Grains continue lower this week despite new highs in crude oil this week; Pro Ag starts to buy back VERY profitable hedges in wheat and soybeans - but not corn (yet). Why??? See this week's ag market news summary, and market recommendations from the top rated marketing firm in the country.

Last year, VT technology boosted nutrient uptake and root mass on Chad Chastain's watermelons in Punta Gorda, FL, driving a 13% yield increase at season's end. This year, he added TS601 biofungicide and TS201 bioinsecticide to complete the Cntrl2+ stack. Compared with his grower standard practice...

Killing the leaves is one thing, but killing the vines that bind is another. Don't worry! With these tips on timing and more, the Heftys have this perennial wrapped up tight.

The Hefty brothers examine the soil with you this week - checking for water, potassium balance, and strips for next year's perfect seedbed. Plus they've got a viny Weed of the Week and an Iron Talk that Zach loves to drive.

Don't let one number call all the shots. The Hefty brothers explain how they achieve balance in their soils - and share how you can, too.

Farming the "middle ground" is what the Heftys do. There's so much good they can get done with fertility, soils, and seedbeds in one pass every fall.

Wheat has dropped enough for Pro Ag to recommend taking off profitable hedges? Corn is close, but not soys. See the who/what/when/where/why in this week's ag market summary.

Grains slide into downtrends while other commodities suffer and the dollar soars. Whats next for grains and other commodities? And more importantly, what should you do in your marketing program?

The Hefty brothers cover timely weed control, soil heaviness, and new input prices. The Weed of the Week is actually a Tree of the Week, and an Iron Talk on a machine upgrade that raises the bar.

Is your soil a nutrient vault, or a revolving door? Brian and Darren make light work of a heavy topic.

Knowing what type of weed is growing in the yard or field helps a farmer know the best way to kill it. The Hefty boys give a primer on the two types of annoying annuals.

Sometimes a harvested field might look like a rough draft, but that's because soil is always a work in progress. Zach Hefty explains how "mess" can bring success!

The Weed of the Week is a tree? Yes, say the Hefty brothers, they give many ways to stop this invasive species.

Wheat and cotton were lower while soybeans had small gains, with corn passing time. What's next on the horizon for grains, and why???
See this week's Pro Ag "Ten Minute Marketer" for answers.

There's a lot more to lowering pH than throwing sulfur at the problem. The Heftys help you find balance in your fields.

How low can you go? Pretty deep and sometimes shallow, as it turns out. The Hefty boys dig in!

You can't use a vacuum on this summer annual, but the Hefty brothers will help you clean this one up for good!

In September, good ol' farmers were planting radishes and rye, saying some day they will all have to die. The Heftys are here to help on that fateful day.

This week, the Hefty brothers help you find the right depth, the right pH, the right timing, the right product, and the right pressure. Right here on AcresTV.

A negative reaction to the USDA report which indicated corn/soys are NOT a disaster crop nationally in 2026: how does that affect prices as we enter harvest? For answers, see this week's Pro Ag video.

Time to sell grains??? Top ranked Progressive Ag's top analyst Ray Grabanski outlines this week's ag market news, and what marketing decisions should be made.

Its not the seediest weed, but it often comes with a bonus pest. The Hefty brothers help you banish this crop robber.

A beautiful spring lawn starts the fall before. The Hefty brothers share their secrets for giving your backyard a healthy head start.

The secret to healthier soil and crops? Knowing when to switch things up! Zach Hefty shows how to stop disease without chemicals.