https://simplecast.com Ag Now Podcast AgNow keeps you updated with the latest research-based agricultural trends and innovations. Gain valuable knowledge from industry experts, farmers, and researchers. 2023 en Sun, 12 May 2024 01:01:21 +0000 Sun, 12 May 2024 01:01:31 +0000 https://ag-now.simplecast.com Ag Now Podcast https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/744e2a57-e922-4590-ac41-1a409e534770/d4daaee1-564f-45ad-b7bb-bc1d867880cc/3000x3000/agnow-final-medium-square.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://ag-now.simplecast.com episodic AgNow keeps you updated with the latest research-based agricultural trends and innovations. Gain valuable knowledge from industry experts, farmers, and researchers. Dave Deken, AgNow false https://feeds.simplecast.com/azvrqRxI acre garden, agriculture, cattle, corn, crop help, cropland, drought, extension service, farm, farmer, farming, feeding people, food, food desert, great plains, hay, insects, invasive, land, land vegetables, land-grant, landowner, large garden, my land, nerd, oklahoma, organic material, pasture management, plants, prairie, rancher, ranchers, research, research based, science, scientist, seed, soil, soil health, soil science, sorghum, soybean, summer crop, university, weed, weeds, wheat, winter crops Ag Now Media LLC ag@agnowmedia.com 645a0ff3-3a00-4678-a901-9decbbe7e1d4 How To Transition Your Farm To The Next Generation - AgNow Roundup - May 10, 2024 The Importance of Generational Succession Planning of Farms Dr. Shannon Ferrell underlines the gravity of not having a succession plan for the farm ownership transition. 

Given that the average U.S. farm and ranch holds assets valued at around $1.2 million, the financial implications of not safeguarding these assets during the succession process are significant. 
Shockingly, statistics reveal that only about 30% of farms and ranches manage to transfer ownership to the next generation while preserving the asset base. 
The Five-Step Process Dr. Ferrell outlines a five-step process for effective farm succession planning: Inventory: Gather all relevant documents, including deeds, lease agreements, vehicle titles, investment records, insurance policies, and a list of stakeholders. 
Communicate: Engage with all stakeholders, including family members, to understand their perspectives and address potential conflicts. 
Business Transition: Develop a strategic plan for the farm's future operations, considering the roles and involvement of potential successors. 
Estate Planning: Establish necessary legal documents, such as wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advanced directives. 
Evaluate and Revise: Regularly review and update the plan to accommodate changes in family situations, business conditions, and legal environments. 
Addressing Challenges Dr. Ferrell recognizes the reality of situations where no family member is interested in continuing the farm operation. In such cases, he suggests exploring viable options like selling the farmland, hiring a farm operator, or even finding a non-family successor who can gradually acquire the assets over time. 
These solutions, though challenging, can ensure the farm's legacy continues. 
Effective farm succession planning is crucial for preserving the integrity of agricultural assets and ensuring a smooth transition to the next generation. 
By following Dr. Ferrell's five-step process and addressing potential challenges, farm families can increase their chances of success in this critical endeavor. 

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]]> Sun, 12 May 2024 01:01:21 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Dr. Shannon Ferrell, Matt Makens, Dave Deken) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/how-to-transition-your-farm-to-the-next-generation-agnow-roundup-may-10-2024-b5dgb6lY The Importance of Generational Succession Planning of Farms Dr. Shannon Ferrell underlines the gravity of not having a succession plan for the farm ownership transition. 

Given that the average U.S. farm and ranch holds assets valued at around $1.2 million, the financial implications of not safeguarding these assets during the succession process are significant. 
Shockingly, statistics reveal that only about 30% of farms and ranches manage to transfer ownership to the next generation while preserving the asset base. 
The Five-Step Process Dr. Ferrell outlines a five-step process for effective farm succession planning: Inventory: Gather all relevant documents, including deeds, lease agreements, vehicle titles, investment records, insurance policies, and a list of stakeholders. 
Communicate: Engage with all stakeholders, including family members, to understand their perspectives and address potential conflicts. 
Business Transition: Develop a strategic plan for the farm's future operations, considering the roles and involvement of potential successors. 
Estate Planning: Establish necessary legal documents, such as wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and advanced directives. 
Evaluate and Revise: Regularly review and update the plan to accommodate changes in family situations, business conditions, and legal environments. 
Addressing Challenges Dr. Ferrell recognizes the reality of situations where no family member is interested in continuing the farm operation. In such cases, he suggests exploring viable options like selling the farmland, hiring a farm operator, or even finding a non-family successor who can gradually acquire the assets over time. 
These solutions, though challenging, can ensure the farm's legacy continues. 
Effective farm succession planning is crucial for preserving the integrity of agricultural assets and ensuring a smooth transition to the next generation. 
By following Dr. Ferrell's five-step process and addressing potential challenges, farm families can increase their chances of success in this critical endeavor. 

