Dads home! Done seeding cereals onto beans!!
Dads home! Done seeding cereals onto beans!! | | South Sask Farmer
Dads home! Done seeding cereals onto beans!! | | South Sask Farmer
Connor comes for his first tractor ride so we check canola depth and crush snacks
Great Plains 40 foot drill. 7.5 inch row spacing. Harvesting more sunlight with narrower rows. | Grow The Farm Up
(May 27, 2023) Brett Carver, OSU Wheat Genetics Chair, begins his annual Lahoma Field Day variety demonstration.
This video explains how the BD7600 is being used in the corn belt to plant cover crops in standing corn stalks.
WASHINGTON, June 2, 2023 – U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack issued the following statement regarding today’s announcement by the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) that the United States has requested dispute settlement consultations with Mexico under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA).
The rise in food prices has slowed, but consumers are still paying more for groceries and at restaurants. David Ortega is a food economist at Michigan State University. AUDIO: Healthy Living on food prices ...
An economist says increased European natural gas inventories have lowered prices, allowing some fertilizer producers to restart production. Teri Viswanath with CoBank tells Brownfield the gas scarcity measures that caused plants to shut down are no longer in place after a mild winter and rebuilding of inventories. “Yes, we are beginning to see more fertilizer in Europe with the restart of those plants but we are certainly not out of […]
Entomologist Dr. Emily Bick Photo: University of Wisconsin Emily Bick develops tools and strategies supporting precision management practices for insect pest control. She tells Brownfield microphones have long been used to study insects. “Oftentimes, these are above-ground kind of audio recordings. What my lab has developed this past year, in fact starting in February, is the ability to clip on a microphone to a plant and start listening to the […]