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Types of Root Systems

Plants can have various types of root systems. Find out why this is important for farmers to know when it comes to controlling weeds or fertilizing crops.... More ›

Bumper Crops: Early Season Pest Management in Winter Wheat

What should you do about fungicide applications on wheat this spring? Damon and Dan make recommendations to help farmers manage wheat crop protection in a spring of possible cool wet conditions and low supplies of pesticides. Use a good integrated pest management plan.... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst Don Roose

Secretary Vilsack answers questions on chemicals and CRP. Sorting out ports and global demand issues in Ukraine. The cost to repair after the flooding is gone. Market analysis with Don Roose.... More ›

Range Planting

Range planting is the establishment of grass and legumes to reduce soil erosion and improve production. This practice applies to rangeland, native or naturalized pasture, grazed forest, or other suitable land areas where the principal method of vegetation management is grazing. This video explor... More ›

Cucurbit IPM - Part 3 Foliar Diseases and Fruit Rots

This module covers the identification and biology for several additional cucurbit pathogens including: angular leaf spot, septoria, scab, gummy stem blight, alternaria, anthracnose, bacterial leaf spot, pythium fruit rot, and viruses... More ›

What we do after it rains and we can’t plant

It rained so this is what goes on on the farm when we can’t plant.... More ›

Farm Basics: Drying Corn (From Ag PhD #556 11/30/08)

Brian & Darren talk about the importance of drying down your corn before you store it.... More ›

How can I save on the cost of drying grain?

Inefficient grain drying can use more energy than the processes of preparing the field, growing the grain, and harvesting combined.... More ›

Supporting innovation in agriculture

Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Economic Development Minister Nate Horner announced funding for smart and digital technologies to support the agriculture and agri-food sector.... More ›

S1-GF2022 - Agri-Smart: Feeding the World in a Changing Climate

Intense forest fires and droughts are becoming the norm in British Columbia. In fact, weather events in 2021 were the most damaging ever recorded. The summer heat dome and devastating floods in the fall severely impacted the agriculture sector,... More ›

Producers of this Commodity Remain Optimistic

After one of the best crops in recent memory, Georgia Cotton producers are having a rough go of things getting this year’s crop in the ground. It's an issue that's concerning for growers as we now close the book on the month of May.... More ›

Pipe Planner: A Closer Look

Today’s update is from Dr. Drew Gholson, Extension Irrigation Specialist and Coordinator for the National Center for Alluvial Aquifer Research for the Mississippi State University Extension Service.... More ›

Stress Less - Brandy Vandewalle

Farmers and ranchers know the importance of planning and talking about their financial health to bankers, financial planners, spouses, etc. this one example of stress Ag producers face on a daily basis, all that stress can build up over time. UNL’s Center for Agricultural Profitability has some ... More ›