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Market to Market Jun 23 2026

The G7 tone changes with a memo of understanding in the mix. Another weather system sweeps across the Corn Belt. One family’s love of farming has cultivated something bigger than the farm itself. And, commodity market analysis with Karen Braun.... More ›

The Start To Canola

In this video we start with spreading some manure while waiting for seed. Then we get a late start to the day on seeding but finish 3 fields in 24 hrs. It was a good start to canola! and nothing has broken, yet... hope you enjoy!... More ›

Pulse Research Webinar: Weed Program Update

Webinar on weed science research program... More ›

One of the Most Important Passes on Our Corn Crop

All of our crops are finally in the ground, and now we're making one of the most important passes of the season. In this video, we side-dress our corn with nitrogen and sulfur using a 16-row applicator, placing the nutrients right between the rows before the crop enters its rapid growth stage. T... More ›

Going from One Crop to Another + What Makes a Crop “Profitable” (or Worth Growing)

We cover: today we’re talking about what makes a crop profitable (and what makes a crop worth growing even if it’s not), using old high tunnel plastic for weeding the garden, and bed flips.... More ›

Crop Update + Maintenance

Crop Update + Maintenance | | Conley Banman... More ›

Episode 123: Alfalfa Research May Be in for a Long, Cold Winter

Legumes are one of the most economical ways to improve feed quality, pasture performance and cattle productivity. Alfalfa has received the most breeding focus and is the most common and productive legume available, however, combining strong yields, grazing tolerance and winter hardiness in a sin... More ›

Wheat Harvest 2026

After weather-related delays kept many producers waiting, wheat harvest is finally underway for one Noble County producer. In this SUNUP feature, we visit the farm to see the combine back in the field and learn how harvest conditions are shaping up after a challenging start to the season.... More ›

How Have Recent Rains Changed Oklahoma Soil Conditions? - Mesonet Weather Report

Recent rainfall has brought noticeable changes to soil moisture conditions across Oklahoma. In this edition of the Mesonet Weather Report, State Climatologist Gary McManus examines how recent rains have impacted soil conditions and what the latest data reveals about moisture levels across the st... More ›

Under the Crop Canopy

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1471 | Air Date 6/14/26 - Looking for the world's best weed killer? Brian and Darren have you covered: it's 100% chemical-free and works in your lawn - just ask Brian's wife!... More ›

What Frost Does to Potatoes + How We Did Our Hedge Rows

Welcome to episode 419 of Growers Daily! We cover: we’re talking frosted potatoes, we’re touring my hedges, and discussing strawberries in humid conditions where the diseases are the fruitful ones.... More ›

Agriculture Data | New Law

Nebraska is at the forefront of a national debate over agricultural data. Governor Jim Pillen has signed a new law aimed at giving farmers greater control over information generated in their fields. But the issue is more complicated than it may seem.... More ›

Management Decisions - Early hail damage

Recent hailstorms have left many producers wondering what comes next for their crops. The good news is that early-season hail damage doesn't always mean a total loss.... More ›

Should You Pre-Soak Seeds + What if My Tomatoes Got a Wee Bit… Frosted?

We cover: if you should pre-soak seeds, advocating for the causes you believe in, and what do I do with lightly frosted… tomato plants…... More ›

Tillering

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1470 | Air Date 6/7/26 - Brian and Darren explain what tillers are in grass crops and grass weeds.... More ›

Market Plus with Mark Gold Jun 16 2026

Mark Gold has seen a lot in his 53 years of working with commodities. We hear what year stands out and why this year has its own set of challenges. Here's Market Plus with Mark Gold.... More ›

Damaging Hail and Flooding Rain Slam Nebraska Farm - In the Field Update

We're coming to you this week from Fillmore County, where flooding rains and damaging hail created new challenges for area producers last weekend. We spoke with Jared Kempf about the damage, the recovery effort, and what comes next for farmers as the growing season moves forward.... More ›

Grain Markets - Jeff Peterson Jun 16 2026

Joining Bryce on Market Journal this week to discuss the latest grain market trends was Jeff Peterson. Here is their conversation from Thursday morning.... More ›

Weekly Forecast - Eric Hunt Jun 15 2026

In Fillmore County this week, producers are still assessing hail and flood damage from last weekend's storms. As we look ahead, what can Nebraskans expect from the weather in the week to come? Nebraska Extension's Eric Hunt has the forecast.... More ›

Market to Market Jun 15 2026

On this edition of Market to Market ... An expanded response to the spread of the screwworm. Indoor farming looks to survive the hype and harvest profits. And, commodity market analysis with Mark Gold.... More ›

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