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Last day of planting soy beans

we are a family farm in Ontario showing you the work we do to bring eggs to your table we are finally finished planting soybeans after we put tile in the field.... More ›

Crop Tour/Banging on a Feed Bin All Day

We were getting ready for wheat harvest and went on a crop tour. Farmer Dan farms pigs and cash crops with his wife Janet, kids Hannah, Dominic, Aaron, Anthony, Jordan and Kate, and parents Matt and Fran in southwestern Ontario Canada.... More ›

Knee high by july?! (SIDE DRESSING OUR CORN!)

Knee high by july?! (SIDE DRESSING OUR CORN!) | Jessica Brock... More ›

Crop Diagnostic School

Manitoba Agriculture - Crop Diagnostic School June 22 - Questions asked during this week’s session:... More ›

Cutting really good hay

South Sask Farmer - Cutting really good hay!! Plus the 4440 and 8465A go baling!... More ›

Pioneer Yellow Variety P1257R

Pioneer Seeds - Pioneer Yellow Variety P1257R... More ›

Farm Basics -Warm vs. Cool Season Grasses

Are you noticing different grasses growing at different times throughout the summer? Learn about warm-season and cool-season grasses in this week's Farm Basics.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says the volatility in the grain markets is still ongoing.... More ›

Frost damage to corn in the middle of June?

Great Lakes Grain's early Crop Assessment Tour with Nathan Saarloos, crop specialist for FS PARTNERS in the Aylmer area. Nathan explains what went on in this corn field. Great Lakes Grain's 2021 Crop Assessment Tour begins August 23 and runs until July 3, 2021.... More ›

Ontario Grain Farming 101: Farm Business Structure

Dwight Foster, a farmer from North Gower, Ontario talks about how his grain farm operates, some of his many responsibilities and shares how his employees are a valuable aspect of the operation and how they factor into producing grains. There is a lot of background work before heading to the fiel... More ›

Capturing Carbon in Soil

The benefits of healthy soils impact all of us - not just the food and agriculture industry. One benefit is that soils can be used to capture and store carbon and so remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. Using best management practices can improve farm productivity while also mitigating t... More ›

What is Sclerotinia in Oilseed Rape?

Sclerotinia is a disease that can greatly impact oilseed rape crops and yields. Learn more about this disease and how it develops. If you want to learn more about how to manage this disease from the start, see the Pioneer Protector video.... More ›

Pioneer White Variety Info Pack

Pioneer Seeds - Pioneer White Variety Info Pack... More ›

InVigor 300 Series - What's new for 2022

This year, we’d like to start off by saying thank you to our InVigor customers. We’re honoured to have been part of your farms for the past 25 years, and we truly appreciate your support. And there’s plenty to be excited about for the upcoming growing season as we’re adding two new additions ... More ›

Scouting Sessions: Assessing Plant Stands in Field Peas

Optimum plant stands for field peas are 320 - 360,000 plants/acre or 7-8 plants/square foot. In this video, we go over three different methods to assess your field pea plant stand: 1. Fixed area method using a hoop or square 2. Row length method 3. Square foot method Use the Plant Stand Asse... More ›

Regenerative Agriculture Introduced 40 years ago

This old video illustrates how the FARM FOR PROFIT Program was promoting Regenerative Agriculture over 40 years ago. It has made very few changes (if any) to its program today. This is a proven, time-tested program which brings sustainability and regeneration to damaged farmland.... More ›