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Farm Basics from Ag PhD Episode #1298 | Air Date 02/19/23 - Brian and Darren Hefty talk about various nutrients in soil and how they may or may not move down through the soil profile.

at Ewetopia Farms, we remove barriers on Valentine's Day. There are no days off for farmers, so it was work as usual on the sheep farm. It started with our daily rounds, releasing sheep from jugs, and removing the dividing walls in the Coveralls to create two large groups out of the original four.

The cold snap hits, Greg and Nathan care for the cattle, and Nathan showcases his trumpet skills with Greg and BrookeAnna singing at church!

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Bryce Eger, President of Corteva Agriscience Canada, sits down with Kristjan Hebert, President of Hebert Grain Ventures (HGV), for a candid conversation on the state of #CdnAg. In the first installment of the Corteva Farmside Chats series, the two discuss their shared upbringing in a small Saskatchewan farming community, current issues impacting Canadian growers, and their longstanding #CommitmentToFarm.

Lee's Valley View Farm is a 3rd generation farm, and egg farming is their family lifestyle. Rick Lee and his wife Lisa along with their three kids are all involved in the operation, and Rick's mom also helps with chores. Rick's love for restoring cars started when he and his father restored a '73 Charger together. He bought this truck, a 1966 International 1300A, from a neighbour, and in restoring […]

Milking 240 Cows in The Netherlands! ???????? | | SaskDutch Kid

As we start to narrow down what is left of soybean harvest for 2022 I am starting to feel better. We get our Gleaner R75 set up and rolling on some more bean fields.

In this video I get salt out to the steers and am quite surprised by how much they missed it! I’m also trying out some new fly traps at the summer pasture. Finally, we head up to Vina to buy our 10 feeder pigs for this year.