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HAY 2020: Oceanfront Hay Making

HAY 2020: Oceanfront Hay Making | Mac Farms... More ›

Baling hay racing the rains

South Sask Farmer - Baling hay racing the rains... More ›

Canola Watch: Residue & Moisture Management

Plant establishment starts in the fall by spreading crop residue evenly. Uneven residue on the soil surface can prevent drill openers from penetrating residue to place seed into soil. Management of residue cover can impact soil temperature and moisture.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says U.S. Dollar Index has declined 10 percent, but that could make producers more competitive in the grain markets.... More ›

Miississippi RIver Dredging Project Will Help SD Farmers

A major dredging project on the lower Mississippi River will deepen the top ag export channel from 45 to 50 feet. The dredging will save 13 cents per bushel of freight, a $461 million increase in farmer revenue as vessels can load up to 500,000 additional bushels of grain. Michelle Rook report... More ›

Soybean Growth Stages V2 to V5

Dr. Alex Lindsey demonstrates how to stage soybeans from V2 to V5.... More ›

Potatoes in 2020

Potatoes in 2020... More ›

Suspicious Seeds

Officials in over two dozen states, including Nebraska, are issuing warnings to anyone who may have received unsolicited packages of seeds from China. Julie Van Meter, Nebraska Department of Agriculture State Entomologist, explains what to do if they were mailed to you.... More ›

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee says these late July rains have helped reduce the temperatures for most of the state. Gary McManus shows us how those rains impacted the drought monitor.... More ›

Organic No-Till Soybean Production in Ontario

Is it possible to be organic and no-till? In 2019, a few Ontario farmers with the help of OMAFRA soil specialist Jake Munroe set out to find an answer. In this interview, Jake explains the ins and outs of the system, terminating with a roller crimper, results from 2019, and lessons learned for t... More ›

Corn Detasseling in Chatham Kent

I visited the Dresden crew from WR Detasseling in a corn field and learned how to detassel and why it is important.... More ›

First hay cutting of 2020 and the 2188 came home

South Sask Farmer - First hay cutting of 2020 and the 2188 came home!... More ›

Fireside Chats with Erin | Episode 7: Peter MacKay

In episode seven, Erin chats with Peter McKay, former Minister of Foreign Affairs, Defense and Justice and current candidate for leader of the Conservative Party of Canada. They discuss his rural roots, the grain supply chain, the future of Canadian agriculture and more.... More ›

Storing Hay Correctly

Dave Lalman has advice on how to properly store and stack round bales to maximize forage quality.... More ›

Will Cereal Rye Cover Crop Suppress Weeds?

In this Weekly Weed Watch video, field agronomist Meaghan Anderson takes a look at some research plots (Steven Dearden)that have cereal rye cover crop with different timing termination.... More ›

Measuring COVID-19 Impact on U.S. Cotton Industry

The National Cotton Council estimates the total economic damage to the cotton industry from the COVID-19 pandemic is around 4.3 billion dollars. Dr. Gary Adams, President and CEO of the National Cotton Council, explains the impact the pandemic has had not only on cotton producers but textile man... More ›