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]]> How To Transition Your Farm To The Next Generation - AgNow Roundup - May 10, 2024 Dr. Shannon Ferrell, Matt Makens, Dave Deken 00:46:19 Dr. Ferrell emphasizes the significance of having a plan in place for the transition of farm ownership from one generation to the next. With the average U.S. farm and ranch holding assets worth approximately $1.2 million, it is essential to retain the integrity of these assets during the succession process. However, statistics indicate that only about 30% of farms and ranches successfully transfer ownership to the next generation while keeping the asset base intact. Dr. Ferrell emphasizes the significance of having a plan in place for the transition of farm ownership from one generation to the next. With the average U.S. farm and ranch holding assets worth approximately $1.2 million, it is essential to retain the integrity of these assets during the succession process. However, statistics indicate that only about 30% of farms and ranches successfully transfer ownership to the next generation while keeping the asset base intact. research, forecast, ag podcast, plains, rainfall, severe weather risk, weather, dry, farming lessons, farm kid, heavy thunderstorms, legal documents, investment records, next generation, ag, agriculture, wills, ag phd, farming technology, trusts, dave deken, deeds, dr. shannon ferrell, save the farm, matt makens, rain, soil moisture, heavy rainfall, drought monitor, ag weather, farming tutorials, corn country, farm's future operations, farmland, power of attorney, ag news, drought, farm management strategies, insurance policies, agricultural tutorial, spring weather update, farm, farm transition, lease agreements, ag now, modern farming practices, hiring a farm operator, vehicle titles false full 14 5151fddb-b5fc-4ea5-adea-36e5ddd4948f Winning Soybean Strategy - AgNow Roundup - March 8, 2024 Dr. Laura Lindsey with Ohio State University Extension

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]]> Mon, 11 Mar 2024 10:41:15 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Laura Lindsey Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/winning-soybean-strategy-agnow-roundup-march-8-2024-ZQQ2v0AA Dr. Laura Lindsey with Ohio State University Extension

