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White Corn Chips Headed To The Elevator!!

Im back!! Sorry for the lack on videos, i got burnt out doing all the editing and needed a break. Shoutout to my cousin Jake for taking care of the edits he does a great job!! We are a 6th generation family farm EST. 1879 located in East Central IL. We raise white and yellow Frito lay cor... More ›

Farmer's Footprint: Regeneration - The Beginning (Full Film)

This film series explores scientific findings from Dr. Zach Bush and soil health expert Dr. Allen Williams of Soil Health Consultants, LLC that identify the root cause of the current chronic disease epidemic and its connection to chemically dependent agricultural practices. This film feature... More ›

I wasn't prepared! What Nobody Told me about Regenerative Farming Small Acreage

I wasn't prepared! What Nobody Told me about Regenerative Farming Small Acreage Come along today on the farm as I discuss intensive grazing, mob grazing and regenerative farming practices. We'll all learn together, small farms in America's heartland!... More ›

What is Regenerative Agriculture?

Regenerative agriculture can help us fight the impacts of climate change while restoring ecosystems, water and carbon cycles, and spurring economic growth. But what is regenerative agriculture? NRDC wanted to learn more from the farmers and ranchers doing the work, so we interviewed 113 growers,... More ›

Regenerative Agriculture on a Saskatchewan Farm

Video Courtesy of the Government of Saskatchewan... More ›

Women In Ag - Katie Hothem

The 2023 Women in Ag conference will take place on February 23rd and 24th. Through workshops and presentations, attendees will learn how to better manage risk, improve their farms and ranches, as well as, become more successful operators and business partners. For more information on registratio... More ›

Tap Shuts Off On What Was Shaping Up To Be A Good Crop For Paul Thomas

Weather patterns were both boom and bust for North Dakota farmer Paul Thomas. We check in for a third time to see how the year finished for him on his crops. We also find out how his other job - a legislator and the bills under consideration in the committee he chairs... More ›

Oats for Grazing?

Alex Rocateli, OSU Extension forage systems specialist, discusses planting spring oats as a forage option.... More ›

Why early spring is an important time to monitor the emerging weed burden in your oilseed rape field

As spring emerges from the short, dark days of winter, so do the broad-leaved weeds that no oilseed rape grower wants to see poking above their crop. In this short video, Clare, Stapley, Corteva Agriscience oilseed rape herbicides Category Marketing Manager, provides a brief masterclass on how K... More ›

CropTalk Feb 1

Topics covered today: Weather Update and a Look at What's to Come Ag Days Questions... More ›

No big changes in latest WASDE - Grain Markets with Doug Simon

Tredas’ Doug Simon stopped in the studio this week to break down the latest WASDE Report and give us the latest information on South Americas crops. We also discussed the latest commodity prices as well as options for marketing new and old crop.... More ›

President Biden Delivers State of the Union Speech

President Biden delivered his second State of the Union speech this week, and opened with a review of his administration’s achievements from the past two years.... More ›

Presidents’ Conference Focuses on Unity

With agriculture being the states number one industry, having a unified voice for farmers is essential for the well-being of Georgia. And as the Monitors Damon Jones reports, that voice and those farmers, is what the GFB Presidents Conference is all about.... More ›

Soil Temperature Variation

The Hefty brothers discuss monitoring soil temperature throughout the day and how it pertains to planting.... More ›

High Oil Content and Short-Term Bag Storage

Watch as Dr. Digvir Jayas, VP of research at the University of Manitoba, discusses research in studying the difference in storage characteristics between high oil content canola and regular oil content canola.... More ›

Module 1: Alberta Approved Farmers’ Market Program

The Alberta Approved Farmers’ Market Program, benefits of achieving approval status and guideline requirements.... More ›

Jan Does Holland!

Jan Does Holland! | | SaskDutch Kid... More ›

Opportunity Ahead For Cattle Producer

From the Cattle inventory report to the latest cattle prices there was a lot to discuss when it came to cattle. While at the 2023 cattle industry convention, we had the opportunity to catch up with DTN Livestock Analyst ShayLe Stewart to get the latest updates on the cattle markets.... More ›

This Product Grown In Ecuador Inspires Georgian’s Success

Coffee bean farming is big business in Ecuador, and Jennifer Parson reports, the inspiration it provided to a local Georgia entrepreneur has proven to be very successful.... More ›

Startup Gains Momentum In Preserving Pollen

For at least a hundred years, scientists and entrepreneurs have been trying to figure out how to preserve plant pollen longer. Now an Iowa company says it is making progress.... More ›

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