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Optimizing Soybean Harvest - Nathan Mueller

Nathan Mueller, Nebraska Extension cropping systems educator, outlines recommendations for harvesting soybeans at the optimum moisture.... More ›

Iron Talk - Strip-Till Row Placement

Darren Hefty talks about strip-till and the best placement of your rows for successful crops next year.... More ›

Wheat Pre-Emerge Herbicides

Brian and Darren Hefty talk about the best options for wheat pre-emerge herbicides.... More ›

Applying Lime

Brian and Darren Hefty talk about lime application, including the different types of lime and the different ways to apply lime on your farm.... More ›

Marc Hutlet Seeds Update

Update on early soybean harvest, corn maturity, and silage progress... More ›

Swathing Canola

Nice crop good job of swathing canola.... More ›

Ag Minute - Farmers Have The Dirtiest Hands

Darren Hefty talks about all of the different things farmers are checking in their soil and around their farm.... More ›

Farm Basics - Winter Annual Weeds

On this week's Farm Basics, Brian and Darren Hefty talk about winter annual weeds and some of the best options for controlling them on your farm.... More ›

Weed of the Week - Scouring Rush

This week's Weed of the Week is scouring rush. Brian and Darren Hefty go over options for controlling scouring rush on your farm.... More ›

Monarch Update

Kristen Baum has an update on Oklahoma State Universty’s research on monarch butterfly habitats.... More ›

Silage Guidelines - Mary Drewnoski

Mary Drewnoski, Nebraska Extension beef systems specialist, outlines several steps producers can take to ensure they get the best possible results from chopping and storing silage.... More ›

Winter Crop Planting

Josh Lofton has advice on growing canola this season, including why it’s important to wait until the end of September to plant.... More ›

Richards Farms - Saskatchewan

Richards Farms, South Saskatchewan, Canada (4K video).... More ›

Brett Schuyler — Pollinators and agriculture — a partnership

Brett Schuyler, a farmer from Norfolk County Ontario, talks about the partnership between bees and his apple orchard and the benefits they bring to each other.... More ›

Cotton Target

Tennessee's cotton crop is on the increase this fall, but so is concern about a plant disease that doesn't appear to be going away... More ›

Cover Crops & Weed Control - Rodrigo Werle

Rodrigo Werle, Nebraska Extension cropping systems specialist, discusses Nebraska Extension research looking at using shorter-season soybean varieties in order to better establish cover crops for weed control.... More ›

Drone Technologies - Wayne Woldt

Wayne Woldt, Nebraska Extension ag engineer, explains how a drone-spraying aircraft could possibly be used on ag operations. Wayne also talks about other emerging uses for unmanned aircraft systems.... More ›

Your Guide To Foliar Nutrient Applications

While foliar applications are a helpful management tool for in-season applications, there is a risk for crop damage if applied incorrectly. Here’s a look at the how-tos and limitations of foliar fertilization.... More ›

Strip-Till Fertilizer Placement

Strip-till can be great for seed bed preparation, but it is also great for deep fertilizer placement. Darren and Brian Hefty have tips about using strip-till for fertilizer placement.... More ›

Iron Talk - Corn Planting Consistency

In this Iron Talk segment, Darren Hefty talks about the importance of getting your planter set up for consistent planting.... More ›

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