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Dealing With Rust

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss options for dealing with various rust species in your crops.... More ›

Farm Basics - How Farmers Avoid Water Pollution

The Hefty brothers explain how farmers manage soil and nutrients to minimize agriculture's negative effect on water quality.... More ›

Ag Minute - Soil pH

Darren Hefty explains why you may want to pay attention to the pH of your soil.... More ›

Tighter Dicamba Rules Intended to Prevent Drift in 2018

State and federal agencies have tightened the rules for dicamba herbicide use on crops in the 2018 crop season. Michelle Rook looks at how this will help prevent the off-target drift issues experienced in 2018 and why farmers need this technology for soybean production.... More ›

Alberta farmers brace for hot, dry summer

Farming outlook for southern Alberta.... More ›

Agriculture Then and Now: Managing Pests

Have you heard of a hopper-dozer? Back then, farmers used all sorts of techniques to protect their crops. We’ve come a long way.... More ›

It's Not Too Late to Topdress

We start with an update on topdress for winter crops with Brian Arnall.... More ›

Alternative Grain Storage Structures Help KY Farmers Navigate Tight Times

2017 was the second year for near record or record-breaking corn yields in Kentucky and the nation. That coupled with slim profit margins, and the fact the world is a wash with corn, soybeans and wheat, has Kentucky producers needing to store more grain than their bins can hold. The problem is w... More ›

What is Aquaponics?

Learn how a Noble County producer is using aquaponics on his farm.... More ›

Agriculture Then and Now: Soil Preservation

Do the words “mouldboard plough” mean anything to you? Farming practices have changed significantly in the last 150 years.... More ›

Celebrate agriculture’s opportunities on Canada’s Agriculture Day

Once a year our farm sector receives a special day designated as Canada’s Agriculture Day. This year’s event is on February 13, and it’s a great time to recognize the strong, innovative and diverse industry we are all a part of.... More ›

Market Analysis - Jeff Peterson

Jeff Peterson, Heartland Farm Partners president, explains how drought concerns in Argentina have influenced soybean prices and the market for soybean meal.... More ›

Corn Development - Roger Elmore

Roger Elmore, Nebraska Extension agronomist, explains why corn growers should think about plant growth and plant development as separate ideas.... More ›

Farmers Learn How to Develop Consumer Trust

With so many consumers several generations removed from the farm its important for farmers to be transparent and answer consumer questions about farming and food production.... More ›

Agriculture Then and Now: Harvesting Grain

How much time does a combine harvester save the average farmer today compared to 150 years ago? We’ve come a long way.... More ›

Canadian Canola Growers Association - Canola Dockage Assessment Process for Farmers

A detailed look at how dockage in canola is assessed in Canada.... More ›

Canadian Canola Growers Association - Canola Dockage Basics for Farmers

The value of your canola delivery depends not just on grade and price, it also depends on how much dockage (stems, pods, other material) is in your canola.... More ›