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Mesonet

Wes Lee, OSU Extension Mesonet agricultural coordinator, discusses the latest rainfall totals and what the impacts were to our drought-stricken soils. State climatologist Gary McManus says these recent rains should make a dent in the drought picture, but more precipitation is needed.... More ›

Last Day of Corn Planting

We finish planting corn here on our farm in Kansas.... More ›

How to Use Every Mulch: The Ultimate Growers' Guide

Today's video is a total mulch breakdown. We cover: how to use straw, what is straw, what is hay, how to use hay, mulching with leaves, mulching with cardboard, garden mulching, mulching with compost, no dig, deep compost, living mulches, perennial cover crops, and more!... More ›

Planting Update With in Nebraska - Jerry Stahr

We got a check on planting progress near York, Nebraska, with producer Jerry Stahr. He tells us the ground has been powder dry in his area of the state and describes how he has adjusted to these drought conditions to start off the 2023 planting season.... More ›

Ohio Farm Bureau Podcast: Farm on Course for Beginning Farmers and an Ohha Update

A new online farm management course offered by The Ohio State University College of Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES) will help Ohio’s beginning farmers qualify for the requirements of the Ohio Department of Agriculture’s Beginning Farmer Tax Credit program. Learn more about... More ›

Slight Delay in Corn Belt, Wheat Belt Receives Some Too Little Too Late Rain

The warm up Easter week sent some in the Corn Belt into the fields. A cold snap and several days later, much of what was planted remains in the ground. Some rain finally fell in the Southern Plains, but it may be too little too late for much of the wheat crop.... More ›

Georgia Timber Folks Look to Cross-Laminate

European construction for several decades, it has only recently been introduced to the U.S. market through a new production facility in Dothan, Alabama. As Damon Jones reports, SmartLam North America, the company behind this development, is poised to revolutionize the timber industry.... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Don Roose and Ted Seifried

On this edition of Market to Market: spring field work takes major strides, rain arrives in the Southern Plains, a progress report from two locations with very different stories, and market analysis with Don Roose and Ted Seifried.... More ›

U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol Announces New Enrollment Deadlines and the Climate Smart Cotton Grant

Learn about the new enrollment timeline and how the Climate Smart Cotton Grant can benefit your operation.... More ›

InsidePTI S4•E02 | High Management ? Soybean

Did you know our high management soybeans were our #1 money-maker at the PTI Farm last year? In this week's episode, Jason is diving into our full protocol for high yield soybeans and the data we discovered in 2022. We hope you enjoy!... More ›

Herbicide Vapor Pressure

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1307 | Air Date 04/23/23 - There are 5 inputs that can either vaporize or volatilize. Brian and Darren Hefty talk about what you need to do when applying these products pre or post emerge.... More ›

Do You Need A Walk-Behind Tractor?

Today's video is all about a walk-behind (also called two-wheel) tractors. Are they worth the money? In it we discuss:are walk-behind tractors good? What can walk-behind, two wheel tractors do? And more!... More ›

Co-op AgZone and the 4th Ag Revolution

Trish Meyers, Director Ag Solutions at Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) and Stephen Vandervalk, Alberta Western Canadian Wheat Growers Director, who farms at Fort MacLeod, discuss CO-OP’s entry to the Ag Digital world to improve their customers’ experiences.... More ›

Finding Traction With Soy-Based Tires

The Ankeny Police Department is finding traction with high performance soy-based tires. These Goodyear tires have improved flexibility in low temperatures as well as enhanced traction in both rain and snow.... More ›

How's the Wheat Looking in Grady County?

SUNUP travels to Grady County to meet with a producer and see how his wheat crop is progressing.... More ›

Dicamba and 2,4-D off-target movement

University of Minnesota Extension Weed Scientist Dr. Jeff Gunsolus discusses specific application instructions for plant growth regulator herbicides to reduce off-target movement.... More ›

#AsktheAgronomist - Dicamba Tips

Phil Long, precision agronomy advisor, dives into Dicamba and highlights ways it can be affective in your herbicide regime.... More ›

Clubroot of Canola Disease Cycle

Clubroot is a serious soil-borne disease of cruciferous crops. In canola, it causes swellings or galls to form on the roots, which ultimately causes premature death of the plant. It is caused by a fungus-like protist called Plasmodiophora brassicae. Watch to gain a better understanding of this d... More ›

2023 CORN PLANTING | Too Wet? Too Dry? Just Right?

2023 CORN PLANTING | Too Wet? Too Dry? Just Right? | | Planting corn on our farm in Kansas.... More ›

Tiffany Dowell Lashmet on Ag Land Ownership

Today’s update is from Tiffany Dowell Lashmet, agricultural law specialist with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension. Dowell Lashmet provides an update on the 32 states across the country that have proposed measures to restrict foreign ownership of agricultural land and what this may mean moving forward... More ›

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