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2019 Mississippi River Flood Already Tops $2B In Damage

The 2019 flood event taking place along the Mississippi River is far from over, but – in many locations above St. Louis – the worst may finally be over.... More ›

Soybean Strategies with Aaron Nygren

Calling this an unusual growing season would be an understatement. If you’re experiencing delayed planting or have poor stands that need replanting, Nebraska Extension’s Aaron Nygren has are some things for you to consider. He also discusses what to do about soil crusting for newly emerged soybe... More ›

Managing Marestail with Amit Jhala

Do you have marestail popping up in your field? Nebraska Extension Weed Management Specialist Dr. Amit Jhala has some tips for controlling it in corn and soybeans.... More ›

Hydroponics & Forage

Bruce Dunn explains how hydroponics can be used in agriculture and he has information about an upcoming conference.... More ›

Insects & Summer Crops

Tom Royer has advice for producers as summer crops mature.... More ›

12 BRANCH TOMATO PRUNING. HOW WE DO IT!

Another quick video to show those of you who have asked, how exactly we do our 12 branch tomato pruning system. This technique works fantastic for us,and we have been doing this for as long as we have grown tomatoes.... More ›

APPLYING LIME ON TOMATO PLANTS AND HARDENING OFF TRANSPLANTS

For those of you who asked how we apply our lime to tomato plants and why, as well as how we harden off our transplants before putting out into field beds. Enjoy!!... More ›

The end of corn planting?

With the latest rainfall today, this may spell the end to corn planting. We're very fortunate to have as many acres planted as we do. Everyone is struggling this spring to get any kind of field work done, whether is spreading manure, working ground, or planting crops. Here's to hoping for som... More ›

How to Grow Sweet Potatoes in Ontario

If you live in Ontario, mid-June is the perfect time to plant sweet potato plants (grown from slips). 3-5 weeks after the traditional frost-free date is safe to plant sweet potatoes, a notoriously frost sensitive plant. Here some tips to grow a great crop this summer!... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson says wheat prices have been volatile in June with only 20 percent of the world’s wheat crop harvested, but producers could expect a rally later this season.... More ›

Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee says soil moisture varies greatly across the northern part of Oklahoma, especially between Miami and Boise City. Gary McManus shows us how much rain the state has received in 2019.... More ›

Growing Corn in Saturated Soils

Nebraska Extension’s Tyler Williams explains the circumstances that have led to a much less impressive planting season than previous years, and Extension Cropping Systems Agronomist Dr. Roger Elmore touches on new research regarding growing corn in saturated soils.... More ›