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Corn Jet Fuel: Too Expensive To Work??

Corn Jet Fuel: Too Expensive To Work?? | | Grain Markets and Other Stuff... More ›

COLLAPSE - How Much Corn Will China CANCEL?

COLLAPSE - How Much Corn Will China CANCEL? | | Grain Markets and Other Stuff... More ›

Rained out planting corn

Rained out planting corn | | Conley Banman... More ›

Bumper Crops: Emergency Forage

Excerpt: Farmers might be getting a little bit short on forages. What are some forages that farmers can be taking a look at this time of year? Yes, as we approach July, we're thinking about some opportunities to establish forages like warm warm season species during that time period. Three of t... More ›

Vote For The Farmer Directors That Represent You

Ballots are hitting mail boxes and soybean producers are voting for the farmers that will represent their cropping district. Learn more about the candidates and how to vote: https://www.iasoybeans.com/about/boar...... More ›

How Much is too Much Moisture for Hay?

Paul Vining, Oklahoma Quality Beef Network coordinator, explains how much or how little moisture should be in your hay.... More ›

BONUS CONTENT: USDA Reports Analysis | Corn planted acreage up 6%; Soybean acreage down 5%

We catch up with Heartland Farm Partner's President, Jeff Peterson to get his immediate reaction to Friday's USDA Planted Acreage Reports and Quarterly Stocks Report... More ›

Midwest Shippers Expand Use of Great Lakes

William Shakespeare said “sweet are the uses of adversity.”... More ›

All About Barns

Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1317 | Air Date 07/02/23 - It's Barn Basics today! Brian and Darren remember their childhood barn on the Hefty farm and talk about the changes these icons of agriculture have gone though in the past few decades.... More ›

Biobeds

Biobeds | | Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada... More ›

In The Markets - Jeff Peterson

This week we caught up with the President of Heartland farm partners. Here is my conversation with Jeff Peterson on Wednesday afternoon.... More ›

Grain Belt Goes From Drought To Storm-Damaged Crops In Days

A week ago - forecasters were calling for widespread rains and a change in patterns over areas in the Grain Belt.... More ›

Pesticide Container Recycling Program

It is an opportunity to give pesticide containers a new life. Nebraska runs a recycling program for those containers, accepting various sizes and types. Since its inception in 1992, the Pesticide Container Recycling Program has processed and recycled over 2.5 million pounds of plastic. From one-... More ›

Idaho Family Hopes to Restore Their Pasture

Val and Marta Hammond of St. Anthony, Idaho, would love to restore a pasture from swampy sub water to healthy grazing grasses, but are worried they may be fined if they do so. They are hoping their story can help landowners facing similar situations around the state and country.... More ›

Bumper Crops: Hay and Manure Applications

Dan and Micheal are talking hay and fertilizer. Here is an excerpt. "So as we're applying manure, we want hay as short as possible, that way that manure can break down and the forage can get through there. So the rates that we recommend are, if you're applying dry manure it's about 10 to 15 Tons... More ›