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]]> Winning Soybean Strategy - AgNow Roundup - March 8, 2024 Laura Lindsey Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens 00:20:24 Narrow Rows and Variety Selection: Keys to Soybean Yield There has been a shift towards prioritizing soybean planting due to its resilience to less ideal conditions, such as colder and wetter weather, compared to corn. Dr. Lindsey helps us understand why the optimal planting window for soybeans in Ohio, which is typically between mid-April to mid-May, and why weather limitations impact planting schedules. She also shares the importance of variety selection in soybean production, focusing on yield potential and disease resistance to address specific challenges like seedling diseases and foliar diseases. She tells us about the "Battle for the Belt" project, comparing corn and soybean yields based on planting dates, and the surprising outcomes that challenge conventional planting recommendations. Finally, the potential for double cropping soybeans in Ohio, mainly south of I-70, and the considerations for producers looking to adopt soybean farming or improve their soybean yields. Narrow Rows and Variety Selection: Keys to Soybean Yield There has been a shift towards prioritizing soybean planting due to its resilience to less ideal conditions, such as colder and wetter weather, compared to corn. Dr. Lindsey helps us understand why the optimal planting window for soybeans in Ohio, which is typically between mid-April to mid-May, and why weather limitations impact planting schedules. She also shares the importance of variety selection in soybean production, focusing on yield potential and disease resistance to address specific challenges like seedling diseases and foliar diseases. She tells us about the "Battle for the Belt" project, comparing corn and soybean yields based on planting dates, and the surprising outcomes that challenge conventional planting recommendations. Finally, the potential for double cropping soybeans in Ohio, mainly south of I-70, and the considerations for producers looking to adopt soybean farming or improve their soybean yields. soaking rains and soil moisture, soybean variety selection, ohio soybean production, soybean planting dates, soybean fertility and soil ph, field work challenges, weed and disease control in soybeans, soybean yield optimization, ag weather forecast, soybean resilience to stress, ohio soybeans, double cropping soybeans, soybean harvest timing, soils for soybean cultivation, disease resistance in soybeans, corn vs. soybean planting, ohio state university research, foliar fungicides and insecticides, battle for the belt research project, narrow row planting benefits, drought impact on agriculture false full 13 e6312ac8-d56d-4b39-adbe-e64a39689730 God's Crop: The High Protein Power of Alfalfa - AgNow Roundup - Feb. 23, 2023 Wed, 28 Feb 2024 03:10:10 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Joseph Sagers, Dave Deken, Matt Makens) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/gods-crop-the-high-protein-power-of-alfalfa-agnow-roundup-feb-23-2023-mCo3X1bz God's Crop: The High Protein Power of Alfalfa - AgNow Roundup - Feb. 23, 2023 Joseph Sagers, Dave Deken, Matt Makens 00:21:23 Exploring the Complex World of Alfalfa Production Joseph Sagers, with the University of Idaho Extension, brings his extensive knowledge of alfalfa production to this episode of the AgNow Roundup. With a deep understanding of the agricultural challenges and opportunities in Idaho, Sagers dives into the nuances of alfalfa cultivation, a crop pivotal to the dairy and livestock industries not just in Idaho, but across the nation. He sheds light on the environmental, soil, and management factors that make alfalfa a unique and valuable crop. In our conversation, we uncover the intricate details of alfalfa production, from variety selection to overcoming environmental challenges. Specifically: The critical role of environmental conditions in Idaho that favor alfalfa growth, including low humidity and the unique day-night temperature variations. How soil types and pH levels in Idaho contribute to alfalfa's success, and the importance of avoiding waterlogged conditions for optimal growth. The benefits and challenges of multiple cuttings per season, including the timing for planting and the impact of seasonal changes on alfalfa's dormancy and yield. Insights into the autotoxicity of alfalfa, which prevents new alfalfa growth in existing fields, and strategies for crop rotation and reseeding. Management practices for nutrient application, emphasizing alfalfa's need for phosphorus and potassium over nitrogen. Effective strategies for controlling weed and insect pressures, including the use of specific herbicides and the importance of early management. The emerging threat of voles in Idaho and the limited options for control, highlighting the need for ongoing research and innovative solutions. Guidelines for selecting alfalfa varieties tailored to specific environmental and management conditions, with a nod to the resources provided by the National Alfalfa and Forage Alliance. Join us as Joseph Sagers takes us through the complexities of alfalfa production, offering valuable insights for farmers and agricultural professionals looking to optimize their alfalfa yields and contribute to the thriving dairy and livestock sectors. Whether you're a seasoned alfalfa grower or new to the field, this episode is packed with practical advice and expert knowledge to help you succeed. Exploring the Complex World of Alfalfa Production Joseph Sagers, with the University of Idaho Extension, brings his extensive knowledge of alfalfa production to this episode of the AgNow Roundup. With a deep understanding of the agricultural challenges and opportunities in Idaho, Sagers dives into the nuances of alfalfa cultivation, a crop pivotal to the dairy and livestock industries not just in Idaho, but across the nation. He sheds light on the environmental, soil, and management factors that make alfalfa a unique and valuable crop. In our conversation, we uncover the intricate details of alfalfa production, from variety selection to overcoming environmental challenges. Specifically: The critical role of environmental conditions in Idaho that favor alfalfa growth, including low humidity and the unique day-night temperature variations. How soil types and pH levels in Idaho contribute to alfalfa's success, and the importance of avoiding waterlogged conditions for optimal growth. The benefits and challenges of multiple cuttings per season, including the timing for planting and the impact of seasonal changes on alfalfa's dormancy and yield. Insights into the autotoxicity of alfalfa, which prevents new alfalfa growth in existing fields, and strategies for crop rotation and reseeding. Management practices for nutrient application, emphasizing alfalfa's need for phosphorus and potassium over nitrogen. Effective strategies for controlling weed and insect pressures, including the use of specific herbicides and the importance of early management. The emerging threat of voles in Idaho and the limited options for control, highlighting the need for ongoing research and innovative solutions. Guidelines for selecting alfalfa varieties tailored to specific environmental and management conditions, with a nod to the resources provided by the National Alfalfa and Forage Alliance. Join us as Joseph Sagers takes us through the complexities of alfalfa production, offering valuable insights for farmers and agricultural professionals looking to optimize their alfalfa yields and contribute to the thriving dairy and livestock sectors. Whether you're a seasoned alfalfa grower or new to the field, this episode is packed with practical advice and expert knowledge to help you succeed. research, countryside, canola, high protein legumes, hay production outlook, growyourownfood, farminglife, farm equipment guides, corn, countrylife, cattle, drought impact on alfalfa, alkaline soil benefits, farming lessons, nitrogen, national alfalfa and forage alliance, farms, alfalfa farming, alfalfa varieties, countryliving, university of idaho extension, cycle, countryroadstakemehome, armstead, dirt, ag, agriculture, weed control in alfalfa, farming technology, farmanimals, university of idaho, farming, farmtotable, alfalfa seed planting, grain, alfalfa yield factors, animals, alfalfa variety selection, idaho, commodity, phosphorus and potassium for alfalfa, farmerlife, low humidity farming, ag news, dirt doctor, farmers, farmer, agronomy, farm management strategies, farmlife, agricultural tutorial, aphids and alfalfa weevil, alfalfa multiple cuttings, vole damage in alfalfa, alfalfa in idaho, farm, thrips in alfalfa, modern farming practices, country, crop help, usda, alfalfa irrigation needs, winter crops, harvest tutorials false full 12 a29f7a2a-2a32-448d-9733-d2233dffe8fb 2023 Crop Recap - AgNow Roundup - Dec. 22, 2023 AgNowTV.com

 

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]]> Fri, 22 Dec 2023 19:40:26 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Jourdan Bell Ph.D., Dale Whaley, Dave Deken, Anitha Chirumamilla Ph.D., Josh Lofton Ph.D., Romulo Lollato Ph.D., Bruce Linquist Ph.D., Ron Heiniger Ph.D., Ronnie Schnell Ph.D., Todd Whitney, Cody Creech Ph.D., Eros Francisco Ph.D., Brian Arnall Ph.D., Jason Kelley Ph.D., Johnathan Kleinjan Ph.D.) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/2023-crop-recap-agnow-roundup-dec-22-2023-QdJTd4e4 AgNowTV.com

 

