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Soybean Harvesting

Soybeans are Louisiana’s largest crop in terms of acreage, and farmers are finding lower than expected yields because of excessive rain and pest issues. LSU AgCenter correspondent Craig Gautreaux has the story.... More ›

Scouting for disease in late season soybeans

Holly Loucas, Customer Agronomist at Dow Seeds tells us about some late season disease that could be present in the soybean fields this year.... More ›

Big Soybean Crop Weighs on Prices and Economy

Farmers are on pace to harvest another bumper soybean crop this fall. While that is good for their customers, it also depresses prices and their net farm income. Michelle Rook looks a the impact that has on the entire economy.... More ›

Pioneer's New Qrome Corn Products Have Triple Stack Of Insect Defensive Traits.

Troy Bauer provides a technical overview of the New Qrome corn products with a new, triple stack of defensive traits and dual modes of action to defend against above- and below-ground pests. ... More ›

Farmweek Markets, Sept. 30, 2016

Farmweek Markets -Catfish prices appear to be holding steady. Also this week, China lifts a 13-year ban on imports of U.S. beef. The U.S. soybean crop is getting larger, while corn yields are slipping.... More ›

2016 Soybean Harvest

2016 Soybean Harvest Drone Footage. Shelby, Ohio ... More ›

Tips To Reduce Harvest Loss

Brian and Darren Hefty talk about harvest loss, what to watch for and how to prevent harvest loss on your farm. ... More ›

Winter Wheat Planting

Winter crop planting with David Marburger. ... More ›

Senators Warn Of Farmer Frustration

Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack, wrapping up what is expected to be his final months of an 8-year stretch on the Obama administration cabinet, urged Senate leaders this week to do a better job of studying the needs of the nation’s shrinking pool of farmers before fixating on budget cuts.... More ›

Not Much Chance USDA Will Change Corn Yield Or Acreage

Barring a weather catastrophe in the United States, there isn't much that's likely to change USDA's 2016 corn production calculation.... More ›

LaRosh Wheat Harvest 2016

From the fields of Osborne County, Kansas, here is the latest edition of wheat harvest on the LaRosh family farm.... More ›

Reducing Soil Compaction

Soil compaction can be a major problem, affecting crop growth and yield. Learn how to test your soils for compaction and correct any issues in this segment.... More ›

NASDA Meeting - Greg Ibach -

National Associations of State Department of Agriculture meeting where they plan and discuss agriculture issues.... More ›

Waiting For A Shift In U.S. Corn Acres

Farmers in the United States are about to harvest one of their best corn crops ever and prices are low. Todd Gleason reports they may need to hang on to the crop for while if they want a better offer, and that could take a shift to soybeans next spring.... More ›

Proper Weed Control Key For Farmers And Homeowners

Farmers and homeowners both benefit from timely weed control that is done safely and properly to protect water quality. That was the focus of the SDSU weed booth at the SD State Fair. Michelle Rook has the story.... More ›

Rainout Shelters

Tom Allen, Ph.D., Mississippi State University Plan Pathologist at the Delta Research and Extension Center, discusses how rainout shelters will be used to determine the weather conditions that contribute to late-season seed rot in soybeans. These shelters will compare overhead irrigation to no o... More ›

Count The Legs Before You Spray

Tom Royer offers management advice on controlling fall armyworms in wheat and canola fields. ... More ›

Why Is My Oak Dying?

In the lush green landscape of a season with plentiful rain, memories of the record Texas drought of 2011 could fade. But hundreds of calls, emails and tree samples sent to the Texas Plant Diagnostic Lab in College Station tell a different story.... More ›

The Drought Effect on Soybeans

Holly Loucas, Customer Agronomist at Dow Seeds explains the chemistry and biology of a soybean plant when stressed by extended drought conditions.... More ›

Stalk Rot Issues - Tamra Jackson-Ziems

Tamra Jackson-Ziems, Nebraska Extension plant pathologist, describes how farmers can scout for stalk rot issues in high-risk cornfields.... More ›

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