Carson, the 6th Gen Farmer, is a young farmer dedicated to promoting agriculture through funny and entertaining content. He is passionate about precision agriculture and implementing it into the family farm. Carson, along with his brother (Chris) and father (Ryan) carry on the family legacy in South Western Minnesota and explain the processes to educate farmers and consumers alike. If you like to watch and learn about John Deere, Farm […]
Season 3, Episode 8: Welcome back to Pine Ranch, today Erika, Cyle and Jesse the cattle dog are bringing in cattle to sort out the cows that will be calving soon. Cyle moves the cattle using his cattle dog, Jesse. Cyle whistles different commands to Jesse so she can move the cattle into the corral. Cyle had to move a lot of snow from the corrals to allow for the […]
In the fall of 2021, many prominent chemical companies released statements advising producers not to grow sensitive crops such as durum following the application of herbicides that pose a higher risk of carryover due to the extreme heat and drought experienced during the the 2021 growing season. In this webinar, Clark Brenzil, Provincial Weed Specialist with the Saskatchewan Ministry of Agriculture, discusses the risks posed by herbicide carryover and answer […]
Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1311 | Air Date 05/21/23 - Brian and Darren invite everyone to attend this year's Scouting and Scholarships event at the Hefty farm. There will be hands-on learning and hundreds of college scholarships given out.
We are ready to help reduce carbon! Our teams in Argentina worked hard to ensure the quality of the Nuseed Carinata Hybrid Seed we put in each bag. Now contract growers are getting ready to plant it between main crop rotations to grow and harvest certified sustainable lower carbon non-food feedstock to help reduce emissions by replacing fossil fuels, and regenerate soil.
There are many starting videos out there and much information about fixing problems but not a lot about what to do with a green horse after the first few rides. If more people were better educated about this stage of training then I don't think there would be as much need for all the problem fix videos
Just one of the things learned in the FREE Ontario Equine Employment and Education program.