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]]> 2023 Crop Recap - AgNow Roundup - Dec. 22, 2023 Jourdan Bell Ph.D., Dale Whaley, Dave Deken, Anitha Chirumamilla Ph.D., Josh Lofton Ph.D., Romulo Lollato Ph.D., Bruce Linquist Ph.D., Ron Heiniger Ph.D., Ronnie Schnell Ph.D., Todd Whitney, Cody Creech Ph.D., Eros Francisco Ph.D., Brian Arnall Ph.D., Jason Kelley Ph.D., Johnathan Kleinjan Ph.D. 00:44:14 In just ten short weeks we learned about nine crops produced across 12 states, feeding and clothing billions of people around the world! Take a listen and see what we learned this season! In just ten short weeks we learned about nine crops produced across 12 states, feeding and clothing billions of people around the world! Take a listen and see what we learned this season! water, south dakota, research, forecast, countryside, summer crop, canola, growyourownfood, farminglife, soil, minnesota farming, farm equipment guides, corn, countrylife, crop management education, minnesota, cattle, futures, red dirt, farming lessons, nitrogen, seed, farms, news, crops, countryliving, cycle, countryroadstakemehome, kansas, arkansas rice, dirt, soil health, ag, agriculture, cowgirls, extension service, farming technology, farmanimals, irrigation education, oklahoma state university, farming, farmhouse, farmtotable, markets, cowgirl, grain, agricultural market analysis, texas, animals, rain, wheat, arkansas, texas a&m agrilife, precision agriculture tutorials, drought monitor, soil health improvement tips, alabama, sustainable agriculture practices, livestock farming guidance, farming tutorials, commodity, farmerlife, north carolina state university, crop disease prevention, cowboys, aubburn, farm365, cow, oklahoma, ag news, dirt doctor, drought, farmers, farmer, agronomy, farm management strategies, farmlife, cowboy, agricultural tutorial, crop cultivation techniques, washington state, farmstead, pest control tutorial, tractors, farm, north dakota, modern farming practices, countrygirl, country, crop help, usda, winter crops, harvest tutorials false full 11 0e0e8c33-6000-4a86-bcfc-8d1aacc5aada Sunflower Production - AgNow Roundup - Dec. 12, 2023 AgNow Website

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]]> Sunflower Production - AgNow Roundup - Dec. 12, 2023 Cody Creech Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens 00:18:47 Sunflower production flourishes in the United States because it's a hearty plant that thrives in parts of the Great Plains, and that is because of the region's abundant sunlight and well-suited soils. Most of the nation's sunflowers are grown across the upper Great Plains, and today we're talking about sunflower production across the panhandle of Nebraska with Dr. Cody Creech with the University of Nebraska. Meteorologist Matt Makens says almost every state in the lower 48 has the potential of freezing temperatures in the coming week. He also shows us how much rain the south could receive this week. Learn More at AgNowTV.com Sunflower production flourishes in the United States because it's a hearty plant that thrives in parts of the Great Plains, and that is because of the region's abundant sunlight and well-suited soils. Most of the nation's sunflowers are grown across the upper Great Plains, and today we're talking about sunflower production across the panhandle of Nebraska with Dr. Cody Creech with the University of Nebraska. Meteorologist Matt Makens says almost every state in the lower 48 has the potential of freezing temperatures in the coming week. He also shows us how much rain the south could receive this week. Learn More at AgNowTV.com water, research, forecast, countryside, summer crop, canola, growyourownfood, farminglife, soil, farm equipment guides, beautiful sunflowers, corn, countrylife, crop management education, cattle, nebraska, nebraska farmer, futures, red dirt, farming lessons, nitrogen, seed, farms, news, crops, countryliving, cycle, countryroadstakemehome, dirt, soil health, ag, agriculture, go huskers, cowgirls, farming technology, farmanimals, irrigation education, sunflowers, farming, farmhouse, farmtotable, markets, cowgirl, grain, agricultural market analysis, animals, rain, wheat, precision agriculture tutorials, drought monitor, soil health improvement tips, sustainable agriculture practices, livestock farming guidance, farming tutorials, commodity, nebraska sunflowers, farmerlife, sunflower seeds, crop disease prevention, cowboys, farm365, cow, oklahoma, ag news, dirt doctor, drought, farmers, farmer, agronomy, farm management strategies, farmlife, cowboy, agricultural tutorial, crop cultivation techniques, farmstead, pest control tutorial, tractors, farm, modern farming practices, sunflower production, countrygirl, country, crop help, sunflower oil, usda, winter crops, harvest tutorials false full 10 0887a3fc-90c7-4f05-ba88-ed7d366dd5b7 South Dakota Soybeans - AgNow Roundup - Dec. 5, 2023 AgNow Website

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]]> Wed, 6 Dec 2023 11:49:42 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Johnathan Kleinjan Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/agnow-roundup-dec-5-2023-south-dakota-soybeans-7qFfB1m2 AgNow Website

