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Cover Crops after Corn Silage, Planting Early by Interseeding
Aug 12, 2019

Video: Cover Crops after Corn Silage, Planting Early by Interseeding

Heidi Johnson, University of Wisconsin, talks about the how and why of cover crops after the harvest of corn for silage. To give the cover crops a head start in the fall, Heidi discusses the methods and benefits of interseeding into standing corn.
 
Cover Crops after Corn Silage, Planting Early by Interseeding

Cover Crops after Corn Silage, Planting Early by Interseeding

Heidi Johnson, University of Wisconsin, talks about the how and why of cover crops after the harvest of corn for silage. To give the cover crops a head start in the fall, Heidi discusses the methods and benefits of interseeding into standing corn.... More ›
Staging For Reglone Ion in Canola

Staging For Reglone Ion in Canola

Agronomic Service Representative, Sterling Mitchell, shares some valuable information on properly staging your canola crop for Reglone Ion application.... More ›
Ontario Gardening Log - S01E09 - Good Weather, Lots of Growth

Ontario Gardening Log - S01E09 - Good Weather, Lots of Growth

Finished up more landscaping around the beds. The good weather is really starting to show in the crops, all the plants have put on significant growth since the last update.... More ›
Guelph Announced as Location for 2020 Agricultural Conference.

Guelph Announced as Location for 2020 Agricultural Conference.

Guelph MP Lloyd Longfield, and Ontario Minister of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Ernie Hardeman announce that Canada's federal, provincial and territorial leaders will meet in Guelph in 2020.... More ›
Small Pond & Turkey Farm View from Drone

Small Pond & Turkey Farm View from Drone

Small Pond & Turkey Farm View from Drone in Ontario, Canada... More ›
Manitoba Canola Growers: Simon Ellis

Manitoba Canola Growers: Simon Ellis

Manitoba Canola Growers: Simon Ellis... More ›
Plant 2019, Arborg Manitoba Canada

Plant 2019, Arborg Manitoba Canada

Seeding in the interlake region of Manitoba, spring 2019 !... More ›
Harvest 2018 Southwest of Regina Sask.

Harvest 2018 Southwest of Regina Sask.

Harvest 2018 Southwest of Regina Sask.... More ›
Winterizing Bees 2 - Winter in the Interlake, Manitoba Canada

Winterizing Bees 2 - Winter in the Interlake, Manitoba Canada

After a trying year of beekeeping, with delayed receipt of bees and a severe drought, we are ready to put our plucky survivors into a safe place and give them as much of a chance to live as we can. Outdoors. In the cold. With winter feedings, wind protection, and 9 hives, we have our work cut ou... More ›
Nebraska Viticulture

Nebraska Viticulture

Wineries are popping up across Nebraska, and we’re headed to the Soaring Wings Vineyard near Springfield, NE. See what Nebraska viticulture is bringing to the wine industry and if it could work for you.... More ›
Weed of the Week - Volunteer Alfalfa

Weed of the Week - Volunteer Alfalfa

Brian and Darren Hefty talk about options for controlling volunteer alfalfa on the farm.... More ›
Diseases in Flooded Crops

Diseases in Flooded Crops

Nebraska Extension Cropping Systems Educator Sarah Sivits explains some crop diseases corn and soybean producers may find if their fields have been experiencing flooding.... More ›
Saving Time While Scouting for Sugarcane Aphids

Saving Time While Scouting for Sugarcane Aphids

Tom Royer show us how sorghum producers can save time while scouting for sugarcane aphids.... More ›
Seasonal Workers in Canada: A Farmer’s Perspective

Seasonal Workers in Canada: A Farmer’s Perspective

Fruit and vegetable farming is labour intensive and many Canadian farmers, like Murray, have difficulty finding workers to fill the numerous seasonal positions needed to help plant, manage, and harvest their crops. The Seasonal Agricultural Workers’ Program (SAWP) brings workers from Mexico, Jam... More ›
How to Climb a 75ft Silo | Ontario Dairy Farm Tour

How to Climb a 75ft Silo | Ontario Dairy Farm Tour

Where Jun and Matt encounter cows, climb giant silos, and learn about life and work in an Ontario Dairy Farm.... More ›
The Risk of China

The Risk of China's Interference in Canada's Election

There is reason to fear that Canada’s federal elections in October could become the latest target in a mounting challenge to democratic processes worldwide. Given rising Sino-Canadian tensions, Ottawa needs to contend with the possibility of election interference by Beijing.... More ›
Nitrogen-Producing Plants

Nitrogen-Producing Plants

U of G research explores the use of special probiotics to help plants make their own nitrogen fertilizer.... More ›
Growing Biointensively with Kootenay Society for Sustainable Living

Growing Biointensively with Kootenay Society for Sustainable Living

Young Agrarians visited Kootenay Society for Sustainable Living on a property in Meadowbrook, BC. The society undertakes crop trials, workshops, tours, research and demonstrations following the biointensive growing principles of John Jeavons, found in his work 'How to Grow More Vegetables'.... More ›
Crop spraying July 14, 2019

Crop spraying July 14, 2019

Aerial crop spraying, Saskatchewan... More ›
Cleaning wheat seed for the 2019 crop year!

Cleaning wheat seed for the 2019 crop year!

Cleaning wheat seed for the 2019 crop year!... More ›
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