices for growing grain suitable for Malt in the Northeast.... More ›
USDA Urged to Give Producers Time to Trial Campylobacter and Salmonella Interventions

USDA Urged to Give Producers Time to Trial Campylobacter and Salmonella Interventions

Greater flexibility is needed in official Salmonella and Campylobacter testing regimes in order to support poultry producers and processors who are trialing new interventions to tackle both pathogens.... More ›
Corn Fungicides Applications

Corn Fungicides Applications

When should you spray corn with fungicides? In this week's Ag PhD episode, Brian and Darren Hefty discuss how to protect your investment.... More ›
Trade Officials Downplay EU / UK Deals But Optimistic on China

Trade Officials Downplay EU / UK Deals But Optimistic on China

Agriculture remains a key sticking point among stalled US-EU-UK trade negotiations.This week U.S. officials downplayed the prospect of a transatlantic agreement by the end of the calendar year and accused Brussels of “thinly-veiled protectionism” by safeguarding European markets under food-safet... More ›
Market Analysis with Chad Hart

Market Analysis with Chad Hart

Chad Hart, Iowa State Extension Economist and Crop Markets Specialist, gives an update on the growing season. He also talks about the demand for corn and soybeans, China’s Phase I trade agreement and tips for marketing old and new crop.... More ›
World Cotton Consumption Expected to Bounce Back

World Cotton Consumption Expected to Bounce Back

World cotton consumption is expected to bounce back to 114 million bales in 2020, according to the latest report from the Department of Agriculture. We caught up with Dr. Jody Campiche, Vice President of Washington Operations for the National Cotton Council, to review the Department’s expectatio... More ›
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