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]]> South Dakota Soybeans - AgNow Roundup - Dec. 5, 2023 Johnathan Kleinjan Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens 00:20:05 We’re talking with Dr. Johnathan Kleinjan with South Dakota State University about soybean production in the northern Great Plains and his research on planting dates and how it impacts yields. Dr. Kleinjan also discusses a research project he is a part of looking into biological seed treatments. Meteorologist Matt Makens shows us who should receive rain and show this week. He also shows us how soil temperatures are changing across the country and who can expect freezing soil temperatures in the coming week. We’re talking with Dr. Johnathan Kleinjan with South Dakota State University about soybean production in the northern Great Plains and his research on planting dates and how it impacts yields. Dr. Kleinjan also discusses a research project he is a part of looking into biological seed treatments. Meteorologist Matt Makens shows us who should receive rain and show this week. He also shows us how soil temperatures are changing across the country and who can expect freezing soil temperatures in the coming week. water, south dakota, research, forecast, countryside, summer crop, growyourownfood, farminglife, soil, corn, countrylife, crop management education, cattle, futures, soybeans, farming lessons, nitrogen, biological seed treatment, seed, farms, news, crops, countryliving, cycle, dirt, soil health, ag, agriculture, planting dates, farming technology, farmanimals, farming, farmhouse, farmtotable, markets, grain, animals, rain, wheat, precision agriculture tutorials, drought monitor, soil health improvement tips, sustainable agriculture practices, seed treatment, livestock farming guidance, farming tutorials, commodity, farmerlife, crop disease prevention, cowboys, farm365, cow, ag news, drought, farmers, farmer, agronomy, farm management strategies, farmlife, cowboy, agricultural tutorial, crop cultivation techniques, farmstead, tractors, farm, modern farming practices, country, crop help, usda, winter crops, harvest tutorials false full 9 65616668-5843-4334-bdda-720891c47c3a Sugarbeet Production - AgNow Roundup - Nov. 28, 2023 AgNow Website

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]]> Wed, 29 Nov 2023 11:45:16 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Tom Peters Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/sugarbeet-production-agnow-nov-28-2023-ODDyawup AgNow Website

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]]> Sugarbeet Production - AgNow Roundup - Nov. 28, 2023 Tom Peters Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens 00:28:54 The northern states, especially those in the Midwest and Northern Plains, offer ideal conditions for sugarbeet growth, where the cooler temperatures and extended daylight during the growing season contribute to high yields and quality sugar content. Outside of its agricultural impact, sugarbeet production is a cornerstone for rural economies especially along the North Dakota/Minnesota border, providing a stable source of income for farmers and supporting a thriving sugar industry that caters to both domestic and international markets. Today, we’ll be talking with Dr. Tom Peters with North Dakota State University and the University of Minnesota about the perfect growing conditions for sugarbeet in his part of the world. The northern states, especially those in the Midwest and Northern Plains, offer ideal conditions for sugarbeet growth, where the cooler temperatures and extended daylight during the growing season contribute to high yields and quality sugar content. Outside of its agricultural impact, sugarbeet production is a cornerstone for rural economies especially along the North Dakota/Minnesota border, providing a stable source of income for farmers and supporting a thriving sugar industry that caters to both domestic and international markets. Today, we’ll be talking with Dr. Tom Peters with North Dakota State University and the University of Minnesota about the perfect growing conditions for sugarbeet in his part of the world. water, research, forecast, soil, minnesota farming, farm equipment guides, crop management education, minnesota, ndsu, farming lessons, university of minnesota, soil health, ag, agriculture, extension service, farming technology, irrigation education, agricultural market analysis, rain, wheat, drought monitor, ag weather, sustainable agriculture practices, farming tutorials, north dakota farming, ag news, drought, farm management strategies, agricultural tutorial, farm, north dakota, pigweed, modern farming practices, sugarbeets false full 8 c5aefec1-7b5f-4dee-b616-c5acff738322 Soybeans of The South - AgNow Roundup - Nov. 14, 2023 AgNow Website

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]]> Wed, 15 Nov 2023 11:45:15 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Eros Francisco Ph.D., Matt Makens, Dave Deken, Josh Lofton Ph.D.) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/agnow-roundup-nov-14-2023-elnyFNRl AgNow Website

