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Iron Talk - Spray Boom Maintenance

On today's Iron Talk, Darren Hefty talks about proper maintenance of your spray boom and the importance of having a boom that has powder coat paint.... More ›

Weed Of The Week - White Clover

This week's Weed of the Week is white clover. The Hefty brothers go over options for controlling it on your farm.... More ›

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 ›

How apple picking in January makes the world's best ice cider

Twenty years ago, nobody knew anything about ice cider, but Domaine Neige owner François Pouliot managed to build a global brand off of the cold Canadian beverage. Now, people all over the world are lining up to have a little taste of Quebec.... More ›

License To Farm - Dr. Joe Schwarcz & Dr. Tom Wolf

Dr. Joe Schwarcz and Dr. Tom Wolf discuss the use of pesticides in modern farming practices.... More ›

Keith Kuhl - Helping Canada Grow Stronger Communities

Keith Kuhl, president and CEO of Southern Potato Company, talks about how science helps farmers produce more food than ever before, produce products that that meet the demands of consumers and helps keep food affordable.... More ›

Harvesting Grain: Then And Now

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

Agriculture Then And Now: Managing Pests

Back then, farmers used all sorts of techniques to protect their crops.... More ›

Bush Daisy Produces Abundant Yellow Flowers

The shrub daisy is a summer plant that produces beautiful yellow blooms through the spring and summer. You can find them at local nurseries now. On this edition of Get It Growing, LSU AgCenter horticulturist Dan Gill explains how you can use this strikingly beautiful plant in your landscape... More ›

SC Sweet Potato Ban Lifted

Clemson officials say the 2017 season will be a little sweeter for the South Carolina sweet potato industry now that a ban on sweet potatoes has been lifted.... More ›

Feed Grains Situation And Outlook With Neil Blue - CTV Farmgate

Neil Blue, Provincial Crop Market Analyst, Alberta Agriculture and Forestry, Edmonton AB, discusses movement, prices and expected stocks for feed grains, especially barley and oats, for the rest of this current crop year and provides his forecasts for acreage, demand and prices (in terms of prob... More ›

Wheat Update

SUNUP starts with a wheat update from David Marburger.... More ›

Farm Basics - Tips For Reducing Soil Erosion

Brian and Darren Hefty discuss how farmers utilize today's farming technology to minimize erosion, compared to farming practices of yesteryear.... More ›

Manure Applications - Rick Koelsch

Rick Koelsch, Nebraska Extension livestock bioenvironmental engineer, describes why manure applications can be win-win opportunities for farmers.... More ›

Weed Control - Amit Jhala

Amit Jhala, Nebraska Extension weed management specialist, discusses weed management options as crop producers prepare for the 2017 growing season.... More ›

New AZteroid Fungicide From Vive Crop Protection

Vive Crop Protection’s AZteroid FC fungicide ( http://www.vivecrop.com/AZteroid ) is the first fungicide designed specifically to mix with liquid fertilizers for use at planting. Using AZteroid FC and starter fertilizer at-plant increases seedling growth and vigor, and leads to faster, more unif... More ›