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Watch videos on everything to do with crops. Learn more about planting, growing, irrigation, harvesting, pests, diseases, pesticides, GMOs, markets, crop rotation, equipment, and more. See farmers and agribusiness experts discuss a variety of topics related to crops. Also see crop machinery demonstrations and footage right from the fields.
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Unwrapping/ Cutting Open Modules

Unwrapping/ Cutting Open Modules

This chapter is for gin managers/superintendents, gin module feeder employees, and other gin employees.... More ›
Market Analysis

Market Analysis

Heartland Farm Partners President Jeff Peterson analyzes selling options for corn and soybeans as harvest approaches.... More ›
Identifying Worms in Soybeans

Identifying Worms in Soybeans

Tom Royer tells us how to recognize the difference in soybean luper and green clover worms when scouting for pests in soybeans.... More ›
Work Begins to Deepen the Channel of the Lower Mississippi River

Work Begins to Deepen the Channel of the Lower Mississippi River

According to Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards, the Mississippi River and its tributaries account for over $750 billion of the nation’s economy.... More ›
Al

Al's Forecast

There’s only a few more days until the official start of fall. Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher tells us what to expect in this week’s forecast.... More ›
Fields to Forks 2020

Fields to Forks 2020

Affordable food is a priority for Ontario families including the families growing Ontario grains. #YourFarmers work hard to help keep food prices low and affordable for families across the province, while still producing top quality, healthy grains.... More ›
Managing Sandy, Acidic Knolls in Corn Production

Managing Sandy, Acidic Knolls in Corn Production

Ben Rosser and Jake Munroe, Corn and Soil Management Specialists with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA), discuss how to identify and manage acidic knolls on sandy soil.... More ›
New Hydroponic BVB SYSTEM. Beef Steak Tomato House, Final REVIEW!

New Hydroponic BVB SYSTEM. Beef Steak Tomato House, Final REVIEW!

Our new BVB hydroponic system is doing absolutely fantastic! Watch until the end as I cover many questions!... More ›
Beautiful Drone Sunflower Harvest

Beautiful Drone Sunflower Harvest

Charlie Edinger - Beautiful Drone Sunflower Harvest... More ›
Predicting the future of pulse diseases

Predicting the future of pulse diseases

AAFC Research Scientist Dr. Syama Chatterton demonstrates how to predict the future of pulse diseases in order to better manage diseases such as root rot.... More ›
Soak Test for Dry Beans

Soak Test for Dry Beans

Bean Soak test Certified dry bean seed is grown in regions where seed moisture's are typically very low . In some case down to less than 12% moisture content. This low moisture seed can be brittle and is more susceptible to damage during the handling , cleaning, treating process.. The Soak T... More ›
Tillage Options for Unharvestable Corn

Tillage Options for Unharvestable Corn

After the derecho passed through Iowa in early August, many farmers have been left with unharvestable fields.... More ›
Market Monitor

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says producers need to figure machinery, soil quality and management practices into selecting crops in the near future.... More ›
Grazing Management Minute: Native Warm Season Grasses

Grazing Management Minute: Native Warm Season Grasses

In this educational video, the Ohio Department of Agriculture, Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Quail Forever discuss the benefits of native warm season grasses for Ohio livestock producers.... More ›
Harvesting barley northern Alberta

Harvesting barley northern Alberta

Blum Enterprises Family Farm - Drying and thrashing barley. Ohhhh and moving a load of canola. Canola is going up $$$$... More ›
Silage 2020

Silage 2020

Making silage in east central Saskatchewan.... More ›
Cow-Calf Corner - Handling Backward Calves

Cow-Calf Corner - Handling Backward Calves

Glenn Selk explains why producers have four minutes to save the life of a backward-born calf.... More ›
Ag Secretary in Nebraska

Ag Secretary in Nebraska

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue discusses innovations in agriculture and how collaboration with places like the University of Nebraska will the key to success.... More ›
Iron Talk - Spread Residue Evenly

Iron Talk - Spread Residue Evenly

Darren Hefty explains the importance of evenly spreading crop residue in your fields.... More ›
Palmer Amaranth Spread and Establishment in a non GMO Soybean Field

Palmer Amaranth Spread and Establishment in a non GMO Soybean Field

Palmer amaranth spread and establishment in a non GMO soybean field... More ›
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