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Soybean Marketing Update

In this week's update, Frayne Olson, NDSU Extension crops economist/marketing specialist, compares U.S. soybean prices to prices around the world to demonstrate the variability in prices and the importance of export location in base levels.... More ›

Second-Crop Rice Harvest having Good Yields

South Louisiana rice farmers are finishing up their ratoon or second harvest. The yields have been good and are needed because of lower rice prices. LSU AgCenter correspondent Craig Gautreaux has the story from Acadia Parish.... More ›

Weed of the Week - Prostrate Vervain

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss this week's weed of the week, prostrate vervain. They'll discuss prevention, as well as modes of action to rid your farm of this weed.... More ›

Cow-Calf Corner - Cattle & Hay Needs

Glenn Selk explains how much hay cattle need in order to maintain growth.... More ›

Hay Exporters Battle Back after Port Slowdowns

Global trade is complex. Markets, years in the making, can evaporate over a misinterpreted word or labor dispute.... More ›

Crop Residue Exchange - Jay Parsons and Daren Redfearn

UNL Extension’s Jay Parsons and Daren Redfearn introduce the Crop Residue Exchange. They also discuss how grazing can affect croplands.... More ›

Wheat Rust & Winter Weather

Bob Hunger talks about the potential for rust to appear on wheat if we have a mild winter.... More ›

Pesticide Updates - Clyde Ogg

UNL Extension’s Clyde Ogg discusses updates in pesticide regulations. Clyde also talks about events growers can go to for more information. ... More ›

Weed of the Week - Stinging Nettle

The Hefty brothers share ideas for controlling stinging nettle on and around your farm.... More ›

Ag Minute - Compost

Darren Hefty talks about the growing popularity of using compost in gardens and on the farm.... More ›

Zinc Management

Brian and Darren talk about properly managing zinc levels in the soil.... More ›

Xtend Soybeans

The Hefty brothers discuss the soybean trait options currently available to help you make a seed purchase decision for 2019.... More ›

Growing Luck - Texas Black-eyed Peas

Black-eyed peas & Texas South Plains farmers. Peas in a pod. Together bringing the world a little luck... More ›

Water Symposium - November 9, 2018

The 2018 Nebraska Water Symposium recently took place at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln’s Innovation Campus. Jesse Starita explains how this event differs from previous years.... More ›

Approaches to Immobile Nutrient Management

Brian Arnall explains different approaches to immobile nutrient management.... More ›

2 X 2 Placement

Darren Hefty discusses the benefits and risks of 2 X 2 placement in planting, as well as in-furrow treatment options.... More ›

Ag Minute - Waterways

Darren Hefty explains the patches of greenery among farmers' fields and how they benefit the environment around them.... More ›

Benefits of Copper in Soil

Darren and Brian Hefty explain the benefits that copper has for soil and how it can improve yields over time on your farm.... More ›

Soil layers & How Water Moves through them

We head to the soil pit for a quick lesson from Jason Warren on how water moves through the soil.... More ›

Farm Basics - Fertilizer Removal App

Darren and Brian talk about fertilization using the Fertilizer Removal App. They share how new technologies are changing the way things are done, and how this application can be used to help farmers use more information to fertilize next season.... More ›

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