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Harvest Loss

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1377 | Air Date 8/25/24 - Every grain counts! The Hefty brothers explain how farmers measure and minimize what's left behind in their fields.... More ›

Mesonet

Wes Lee, OSU Extension Mesonet agricultural coordinator, discusses the recent, welcome cold fronts. State climatologist Gary McManus says drought is expanding.... More ›

How Grassed Waterways Work in Wisconsin

Mallika Nocco, UW-Madison Extension specialist in agrohydrology, and Landon Baumgartner, outreach specialist for the UW-Madison Extension Nutrient and Pest Management program for Southwest Wisconsin discuss the basics of grassed waterways, their function, and how they could fit on your farm.... More ›

Range land and Precision Livestock Management - With Mitch Stephenson

Learn all about the research in precision livestock and range land management taking place at GSL with Dr. Mitch Stephenson.... More ›

Canadian Wheat Research Coalition - Jake Leguee

Canadian Wheat Research Coalition Chair Jake Leguee shares why it's important to invest in wheat research, and how that investment is benefiting wheat growers in Saskatchewan.... More ›

Sowing seeds of success for future farmers - July 30, 2024

Alberta’s government is supporting future farmers and ranchers through changes to Agriculture Financial Services Corporation’s Next Generation Loan program.... More ›

Effective Timing of Cotton Defoliation

Defoliation is the shedding of cotton leaves that naturally occurs when leaves become physiologically mature. In this video, PhytoGen Cotton Development Specialist Shawn Butler, Ph.D., goes through the methods to determine when to break the cotton bolls open and see if they are ready for the pic... More ›

Expert Strategies for Successful Cotton Harvest in Wet Seasons

Agronomy Service Representative Tripp Walker advises on different strategies to help promote plant growth in cotton to avoid possible challenges during a wet harvest season... More ›

Chopping Wheat Straw with Zimmerman Family Harvesting | Wheat Harvest 2024

Chopping Wheat Straw with Zimmerman Family Harvesting | Wheat Harvest 2024... More ›

Making Wellness Matter

The Ontario Federation of Agriculture supports farmers, families and employees towards balanced mental health and overall wellness. Livestock and equipment require regular care and maintenance and so do you. Even when the demands on the farm are high, it’s important to include yourself on the pr... More ›

AAC Yellow 80 mustard

AAC Yellow 80 composite hybrid mustard. Can be 5-9% above Andante yields.... More ›

Oat harvest is under way!

Oat harvest is under way! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

Market Plus with Chris Robinson

Chris Robinson discusses economic and commodity markets in this web-only feature.... More ›

Weather with Eric Hunt

Market Jouranl Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt gave an extended outlook for participants of this year's GSL Open House. We were able to get his thoughts on what to expect from mother nature leading up to harvest.... More ›

Market to Market

Transportation issues appear as harvest looms. How clothing manufacturers have survived in rural America while others unraveled. And, commodity market analysis with Chris Robinson.... More ›

Why Huitlacoche (Corn Smut) is So Expensive | So Expensive

Huitlacoche, also known as the "Mexican truffle," is an edible fungus that forms on undeveloped corn ears and sells for as much as $40 a pound. Discovered by the Aztecs, the bulbous fungus has been consumed in Mexico for centuries and has recently become an increasingly popular specialty ingredi... More ›

Corn Stunt: How Does it Spread?

Ashleigh Faris, OSU Extension entomologist, discusses the corn leafhopper, which is the insect that transmits corn stunt disease.... More ›

Accuracy in testing for DON

Deoxynivalenol (DON) is a mycotoxin naturally produced by the fungus that causes Gibberella ear rot in corn. Infection occurs through the corn silk channel when ideal temperatures (approx. 27°C) and higher humidity are present. Cool wet conditions after pollination favour continual disease devel... More ›

4-H Ontario LMS Launch!

Welcome to our launch of our all-new Learning Management System (LMS) for 4-H Ontario volunteers and youth! In this overview, you will learn how to navigate the Volunteer LMS system and enhance your 4-H training experience. Watch now to learn more and take advantage of this valuable resource.... More ›

Haying in Plum Lake

Haying in Plum Lake | | 3D Ranch Manitoba... More ›

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