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Soybean Farmers Showcase Sustainability on Earth Day

This week we celebrate Earth Day and its a great time to look at what farmers are doing on the farm to be more environmental and sustainable on the farm. Michelle Rook looks at the farming practices they've adopted to lower their carbon footprint.... More ›

Conquering Resistant Weeds

Managing resistant weeds requires a full integrated weed management program, including rotating crops and herbicides, weed and field knowledge, pre-emergent and residual herbicides, correct herbicide use, preventing escapes, zero tolerance and clean equipment.... More ›

Wheat Update - Checking for Frost Damage

David Marburger explains how to scout for freeze injury in wheat.... More ›

Dryland Wheat Crop Hanging On; Root Development is Key

The dryland wheat crop is hanging on by a thread of sorts. Thread-like roots developed last fall from the wheat seed have reached deep into the soil profile to tap moisture stored after abundant summer and fall rains, according to Dr. Qingwu Xue, a Texas A&M AgriLife Research crop stress physiol... More ›

Sorghum Research - Dr. David Holding

Dr. David Holding, University of Nebraska‑Lincoln Associate Professor of plant molecular genetics, provides an overview of new gene editing technology that is being used to enhance the nutritional value of sorghum and improve the digestibility of the proteins.... More ›

Tile Line Discharge Research - Tim Mundorf

Tim Mundorf, National Sales and Training Agronomist for Midwest Laboratories Inc., explains his graduate research on nitrates and total phosphorus levels in water discharged from agricultural drainage tile lines.... More ›

Soil Moisture Sensors - Jenny Rees

Jennifer Rees, Nebraska Extension educator, talks about the important role soil moisture sensors can play in crop fields, especially in non-irrigated, no-till fields.... More ›

CPTPP and Canadian Canola: Ken Stone Vignette

Hear seed developer Ken Stone talk about what the CPTPP means to him.... More ›

Weed of the Week - Yellow Foxtail

This week's weed of the week is yellow foxtail. Brian and Darren Hefty talk about how to identify and control this tough weed on your farm.... More ›

Canada's trade deficit widens to $2.7B in February

Canada exported 40 per cent less canola in February, partly because of rail issues in Western Canada.... More ›

Sclerotinia White Mold

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss ways to stop sclerotinia white mold from taking over your crops.... More ›

Pre-Emerge Corn Herbicides

The Hefty brothers talk about the best options for pre-emerge corn herbicides to use on your farm.... More ›

Hemp in Kentucky on the Food Connection

At a first Friday breakfast, we explored the past, present, and future of hemp in Kentucky with Dr. Shawn Lucas of Kentucky State University, hemp farmer Mike Lewis, and Annie Rouse from Friends of Hemp and Think Hempy Thoughts.... More ›

Wind Energy Improves Grain Drying

Aflatoxin is a major issue in seed crops in developing countries because of the lack of modern drying systems.As a result, aflatoxin is produced by the mold aspergillus at high temperature and moisture, the major cause of sickness and death among livestock and people when they consume aflatoxin ... More ›

Farmers Team Up on Research to Improve Soybean Production

South Dakota soybean farmers have teamed up with 12 states in the North Central region to fund research to solve common soybean production issues and improve yield. Michelle Rook looks at why this is important for farmers and how it helps provides a stable and secure food supply.... More ›