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Weed of the Week - Wild Sunflowers

Jun 05, 2019

Video: Weed of the Week - Wild Sunflowers

Darren and Brian Hefty talk about controlling wild sunflowers on your farm.

Weed of the Week - Wild Sunflowers

Darren and Brian Hefty talk about controlling wild sunflowers on your farm.... More ›

Summer Crop Update

We learn from Josh Lofton how flooded fields are limiting summer crops and when replanting is an option.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says wheat and corn prices are creeping higher as progress on the 2019 crops slow across the state.... More ›

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee shows us areas of the state that are starting to dry out… a little. Gary McManus says Oklahoma should expect rain through the end of next week.... More ›

Eye on Ag: Pests in Your Field

What’s bugging you? Pest prevention is key as the temperatures warm up. Bill Dodd has the latest information on the pests you need to be watching for this season.... More ›

Setting Up Your Cattle Handling Facility

Cattle handling expert Dr. Ron Gill offers expert advice on designing and improving your cattle handling facility.... More ›

Nutrient loss from flooding

Brian Arnall says certain nutrients move through the soil with excessive moisture. He advises watching the plants, they will show you what they need.... More ›

Flooding & crops

We start in western Oklahoma with a look at how the rains last week are still preventing field work and Jason Warren explains how water moves through different soil types.... More ›

Al's Forecast

A wet May made fieldwork very frustrating. Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher has his forecast for the week ahead.... More ›

Renewable energy powers food production at Just Food Farm

Just Food Farm is a 150-acre demonstration farm that models sustainable food production and practices in the Ottawa Greenbelt. It’s also home to a new solar energy installation that shows how renewable energy can power sustainable food production.... More ›

Curious pigs on a Manitoba hog farm

Hog farmer Kenny, from the Rural Municipality of Springfield in Manitoba, submitted April 2018's winning video of his curious feeder pigs. The video shows pigs in a feeder barn checking out and chewing on the animal caregiver standing in their pen. These pigs are raised together in open, group p... More ›

African Swine Fever – Can I Still Cook With Pork?

As a 5-time James Beard award nominee, Miami-based chef and restaurateur Jose Mendin is an expert in serving delicious and safe pork. He wants consumers everywhere to know that because African swine fever only impacts pigs – and not humans – there’s no need to stop cooking and eating pork. ASF i... More ›

Summary: Manure - Odour

MBPorkfan Summary: Manure - Odour... More ›

Illinois Pork Power Program

Illinois pig farmers, commodity groups, and individuals across the state join hand-in-hand to provide their neighbors with quality protein. The Pork Power program has given over 625,000 pounds of pork, amounting to more than 2.4 million servings, to hungry Illinois residents since the program be... More ›