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Illinois Pork Power Program
Oct 29, 2018

Video: 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 began in 2008.

 
Illinois Pork Power Program

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 ›
A Few Minutes of Saskatchewan Harvest 2018

A Few Minutes of Saskatchewan Harvest 2018

A short video of some of the McFarlane family farm harvest of 2018. This normally would been done by the end of September but occurred late in October because of early fall snow and cold.... More ›
Market Analyst - Josh Maples

Market Analyst - Josh Maples

Nebraska Ethanol Board Administrator Sarah Caswell discusses the proposal to sell E-15 year round and how it will affect the agriculture industry.... More ›
E-15 - Sarah Caswell

E-15 - Sarah Caswell

Nebraska Ethanol Board Administrator Sarah Caswell discusses the proposal to sell E-15 year round and how it will affect the agriculture industry.... More ›
Weed School - Amit Jhala

Weed School - Amit Jhala

Nebraska Extension Weed Management Specialist Amit Jhala talks about his upcoming weed school at the Eastern Nebraska Research and Extension Center.... More ›
Kids Explore Local Farms - Ballantrae Garlic Farm | Tree House Kitchen

Kids Explore Local Farms - Ballantrae Garlic Farm | Tree House Kitchen

Tree House Kitchen® (THK) is a food literacy company. This is a lifetime passion of ours here at Tree House Kitchen! We are long-time chefs, cooking teachers and friends of farmers; we are sharing stories about our own explorations, growing our own experience, nourishing our own families and stu... More ›
How to Combine Inoculants for Better Yields

How to Combine Inoculants for Better Yields

Jon Treloar, technical agronomist, tells you how stacking inoculants can help your crops getting better yields.... More ›
Farming Never Looked so Peaceful

Farming Never Looked so Peaceful

CJ Alpacas is a small alpaca farm near Grande Prairie, Alberta. This video was filmed and edited to showcase how small farming can be both peaceful and profitable.... More ›
What does it take to run a farm?

What does it take to run a farm?

Journalist Joey Sabljic asks for one word that defines what it takes to run a farm.... More ›
Grain Market Update

Grain Market Update

Lets talk VOM! Today, South West Ag Grain Originator, James Tetreault talks all about vomitoxin!... More ›
Keep agriculture on the minds of your municipal leaders

Keep agriculture on the minds of your municipal leaders

Ontario went to the polls for the second time this year with the municipal elections on October 22. While municipal politics may not be as high on some people’s radar as what happens at Queen’s Park and Parliament Hill, agriculture and our rural communities depend on sound municipal government f... More ›
Soybean Marketing in a Changing Climate: Background

Soybean Marketing in a Changing Climate: Background

In the first in a series of three videos, Frayne Olson, NDSU Extension crops economist/marketing specialist, provides background information on the current changes in the soybean markets and the changing trade and marketing climate.... More ›
Soybean Marketing in a Changing Climate: How Will China Adapt?

Soybean Marketing in a Changing Climate: How Will China Adapt?

In the second in a series of three videos, Frayne Olson, NDSU Extension crops economist/marketing specialist, discusses how China might adapt to the current changes in the soybean markets and the changing trade and marketing climate.... More ›
Market Facilitation Payments Program a Go for December

Market Facilitation Payments Program a Go for December

During a Champaign County, Illinois listening session U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue confirmed the second round of Market Facilitation Payments for farmers will be coming in December.... More ›
New Holland Bale Density

New Holland Bale Density

New Holland Bale Density... More ›
Halting in Ovo Vaccination not a Good Option for Managing Hatchery Bacteria

Halting in Ovo Vaccination not a Good Option for Managing Hatchery Bacteria

Higher 7-day mortality from bacterial infections in the hatchery is no reason to stop in ovo vaccination for Marek’s and other diseases, according to a consulting poultry veterinarian.... More ›
Why & When To Use A Cultipacker

Why & When To Use A Cultipacker

Learn why and when to use a cultipacker in your field, food plot, or garden.... More ›
The Evolution of the Ag Tire

The Evolution of the Ag Tire

What's your favorite tractor tire? Kim Boccardi with Titan International tells us about the all new R14T and why it's probably going to be your new favorite.... More ›
Reviving the past with Tuleta Farms

Reviving the past with Tuleta Farms

For Frank Tuleta of Saskatchewan, Canada, restoring vintage John Deere tractors isn't just a hobby, it's a passion... More ›
Get more production from pasture edges

Get more production from pasture edges

Learn how to cut tree roots along the edges of your pastures to keep them from robbing your pasture of precious moisture using a Frontier SR1202 Shank Ripper and a John Deere 5125R Utility Tractor.... More ›
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