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Watch videos on everything to do with crops. Learn more about planting, growing, irrigation, harvesting, pests, diseases, pesticides, GMOs, markets, crop rotation, equipment, and more. See farmers and agribusiness experts discuss a variety of topics related to crops. Also see crop machinery demonstrations and footage right from the fields.
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Steps Farmers Are Taking to Manage Pricing Risk

Steps Farmers Are Taking to Manage Pricing Risk

How can farmers manage risk when it comes to pricing? Jake Moline, StoneX risk management consultant, provides three steps to increasing on-farm profitability. One of those steps is forward marketing grain.... More ›
Iowa Soybean Farmers Investing In West Coast Infrastructure

Iowa Soybean Farmers Investing In West Coast Infrastructure

Soybean checkoff dollars have sparked much needed updates at the Port of Kalama. The port is currently limited by its railway setup, but that'll hopefully be resolved with an upcoming project that'll increase the efficiency of soybeans unloading at the facility.... More ›
Vital Cotton Classing Process Explained

Vital Cotton Classing Process Explained

As cotton harvest season wraps up, farmers in the Southeast are eager to see the results of their hard work. How a meticulous classing process plays a vital role in determining both quality, and price.... More ›
Impacts of Hurricane Helene Reflected in Pecan Harvest

Impacts of Hurricane Helene Reflected in Pecan Harvest

From record tree losses to plummeting prices, Hurricane Helene delivered a devastating blow to Georgia's pecan industry. We'll take you to Fort Valley for a closer look.... More ›
Amending Clay Soil to Plant Climbing Roses

Amending Clay Soil to Plant Climbing Roses

Today, I’m switching things up and planting roses! Normally, I’m in the vegetable garden talking about things like top dressing or soil amendments, but today, I wanted to show you another use for my favorite soil amendment, Soil³—perfect for amending my clay soil when planting trees and shrubs l... More ›
Harvest A Corn Field With Me

Harvest A Corn Field With Me

Beans are done, popcorn is done, so it's time for corn harvest. On our second day of corn we got into a field where we left a swath untreated by fungicide. This year we sprayed Miravis Neo from @SyngentaAgUS late in the season at brown silk. Plants were healthy at the time, but fungicides like... More ›
Forgotten Video....Swathing 60 bpa Canola

Forgotten Video....Swathing 60 bpa Canola

Forgotten Video....Swathing 60 bpa Canola | | Northern farmer... More ›
Should you Purchase or Rent Farmland?

Should you Purchase or Rent Farmland?

Farmers have a lot to consider when deciding whether to purchase or rent farmland. Land values have started to come back in alignment with the trendline but how do those values impact the cash rent that farmers pay?... More ›
In The Field - Custom Harvesters

In The Field - Custom Harvesters

As you know we like to keep tabs on how things are shaping up and turning out in the field.... More ›
Are Weeds Already an Issue?

Are Weeds Already an Issue?

Liberty Galvin, OSU Extension weed specialist, says cooler soil temperatures can lead to growth in winter annual weeds like Italian ryegrass.... More ›
Ag Wagon

Ag Wagon

One of the best aspects of going to conventions like NAFB, is getting to see and learn about new technology and equipment that is available to farmers and ranchers.... More ›
Season

Season's Greetings from AFSC

AFSC is proud to walk side by side with producers and agribusiness owners, supporting you through the challenges and the wins. As we look back at this past year, we continue to be inspired by the unwavering determination and grit displayed by Alberta’s dedicated producers.... More ›
COMAND Agriculture Overview

COMAND Agriculture Overview

How COMAND Helps Agriculture Operations... More ›
2025 Ag PhD Winter Workshops

2025 Ag PhD Winter Workshops

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1390 | Air Date 11/24/24 - Brian and Darren invite you to attend the 2025 Ag PhD Winter Workshops to learn more about soils, natural products, and raising better corn and soybeans.... More ›
25 by 25

25 by 25

While in Kansas City last week our crew met Bart Ruth, he is a corn and soybean producer, near Rising City Nebraska and former President, of the American Soybean Association.... More ›
Market Monitor

Market Monitor

John Michael Riley, OSU agricultural economist, says the recent rain has dramatically improved Oklahoma’s wheat crop.... More ›
What Is Canola

What Is Canola

Canadian + Oil = Canola. Do you ever wonder what those bright yellow fields are on the Canadian prairies? That's canola! The tiny cross-shaped yellow flowers identify the plants as a part of the crucifer family and, more specifically, they belong to a section (or genus) of the family called Bras... More ›
These Celebrity Farmers Will SHOCK You..

These Celebrity Farmers Will SHOCK You..

Welcome back to Down On The Farm, today on the channel we're going to be talking about These Celebrity Farmers Will SHOCK You.. if you're excited to learn more about this then make sure you watch the whole way through because you don't want to miss the details we have for you!... More ›
Is Nitrate Still in the Field?

Is Nitrate Still in the Field?

Brian Arnall, OSU Extension soil nutrient management specialist, discusses why nitrate levels in the soil may appear to be low due to recent rain, but could still be present.... More ›
In The Field - Custom Harvesters

In The Field - Custom Harvesters

As you know we like to keep tabs on how things are shaping up and turning out in the field.... More ›
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