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AgXplore Nitrogen Management & Hail Recovery Program

Agxplore has been in the Nitrogen management business for nearly 20 years. At the 2018 Ag In Motion farm show in Saskatchewan last week Jennifer Posey told us about their unique hail recovery program.... More ›

Corn Chopping 10 Rows at a Time

Watch corn being chopped 10 rows at a time by a 725 hp Krone Big X 700 self propelled forage harvester. Big Tractor Power climbs up in the cab to see the operators view of the big forage harvester working its way across in the field.... More ›

Choosing a Spray Nozzle

We look at some technologies that are used in agriculture and we start with a sprayer nozzle demonstration with John Long.... More ›

Growing Impact of Drones In Agriculture

Brian Arnall shows us how UAVs, commonly known as drones, are used in agriculture.... More ›

Weed of the Week - Fall Panicum

Learn tips to identify and control fall panicum on your farm.... More ›

Honey Bee swather

Honey Bee 50' tractor mounted swather working in a failed crop in Saskatchewan.... More ›

Cover Crops

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss their experience with and ideas for planting cover crops.... More ›

Ag Minute - Goss' Wilt

Darren Hefty talks about the corn disease known as "Goss' wilt".... More ›

Marc Hutlet Seeds Update

Update on Corn Pollination,Rain Variability,Soybean Staging.... More ›

Cover Crop Research (Wheat Stubble) - Roger Elmore

Roger Elmore, Nebraska Extension agronomist, talks about the UNL South Central Ag Lab research plot where wheat stubble is used as a cover crop. Roger also explains how different cover crop mixes with the wheat stubble affect the growth, development and yield production of the corn crop.... More ›

Farm Basics - Managing Soil Compaction

The Hefty brothers talk about preventing and dealing with soil compaction.... More ›

Iron Talk - Burndown Without Drift Issues

Darren Hefty offers tips for avoiding spray drift when doing a burndown after your wheat harvest.... More ›

Identifying Palmer Amaranth and Common Waterhemp - Amit Jhala

Amit Jhala, Nebraska Extension weed management specialist, explains three different characteristics between Palmer amaranth and common waterhemp.... More ›

SDSU Summer Tour Features Soybean Weed Control

SDSU's Volga Research Farm Summer Tour featured the newest technology for weed control and fighting resistant weeds in soybeans. Michelle Rook talked to SDSU researchers and found out what's looks the most promising in the soy checkoff funded plots.... More ›

Farmer Experimenting with Furrow-Irrigated Rice

Conserving natural resources is often a component of a farmer’s master plan. A rice producer in St. Landry Parish is experimenting with a technique called furrow-irrigated rice in an effort to reduce his carbon footprint and help his bottom line... More ›

2018 Farm Progress Show Wheat Growers' Reception - Cherilyn Jolly Nagel

Wheat Growers Director Cherilyn Jolly Nagel shares all the good work the Wheat Growers are doing to keep farmers profitable.... More ›

We are Alberta Pulse Growers

Alberta pulses are good for food, for the farm and for you! Alberta Pulse Growers represents 6,000 growers of field pea, dry bean, lentil, chickpea, faba bean and soybean in Alberta. We work to have Alberta pulses recognized by consumers as environmentally friendly, healthy, nutritious, and reco... More ›

Summer Crop Update - Managing Insect Pressure

Josh Lofton has an update on sorghum and soybean crops.... More ›

Scouting for Insects

Tom Royer says producers should be scouting for this time of year.... More ›

Determining Dicamba Soybean Injury Occurrence - Jim Specht

Determining Dicamba Soybean Injury Occurrence – Jim Specht, Nebraska Professor Emeritus, discusses how producers can use a forensics strategy to determine the approximate calendar date or developmental stage of when their non-dicamba-resistant soybean cultivars were injured by dicamba.... More ›

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