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Hay late

The 2020 hay crop is late. The first cut usually comes at the end of May. But this year, three weeks of rain that's nearly 3 inches, slowed the first harvest.... More ›

Economic Impact Studies Due to COVID-19

Cheryl DeVuyst tells us about the research OSU’s Agricultural Economics Department is doing into COVID-19’s impact on Oklahoma.... More ›

What is the Canadian Malting Barley Technical Centre?

The CMBTC's Andrew Nguyen explains what the Winnipeg facility does in a nutshell.... More ›

Estimating Ag Losses from COVID-19

Nebraska Farm Bureau estimates Nebraska’s agricultural industry could lose as much as 3.7 billion dollars from the coronavirus pandemic.... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says wheat protein levels average around 11% across the state, and higher proteins are garnering a premium at the elevators.... More ›

Dry weather creeping into the Corn Belt

The 2020 corn crop is in the ground across the United States with 95 percent of it emerged according to USDA.... More ›

Weed of the Week - Wild Cucumber

Wild cucumber can take down trees! You can imagine why it's important to control our weed of the week.... More ›

Scouting for Field Cucurbit Diseases in Ontario

In this video, we discuss common diseases of field grown cucurbit crops and how to identify them.... More ›

Chopping Hay

Chooping first cut hay with New Holland FR600, New Holland T8.320, Case IH Magnum 210 in Ontario Canada... More ›

Building a New Grain Bin

We built a new grain bin for Thames Van Farms. I have been taking videos from the start to the end so you can see the whole process.... More ›

Learning on the Job

The opportunities on the farm are boundless. Workers are provided with a series of skills needed to safely participate on the farm.... More ›

Simple Techniques, Big Results

Hugh Aljoe, director of producer relations at the Noble Research Institute, talks about intentional and simple pasture management for big results.... More ›

Cotton Council International Joins Sustainable Apparel Coalition

Cotton Council International (CCI), the overseas export promotion arm of the National Cotton Council, recently joined the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, or SAC.... More ›

Post-Emerge Weed Control In Corn

The Hefty brothers discuss options for post-emerge weed control in corn.... More ›

Growing Mint in Nebraska

Nebraska Extension Alternative Crops Breeding Specialist Dipak Santra discusses mint as an alternative crop in Western Nebraska and how farmers may be able to grow it sustainably and profitably.... More ›

Winterkill Woes: Lessons from 2019

Christine O'Reilly is the Forage and Grazing Specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs.... More ›

Spreading Fertilizer 2020

Just a quick clip I put together spreading fertilizer this year.... More ›

Zidua SC Comparison of Bluegrass Control

From these aerial and ground-level comparisons, see the visible difference a post-harvest application of Zidua® SC herbicide + glyphosate has in annual bluegrass control compared to untreated fields or those only treated with glyphosate.... More ›

Soybean Checkoff has High ROI

A new study commissioned by the United Soybean Board shows an increase in the return on investment from the soybean checkoff from $5 in 2014 to $12.43 in 2019. Michelle Rook looks at how this is adding value to the soybeans farmers grow and how that benefits the communities they live in.... More ›

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee shows us how soil moisture is starting to dry up at root depth. Gary McManus says drought is intensifying across the state and that the rest of June continues to look dry.... More ›

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