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]]> Soybeans of The South - AgNow Roundup - Nov. 14, 2023 Eros Francisco Ph.D., Matt Makens, Dave Deken, Josh Lofton Ph.D. 00:31:24 Soybeans are grown across the globe and within the U.S., soybeans are grown in 29 states. The warm and extended growing seasons in the southern regions of the U.S. create an ideal environment for soybeans, allowing for multiple planting dates and harvesting. Additionally, advancements in technology, such as precision farming and variety options, have played a crucial role in optimizing soybean productivity. We're looking at soybean production across the southern United States, and we're talking with Auburn University's Dr. Eros Francisco and Oklahoma State University's Dr. Josh Lofton. Soybeans are grown across the globe and within the U.S., soybeans are grown in 29 states. The warm and extended growing seasons in the southern regions of the U.S. create an ideal environment for soybeans, allowing for multiple planting dates and harvesting. Additionally, advancements in technology, such as precision farming and variety options, have played a crucial role in optimizing soybean productivity. We're looking at soybean production across the southern United States, and we're talking with Auburn University's Dr. Eros Francisco and Oklahoma State University's Dr. Josh Lofton. water, research, forecast, summer crop, canola, growyourownfood, farminglife, soil, farm equipment guides, countrylife, crop management education, cattle, futures, soybeans, red dirt, farming lessons, nitrogen, seed, farms, news, crops, countryliving, cycle, dirt, soil health, ag, agriculture, farming technology, farming, farmhouse, markets, cowgirl, grain, animals, rain, wheat, precision agriculture tutorials, soybean, drought monitor, soil health improvement tips, alabama, sustainable agriculture practices, farming tutorials, soybean disease, soybean production, commodity, farmerlife, cow, oklahoma, ag news, dirt doctor, drought, farmers, farmer, agronomy, farm management strategies, farmlife, cowboy, agricultural tutorial, crop cultivation techniques, farmstead, pest control tutorial, tractors, farm, modern farming practices, country, crop help, usda, winter crops false full 7 01656761-b1c9-4dc3-abe3-878e9ec72c65 Rice Production - AgNow Roundup - Nov. 7, 2023 Wed, 8 Nov 2023 14:55:08 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Bruce Linquist Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/agnow-roundup-nov-7-2023-fyzKehMC Rice Production - AgNow Roundup - Nov. 7, 2023 Bruce Linquist Ph.D., Dave Deken, Matt Makens 00:17:10 As a staple food for millions of people around the world, rice plays a central role in many of our diets. Its production is an economic powerhouse, generating revenue, providing livelihoods to countless farming communities around the globe, and contributing significantly to the United States agricultural exports. Rice production demonstrates a commitment to sustainable agriculture, often leading the way in water management and innovative agricultural practices, which are a cornerstone of environmental conservation. With its impact on nutrition, economics, and environmental stewardship, rice production is an essential element of the United States' agricultural future and food security. We're talking with Dr. Bruce Linquist with the University of California's Extension Service about rice production in one of the largest rice-producing states. But first, let's take a look at the weather across Rice country and the rest of the United States with Meteorologist Matt Makens. As a staple food for millions of people around the world, rice plays a central role in many of our diets. Its production is an economic powerhouse, generating revenue, providing livelihoods to countless farming communities around the globe, and contributing significantly to the United States agricultural exports. Rice production demonstrates a commitment to sustainable agriculture, often leading the way in water management and innovative agricultural practices, which are a cornerstone of environmental conservation. With its impact on nutrition, economics, and environmental stewardship, rice production is an essential element of the United States' agricultural future and food security. We're talking with Dr. Bruce Linquist with the University of California's Extension Service about rice production in one of the largest rice-producing states. But first, let's take a look at the weather across Rice country and the rest of the United States with Meteorologist Matt Makens. water, research, forecast, canola, soil, farm equipment guides, crop management education, weather, farming lessons, seed, grow rice, arkansas rice, soil health, ag, agriculture, canola oil, farming technology, irrigation education, california rice, how to grow canola, agricultural market analysis, rain, wheat, drought monitor, ag weather, soil health improvement tips, sustainable agriculture practices, farming tutorials, rice, crop disease prevention, ag news, california, drought, us rice, farm management strategies, agricultural tutorial, starch, sushi rice, farm, north dakota, modern farming practices, winter crops false full 6 c3d9d9e1-0f0a-44a6-b799-80328b312c87 Northern Canola Production - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 31, 2023 AgNowTV.com

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]]> Wed, 1 Nov 2023 15:27:03 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Anitha Chirumamilla Ph.D., Dale Whaley, Matt Makens, Dave Deken) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/agnow-roundup-oct-31-2023-iEpgYX4e AgNowTV.com

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]]> Northern Canola Production - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 31, 2023 Anitha Chirumamilla Ph.D., Dale Whaley, Matt Makens, Dave Deken 00:33:13 Canola is grown for its high-quality oil, and its health benefits. When it comes to production, canola is used as a utility crop for rotational crops, and for enriching soil quality. It can adapt to various climates canola is grown from Texas and Oklahoma well into Canada as well as states in the Northwestern United States. We'll talk with Dr. Anitha Chirumamilla of North Dakota State University about canola production across the northern United States and Dale Whaley with Washington State University about canola in the Pacific Northwest. Canola is grown for its high-quality oil, and its health benefits. When it comes to production, canola is used as a utility crop for rotational crops, and for enriching soil quality. It can adapt to various climates canola is grown from Texas and Oklahoma well into Canada as well as states in the Northwestern United States. We'll talk with Dr. Anitha Chirumamilla of North Dakota State University about canola production across the northern United States and Dale Whaley with Washington State University about canola in the Pacific Northwest. water, research, forecast, countryside, summer crop, canola, growyourownfood, farminglife, soil, farm equipment guides, corn, countrylife, crop management education, ndsu, weather, cattle, futures, red dirt, farming lessons, nitrogen, seed, farms, news, wsu, crops, countryliving, cycle, countryroadstakemehome, dirt, soil health, ag, agriculture, cowgirls, canola oil, farming technology, farmanimals, irrigation education, farming, farmhouse, farmtotable, markets, cowgirl, how to grow canola, grain, agricultural market analysis, animals, rain, wheat, precision agriculture tutorials, drought monitor, ag weather, soil health improvement tips, sustainable agriculture practices, livestock farming guidance, farming tutorials, commodity, farmerlife, crop disease prevention, cowboys, farm365, cow, oklahoma, ag news, dirt doctor, drought, farmers, farmer, agronomy, farm management strategies, farmlife, cowboy, agricultural tutorial, crop cultivation techniques, washington state, farmstead, pest control tutorial, tractors, farm, north dakota, modern farming practices, countrygirl, country, crop help, usda, winter crops, harvest tutorials false full 5 233682cc-fb68-44b8-8bc6-17b011da1d9d Southwestern Cotton - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 24, 2023 AgNowTV.com

