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InsidePTI S4•E09 | Frost Damage ? Soybean

We've often shared about the yield benefits in planting soybeans in late March or April, but one of the risks associated with early-planted soybeans is frost damage. Today, Jason is sharing about three frost events we saw in April and how we responded.... More ›

In Filed Update

We head out and into the field for this update on the growing season. We turn now to my colleague Chad Moyer from the Rural Radio Network.... More ›

Rain Arrives to Help Crops in IL and Ok

We have two producers we are following this year on their progress. For Chad Bell in Viola, Illinois, significant rain finally arrived in late June. What did come was spotty but will be enough to get the corn through pollination. Mike Schulte's story in Oklahoma is one of rain falling very late... More ›

Bumper Crops: Soil Moisture, Below the Surface

Dan and Rodrigo take a spade to some plots to see where the soil moisture is below the surface. They compare a tillage vs a no-till plot. This has been a dry year. Can you see the difference in depth to soil moisture in the video?... More ›

Clare County Project RED

Clare County Project RED.... More ›

Regenerative Results 2. What a difference 3 days and 2 inches of rain make. Building organic matter.

Regenerative Results 2. What a difference 3 days and 2 inches of rain make. Building organic matter. | | Grow The Farm Up... More ›

Land Rolling with Ole Red!

I finally get to operate Ole Red on the land rollor! Hey, for up to date content, photos, and whole lot more, check out my Patreon account!... More ›

New Ag Laws Take Effect

Saturday marked the start of a new month, quarter and for many states - new laws. For example, Iowans are now able to buy and sell unpasteurized milk - making it state number 29 that allows the purchase of the raw product.... More ›

Dave Spencer Shares Strategies for Efficiently Managing Irrigation Systems

Today’s update is from Dave Spencer, Assistant Professor at the Mississippi Water Resources Research Institute at Mississippi State University. Spencer shares strategies for efficiently and effectively managing irrigation systems.... More ›

Pesticide Container Recycling Program | June 30, 2023

It is an opportunity to give pesticide containers a new life. Nebraska runs a recycling program for those containers, accepting various sizes and types.... More ›

Oklahoma & Texas Checkpoints

Rosslyn Biggs, OSU Extension beef cattle specialist, has new information regarding newly placed livestock checkpoints at the Oklahoma/Texas border.... More ›

Chelsea Korzenko: From Searching for Purpose to Becoming a Role Model in Horticultural Therapy.

Ray D’Alessio shares the story of one young lady interning at Trellis Ability Garden, Chelsea Korzenko, who was once searching for purpose in life and discovered it through horticultural therapy.... More ›

They Just See A Farm Field

Something to think about in 85 seconds.... More ›

Market to Market

On this edition of Market to Market - from farm labor to animal policy, new laws that went into effect July 1. Taking stock of the crop at the July 4th holiday. And, market analysis with Kristi Van Ahn Kjeseth.... More ›

2020 Wheat Survey - Fusarium

Surveyor training for Alberta Agriculture and Forestry’s 2020 survey for Fusarium head blight in wheat. Includes biosecurity procedures, survey protocols and sample submission instructions.... More ›

Dang nice alfalfa bales!!

Dang nice alfalfa bales!! | | South Sask Farmer... More ›

The First Cut!! Hay 23!

We cut the first of the hay for the year. Grasshoppers and drought have taken away a lot of the yeild.... More ›

More Resilient In The Drought: How Cover Crops/Soil Health/ Regenerative Ag Make A Difference

More Resilient In The Drought: How Cover Crops/Soil Health/ Regenerative Ag Make A Difference | | Young Red Angus... More ›

FSA Update -June 30, 2023

Each year, the Farm Service Agency requires that producers participating in several programs such as, ARC and PLC, submit an annual report regarding all croplands use on their respective operations. The FSA uses this data to determine payment eligibility and calculate losses for various disaster... More ›

Market Monitor

Kim Anderson, OSU Extension grain marketing specialist, updates the latest movements in the crop markets. For Extension fact sheets & more visit... More ›

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