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Cold and wet soils

This video will define cold and wet soils and the different situations in which they occur. What kind of toll does cold & wet soil have on crop production? What strategies are best to overcome this challenge?... More ›

National Ag Week Celebrates Farmers Productivity and Sustainability

National Ag Week is March 21-27 a time to celebrate the work farmers do to provide an affordable and reliable food supply in a sustainable manner.... More ›

The Pursuit of New Uses for Soybeans

Every soybean farmers knows that longterm success of the industry relies on consistent demand.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says excitement is starting to wane in the commodity markets, and he says wheat may have the most to lose.... More ›

Weed Management in June Bearing Strawberries

Weeds control in June-bearing strawberries can be challenging. Gavin Graham from New Brunswick provides practical recommendations for planning your weed control strategy in new and established June-bearing fields.... More ›

Inter-seeding, cover crops and manure

Cover crops provide many benefits including protecting the soil from erosion, adding organic matter, feeding soil life, holding on to nutrients, providing nitrogen, improving soil structure, livestock feed source, pest suppression and soil compaction reduction. This video will look at how you mi... More ›

Post-Dormancy Alfalfa Applications

Alex Rocateli has advice for alfalfa growers as the crop comes out of dormancy.... More ›

Market Analysis | Luke Beckman

Central Valley Ag’s Luke Beckman explains how corn and soybean prices could be impacted by sales to China and South America’s harvest.... More ›

For the First Time, Georgia Ranks Among Top Exporting States

Georgia ranks among the top ten exporting states for the first time ever. A milestone that came during a global pandemic. John Holcomb reports on how agricultural exports contributed to those numbers.... More ›

National AG Week

America is celebrating National Ag Week. The week highlights the hard work by farmers and ranchers to keep Americans fed during the pandemic.... More ›

Crop rotation

Crop rotation is key to healthy soils, stabilizing organic matter and weed suppression. This video will explain systems for balancing economics and agronomy.... More ›

Blueberry Disease Management

Tim Miles from Michigan State University discusses common blueberry diseases, including mummy berry, anthracnose, phomopsis, alternaria, and botrytis. Check out this presentation for a general overview of these diseases as well as monitoring and management practices.... More ›

Surface crusting

Surface crusting can have a big impact on a crop if it prevents emergence or significantly reduces the stand. Learn how experts explain the various types of crusting and how to prevent it on your farm.... More ›

Forage Survey | Ben Beckman

Nebraska Extension’s Ben Beckman discusses forage harvest and storage and the impact various practices can have on a producer’s operation.... More ›

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst John Roach

Another round of extreme weather smashes through the south. Drought continues to intensify across the nation. A job retraining program that focuses on hard and soft skills. Market analysis with John Roach.... More ›

Drought Continues to Intensify Across the Nation

Drought Continues to Intensify Across the Nation... More ›

Talking First Hollow Stem

Amanda Silva tells us why the wheat crop may be yellow in parts of the state. She also has advice for producers as we near first hollow stem.... More ›

Al's Forecast

You likely saw either snow or rain this past week, but what’s next? Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher has our forecast for the week.... More ›

March WASDE: Lower U.S. Cotton Production, Consumption, Ending Stocks

In the latest supply and demand report, the U.S. Department of Agriculture lowered the 2020 U.S. cotton crop by 250,000 bales to 14.7 million bales. USDA also reduced its estimate for global cotton production by almost 830,000 bales due to lower production in the U.S. and Brazil.... More ›

No-till for soil health: Making it work

What are the benefits of no-till farming? What to consider when making the transition and how can you make it work in your production system.... More ›

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