AGGronomyTV: First cut hay in full swing, be sure to replenish field nutrients
June 15 to 30: In this edition of Field Talk, Farmtario reporter Jennifer Glenney speaks with Deb Campbell, owner of Agronomy Advantage Inc., about first cut hay.
AGCanadaTV: In Case You Missed It – Your National Ag News Recap for the week ending June 9, 2023.
Wheat is winning
Western Canada’s wheat crop is off to a flying start, and it’s so far among the best in several years. Gord Gilmour caught up with Bruce Burnett, MarketsFarm director of crops and weather, to talk about how it’s looking, and how it stacks up globally, and how the canola crop is emerging.
It’s a wrap
Seeding is pretty much finished for #plant2023 — and now it’s up to Mother Nature. Glacier FarmMedia’s Gord Gilmour spoke to Bruce Burnett, MarketsFarm’s director of weather and markets, about how it’s looking and what to expect as the crop really starts to take off.
AGCanadaTV Special Feature: Machinery Pete on the used machinery market
Greg Peterson, ‘Machinery Pete’ of used farm machinery market fame, talks about how a potential recession could fuel a boom in the used farm equipment market – but there’s a catch.
AGCanadaTV Special Feature: Machinery Pete and the auction vibe
Greg Peterson, ‘Machinery Pete’ of used farm machinery market fame, talks about how in-person auctions are ‘people events’ where people can listen and learn.
AGCanadaTV: In Case You Missed It – Your National Ag News Recap for the week ending May 19, 2023.
Halfway there
Seeding is at the halfway point on the Prairies, according to weather and markets specialist Bruce Burnett, speaking with Glacier FarmMedia’s Gord Gilmour. He says the forecast is calling for continued warmer-than-average temperatures and that’s good news for the crops as they emerge.
AGGronomyTV: Finding efficiencies in fertilizer applications
May 15 to 31: With the federal government’s goal to achieve a 30 per cent reduction in nitrous oxide emissions – not to mention the high fertilizer costs incurred by farmers in 2022 – there’s a great need to use these products to their full potential without causing additional harm to the environment.
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