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Watch videos on everything to do with crops. Learn more about planting, growing, irrigation, harvesting, pests, diseases, pesticides, GMOs, markets, crop rotation, equipment, and more. See farmers and agribusiness experts discuss a variety of topics related to crops. Also see crop machinery demonstrations and footage right from the fields.
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Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

Still dry around the state but we are getting some cooler weather. How are things looking in the week ahead? Market Journal Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt lets us know.... More ›
Market to Market

Market to Market

Milton makes landfall with high winds, storm surge and power outages. The increasing cost to fight a decades-old disease in the hog industry. And commodity market analysis with Naomi Blohm.... More ›
Minty Fresh Idaho!

Minty Fresh Idaho!

Idaho has some impressive numbers when it comes to growing mint. Check out this video to learn more about how mint is grown and harvested here in Idaho and what products you are using regularly that contain the zesty flavor we all love.... More ›
Cow-Calf Corner

Cow-Calf Corner

Mark Johnson, OSU Extension beef cattle breeding specialist, discusses the biological lag time for your cattle operation when retaining heifers.... More ›
How Dry is it for Wheat Planting?

How Dry is it for Wheat Planting?

Amanda Silva, OSU Extension small grains specialist, discusses how the worsening drought conditions are impacting both pasture and grain-only wheat planting.... More ›
Seed Corn Processing Plant

Seed Corn Processing Plant

With harvest in full swing, we decided to get a look at how a crop gets it's start. Long before a seed ends up in planted in the ground, it must first be grown. This week we looked around a seed corn processing plant to see how their harvest season is going for our in the field update.... More ›
Soil Management During Drought

Soil Management During Drought

Brian Arnall, OSU Extension soil nutrient specialist, has soil fertility advice during these dry planting conditions.... More ›
It’s Time to Dig Some Peanuts

It’s Time to Dig Some Peanuts

It’s Time to Dig Some Peanuts | | Conley Banman... More ›
Prepping Grain Bins For Harvest

Prepping Grain Bins For Harvest

It's about to be harvest time! Before we fill the bins we need to clean them out, and go around and maintain the moving parts.... More ›
Grade School Promo

Grade School Promo

Grade School is an opportunity for producers to watch in-person grading demonstrations for wheat, barley, pulses, flax and canola. Canadian Grain Commission (CGC) representatives discuss common degrading issues for each crop and answer any questions producers may have.... More ›
Idaho Potato Days 2024

Idaho Potato Days 2024

Idaho Potato Days was a festive and popular event held in Meridian's Kleiner Park and celebrated the famous Idaho Potato with over 200 vendors, 40 food trucks, 20 potato themed lawn games, endless prizes, and family friendly fun. It was an event to remember and we look forward to next year!... More ›
Grain Markets - Darin Newsom

Grain Markets - Darin Newsom

Between harvest being in full swing and new strikes happening in shipping ports on in the gulf and on the east coast, there were a lot of current events testing the markets this week. Joining us this week to discuss those trends is Barchart Senior Analyst Darin Newsom. Here is our conversation f... More ›
CORTEVA_Power of farming

CORTEVA_Power of farming

CORTEVA_Power of farming | Corteva Agriscience... More ›
Pesticide Shelf Life

Pesticide Shelf Life

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1382 | Air Date 9/29/24 - Can you use old pesticides that have been sitting around for a while? Brian and Darren discuss their experiences of using herbicides that have been on the shelf for years.... More ›
Seeding the Crop in Saskatchewan | Aerial Footage

Seeding the Crop in Saskatchewan | Aerial Footage

Seeding the Crop in Saskatchewan | Aerial Footage. Saskatchewan farmers are busy getting the crop in the ground this spring. Follow an air drill in action in this aerial featurette.... More ›
Dock Workers Strike Suspended

Dock Workers Strike Suspended

A strike by dockworkers on the East Coast has been suspended after an agreement on wage hikes was reached late Thursday.... More ›
Mesonet

Mesonet

Wes Lee, OSU Extension Mesonet agricultural coordinator, says these warmer and dryer fall conditions could become the new norm for Oklahoma. State climatologist Gary McManus predicts more of the same during the weeks ahead.... More ›
Market Plus with Ted Siefried and Matt Bennett

Market Plus with Ted Siefried and Matt Bennett

Ted Siefried and Matt Bennett discuss the economic and commodity markets in this web-only exclusive.... More ›
Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt

We got a little break from the late summer heat this week can we all look forward to sweater weather and pumpkin spice soon? Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt has the answer.... More ›
The South Cleans Up After Being Devastated by Hurricane Helene

The South Cleans Up After Being Devastated by Hurricane Helene

Thousands are still without clean water and the modern necessities of electrical power and cell service. More than two dozen water plants in North Carolina are either offline or were swept away by the hurricane. Several local restaurant owners have set up shop in the streets across the region ... More ›
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