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Al’s Forecast

Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist Al Dutcher lets us know what we can expect in our weekly forecast.... More ›

What is a Root Pit?

The Hefty brothers explain what a root pit is, and reasons you may want to dig one on your farm.... More ›

Idaho wheat crop late

Meridian—Richard Durrant of Meridian says the 2019 wheat crop is at least 10 behind last year’s fall harvest.... More ›

Farmers reap benefits of herbicide-tolerant wheat developed at Colorado State University

Last fall, the CoAXium® Wheat Production System became commercially available to farmers in Colorado, where more than 2 million acres of wheat grows across the eastern plains.... More ›

Cover Crops after Corn Silage, Planting Early by Interseeding

Heidi Johnson, University of Wisconsin, talks about the how and why of cover crops after the harvest of corn for silage. To give the cover crops a head start in the fall, Heidi discusses the methods and benefits of interseeding into standing corn.... More ›

Staging For Reglone Ion in Canola

Agronomic Service Representative, Sterling Mitchell, shares some valuable information on properly staging your canola crop for Reglone Ion application.... More ›

Ontario Gardening Log - S01E09 - Good Weather, Lots of Growth

Finished up more landscaping around the beds. The good weather is really starting to show in the crops, all the plants have put on significant growth since the last update.... More ›

Nebraska Viticulture

Wineries are popping up across Nebraska, and we’re headed to the Soaring Wings Vineyard near Springfield, NE. See what Nebraska viticulture is bringing to the wine industry and if it could work for you.... More ›

Weed of the Week - Volunteer Alfalfa

Brian and Darren Hefty talk about options for controlling volunteer alfalfa on the farm.... More ›

Diseases in Flooded Crops

Nebraska Extension Cropping Systems Educator Sarah Sivits explains some crop diseases corn and soybean producers may find if their fields have been experiencing flooding.... More ›

Saving Time While Scouting for Sugarcane Aphids

Tom Royer show us how sorghum producers can save time while scouting for sugarcane aphids.... More ›

Seasonal Workers in Canada: A Farmer’s Perspective

Fruit and vegetable farming is labour intensive and many Canadian farmers, like Murray, have difficulty finding workers to fill the numerous seasonal positions needed to help plant, manage, and harvest their crops. The Seasonal Agricultural Workers’ Program (SAWP) brings workers from Mexico, Jam... More ›

Iron Talk - Seeding Cover Crops

Darren Hefty explains the challenges of and possible solutions to successfully seeding a cover crop.... More ›

Market Facilitation Program Information

We meet with OKState Extension Agricultural Policy Specialist Larry Sanders to discuss the details of the Market Facilitation Program for 2019 and information on how producers can signup.... More ›

July pasture update

Come along as we check on the grass situation in the pasture and also check in on some of the oat crops!... More ›

Pick Your Own Cherries

We're at Cherry Avenue Farms in Lincoln Ontario (Beamsville) for their annual pick your own cherries... More ›

Desiccation and Pre-Harvest Burndown

Darren and Brian Hefty discuss product options and timing for doing desiccation in crops.... More ›

When Should You Buy Crop Inputs?

The Hefty brothers discuss factors that may influence when you decide to purchase your crop inputs.... More ›

President Turns To Tariffs To Jump Start Talks While USMCA Drumbeat Intensifies

The Family Farmer Relief Act of 2019 passed Congress this week giving farmers more of an opportunity to use Chapter 12 of the bankruptcy code if they need it. Previously, only farmers with a maximum of $5 million in debt could qualify for relief but the bill raises the limit to $10 million. The ... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says if producers can’t raise wheat for less than five dollars per bushel in 2020, they should look at another winter crop.... More ›

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