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]]> Wed, 25 Oct 2023 10:40:00 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Jourdan Bell Ph.D., Matt Muller, Matt Makens, Dave Deken) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/agnow-roundup-oct-24-2023-W_PdrjHj AgNowTV.com

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]]> Southwestern Cotton - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 24, 2023 Jourdan Bell Ph.D., Matt Muller, Matt Makens, Dave Deken 00:20:14 The 2023 cotton crop is nearing harvest across much of the southern part of the United States, so we're taking a look at how one of the most exported commodities, has fared this year. Meteorologist Matt Makens shows us how drought has mirrored much of the country's cotton-producing regions. He also has good news about rainfall moving into those areas. Last week's NASS Report estimates that 90% of the bolls across Oklahoma are open and about 12% of the state's crop is harvested. We talk with Jackson County, Oklahoma cotton producer Matt Muller about the 2023 crop in his area. Finally, Texas A&M AgriLife's Dr. Jourdon Bell about last year's cotton crop took such a hard hit and how the 2023 crop across the Texas Panhandle looks as harvest approaches. The 2023 cotton crop is nearing harvest across much of the southern part of the United States, so we're taking a look at how one of the most exported commodities, has fared this year. Meteorologist Matt Makens shows us how drought has mirrored much of the country's cotton-producing regions. He also has good news about rainfall moving into those areas. Last week's NASS Report estimates that 90% of the bolls across Oklahoma are open and about 12% of the state's crop is harvested. We talk with Jackson County, Oklahoma cotton producer Matt Muller about the 2023 crop in his area. Finally, Texas A&M AgriLife's Dr. Jourdon Bell about last year's cotton crop took such a hard hit and how the 2023 crop across the Texas Panhandle looks as harvest approaches. water, research, forecast, countryside, summer crop, canola, growyourownfood, farminglife, soil, farm equipment guides, corn, countrylife, crop management education, weather, cattle, futures, red dirt, farming lessons, nitrogen, seed, farms, news, crops, countryliving, cycle, countryroadstakemehome, dirt, soil health, ag, agriculture, cowgirls, farming technology, farmanimals, irrigation education, farming, farmhouse, farmtotable, markets, cowgirl, grain, agricultural market analysis, animals, rain, wheat, precision agriculture tutorials, drought monitor, ag weather, soil health improvement tips, sustainable agriculture practices, livestock farming guidance, farming tutorials, commodity, farmerlife, crop disease prevention, cowboys, farm365, cow, oklahoma, ag news, dirt doctor, drought, farmers, farmer, farmer, agronomy, farm management strategies, farmlife, cowboy, agricultural tutorial, crop cultivation techniques, farmstead, pest control tutorial, tractors, farm, modern farming practices, countrygirl, country, crop help, usda, winter crops, harvest tutorials false full 4 232269fc-2b6e-41d5-8abd-3135d1ed77ac Wheat Planting - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 17, 2023 AgNowTV.com

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]]> Wed, 18 Oct 2023 10:35:00 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Romulo Lollato Ph.D., Brian Arnall Ph.D., Matt Makens, Dave Deken) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/agnow-roundup-oct-17-2023-Cvae67ve AgNowTV.com

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]]> Wheat Planting - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 17, 2023 Romulo Lollato Ph.D., Brian Arnall Ph.D., Matt Makens, Dave Deken 00:31:44 2023 was a challenging year for wheat production across the Southern Great Plains, but with the promise of a changing weather pattern, producers are hopeful for at least an average year for wheat yields. Meteorologist Matt Makens has an optimistic outlook for precipitation across the wheat-growing areas of the United States and is even watching snow possibilities as we near November. Then, we talk with Kansas State University's Dr. Romulo Lolotto about the recent moisture and what it means for the wheat crop going into the soil across Kansas. Finally, Oklahoma State University's Dr. Brian Arnall explains why late-September planted wheat has the chance to thrive even without rain since the seeds went into the ground across parts of Oklahoma. 2023 was a challenging year for wheat production across the Southern Great Plains, but with the promise of a changing weather pattern, producers are hopeful for at least an average year for wheat yields. Meteorologist Matt Makens has an optimistic outlook for precipitation across the wheat-growing areas of the United States and is even watching snow possibilities as we near November. Then, we talk with Kansas State University's Dr. Romulo Lolotto about the recent moisture and what it means for the wheat crop going into the soil across Kansas. Finally, Oklahoma State University's Dr. Brian Arnall explains why late-September planted wheat has the chance to thrive even without rain since the seeds went into the ground across parts of Oklahoma. water, research, forecast, countryside, summer crop, canola, growyourownfood, farminglife, soil, farm equipment guides, corn, countrylife, crop management education, weather, cattle, futures, red dirt, farming lessons, nitrogen, seed, farms, news, crops, countryliving, cycle, countryroadstakemehome, dirt, soil health, ag, agriculture, cowgirls, farming technology, farmanimals, irrigation education, farming, farmhouse, farmtotable, markets, cowgirl, grain, agricultural market analysis, animals, rain, wheat, precision agriculture tutorials, drought monitor, ag weather, soil health improvement tips, sustainable agriculture practices, livestock farming guidance, farming tutorials, commodity, farmerlife, crop disease prevention, cowboys, farm365, cow, oklahoma, ag news, dirt doctor, drought, farmers, farmer, farmer, agronomy, farm management strategies, farmlife, cowboy, agricultural tutorial, crop cultivation techniques, farmstead, pest control tutorial, tractors, farm, modern farming practices, countrygirl, country, crop help, usda, winter crops, harvest tutorials false full 3 7fe33150-e764-4b3a-9660-cccab32d654f Corn of The South - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 10, 2023 AgNow Website

