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How Growth Implants Can Impact Your Operation
Sep 19, 2019

Video: How Growth Implants Can Impact Your Operation

Cattle producers looking to maximize profits are always searching for new techniques and technologies that can make the cattle grow faster, with fewer inputs. Although growth implants have a long history of use within the cattle industry, we have a look at a new option from Zoetis that can add value to an operation.
 
How Growth Implants Can Impact Your Operation

How Growth Implants Can Impact Your Operation

Cattle producers looking to maximize profits are always searching for new techniques and technologies that can make the cattle grow faster, with fewer inputs. Although growth implants have a long history of use within the cattle industry, we have a look at a new option from Zoetis that can add v... More ›
Winter Wheat & Soil Reminders

Winter Wheat & Soil Reminders

UNL Cropping Systems Extension Educator Dr. Nathan Mueller offers advice on how to get ahead when selling winter wheat. Nathan also shares some important soil reminders prior to harvest.... More ›
Market Monitor

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says the latest WASDE report comes closer on corn, but there is little change otherwise.... More ›
Physoderma Brown Spot Updates

Physoderma Brown Spot Updates

Extension Plant Pathologist Dr. Tamra Jackson-Ziems discusses Physoderma brown spot and what producers can do about this late season disease.... More ›
GRAIN VAULT GRAIN BIN Part 2

GRAIN VAULT GRAIN BIN Part 2

GRAIN VAULT GRAIN BIN Part 2... More ›
The most profitable field crop!

The most profitable field crop!

The most profitable field crop!... More ›
Fields to Forks 2019

Fields to Forks 2019

These are Ontario's grain farmers. Across the province, 28,000 grain farmers care for 6 million acres of land, producing the very best barley, corn, oat, soybean, and wheat crops for you and your family. There's Good in Every Grain.... More ›
Ontario Hosts Meeting with Agri-Food Leaders

Ontario Hosts Meeting with Agri-Food Leaders

Premier Doug Ford and Ernie Hardeman, Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, met with farmers and agriculture organizations at Canada's Outdoor Farm Show to discuss the current challenges faced by the agri-food industry, including ongoing trade disruptions.... More ›
Soy Masters - Flagging Fields for Higher Yields

Soy Masters - Flagging Fields for Higher Yields

Bryce Rampton discusses the importance and how to properly perform a flag test in your soybean crop.... More ›
Managing seed-borne diseases in your cereals

Managing seed-borne diseases in your cereals

Join Seedcare Technical Lead Ted Labun in a wet, drizzly field as he talks about some of the most common cereal seed and soil-borne diseases, and what can be done to manage them.... More ›
Harvest in Saskatchewan | 2019

Harvest in Saskatchewan | 2019

Take an aerial ride around a field of lentils being harvested by a team of combines and grain carts in southern Saskatchewan.... More ›
Bringing in the cows with my trombone and piano

Bringing in the cows with my trombone and piano

Bringing in the cows with my trombone and piano : Farmer Derek Klingenberg... More ›
Kalcevic farms harvest 2018 with Walters Harvesting from Canada

Kalcevic farms harvest 2018 with Walters Harvesting from Canada

A video from my time at Kalcevic farms in Colorado during harvest 2018.... More ›
Adaptations and Collaboration: Immunometabolism

Adaptations and Collaboration: Immunometabolism

Barry Bradford of Kansas State University discusses immunometabolism’s impact on animal health at the 2019 American Society of Animal Scientists annual meeting.... More ›
Disease Scouting in Cotton

Disease Scouting in Cotton

Heather Kelly with University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture goes over diseases to look for in cotton fields this summer.... More ›
Mesonet Weather

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee shows us how soil temperatures compare to normal ahead of winter crop planting. Gary McManus says drought is strengthening in southwestern Oklahoma and the outlook does not look promising for it weakening.... More ›
Farm Basics - Gibberellic Acid

Farm Basics - Gibberellic Acid

Brian and Darren Hefty explain what gibberellic acid is and if you should apply it to your pasture or crop.... More ›
Using Gypsum in Agriculture

Using Gypsum in Agriculture

Ohio State University’s Dr. Warren Dick discusses his research on gypsum and how it can impact agriculture.... More ›
ARC/PLC Enrollment Deadlines

ARC/PLC Enrollment Deadlines

FSA Program Specialst JD Elwood has important information on ARC & PLC deadlines.... More ›
Wheat Blast Update

Wheat Blast Update

Barbara Valent, a university distinguished professor of plant pathology, said that the wheat blast fungus appears to be capable of storing genes for disease-causing proteins.... More ›
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