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]]> Wed, 11 Oct 2023 10:40:00 +0000 ag@agnowmedia.com (Jason Kelley Ph.D., Ron Heiniger Ph.D., Dave Deken) https://ag-now.simplecast.com/episodes/agnow-roundup-oct-10-2023-XGIv5Xga AgNow Website

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]]> Corn of The South - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 10, 2023 Jason Kelley Ph.D., Ron Heiniger Ph.D., Dave Deken 00:26:36 When people think of corn production in the United States, Interstate 80 comes to mind. While these states carry the country with acres of corn, many other states contribute to the national crop. This week, we look at how corn production differs for producers along the Interstate 40 corridor. Matt Makens has an update on the weather for the coming week focused on crop production. Dr. Ron Heiniger with North Carolina State University explains why North Carolina has a perfect storm for crop diseases and how corn prospers. Then Dr. Jason Kelley with the University of Arkansas explains how robust the Arkansas corn crop can be, even if they don't have 50"+ annual rainfall. Learn more at AgNowTV.com When people think of corn production in the United States, Interstate 80 comes to mind. While these states carry the country with acres of corn, many other states contribute to the national crop. This week, we look at how corn production differs for producers along the Interstate 40 corridor. Matt Makens has an update on the weather for the coming week focused on crop production. Dr. Ron Heiniger with North Carolina State University explains why North Carolina has a perfect storm for crop diseases and how corn prospers. Then Dr. Jason Kelley with the University of Arkansas explains how robust the Arkansas corn crop can be, even if they don't have 50"+ annual rainfall. Learn more at AgNowTV.com water, research, forecast, countryside, summer crop, canola, growyourownfood, woo pig, farminglife, soil, corn, countrylife, corn planting, cattle, futures, red dirt, nitrogen, seed, farms, news, crops, countryliving, cycle, i40, countryroadstakemehome, i-40, southern corn, dirt, soil health, ag, agriculture, cowgirls, farmanimals, farming, farmhouse, farmtotable, markets, cowgirl, grain, animals, rain, wheat, arkansas, drought monitor, razorbacks, university of arkansas, commodity, farmerlife, north carolina state university, north carolina state, cowboys, farm365, cow, oklahoma, ag news, dirt doctor, drought, farmers, farmer, agronomy, farmlife, cowboy, farmstead, i80, tractors, nc state, farm, corn harvest, countrygirl, country, crop help, usda, i-80, winter crops, agro false full 2 afc62c1d-135e-420d-9acf-b3711e85543b Sorghum Production - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 3, 2023 AgNow Website
 

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]]> Sorghum Production - AgNow Roundup - Oct. 3, 2023 Matt Makens, Ronnie Schnell Ph.D., Todd Whitney, Dave Deken 00:27:05 This week on the AgNow Roundup, we learn about the sorghum crop across the Great Plains. We discuss the Texas sorghum crop with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Cropping Specialist Dr. Ronnie Schnell. We also learn about sorghum production in the northern Great Plains from Nebraska Extension County Educator Todd Whitney. We start with a weather update from Meteorologist Matt Makens. This week on the AgNow Roundup, we learn about the sorghum crop across the Great Plains. We discuss the Texas sorghum crop with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Cropping Specialist Dr. Ronnie Schnell. We also learn about sorghum production in the northern Great Plains from Nebraska Extension County Educator Todd Whitney. We start with a weather update from Meteorologist Matt Makens. cropland, research, summer crop, sorghum, unl, soil, corn, wheat varieties, soil science, texas a&m, seed, hight protein, insects, prairie, soil health, agriculture, okstate, rancher, oklahoma state university, farming, weeds, nerd, hay, weed, variety selection, wheat, texas a&m agrilife, soybean, university of nebraska, nebraska extension, wheat breeding, protein, osu, combine, science, oklahoma, drought, great plains, farmer, crop, us wheat, ranchers, farm, organic material, flood, winter crops, oklahoma wheat false full 1