In Beasley, Texas the pressure is on. Rhizoctonia pressure that is. NewLeaf Product Technical Director Allison Jack and grower Alan Stasney, talk cotton. See how NewLeaf’s TS601 EPA-registered biofungicide works to prime the plant’s natural defenses, while the biostimulant helps protect against e...

The Hefty brothers discuss factors to consider when choosing seed for next year's crop.

Helping growers do more with less and conserving our resources is at the core of what we do at NewLeaf. As pioneer and global leader in PPFM technology, we strive to build solutions that connect cutting-edge science with grower needs.

With a technology portfolio that includes an EPA-register...

Grower Chad Chastain has a well-honed grower standard practice for his seedless watermelons. How will it perform on a high-stress field in record low temperatures? Can NewLeaf’s VT technology make a difference on the acre in a tough season? Join Chad and NewLeaf’s Anne Phillips to find out how th...

Potential tops in gold, silver, and cattle this week. What's a good way to sell a potential top?
Find out as Pro Ag's top rated, 'old guy' marketer Ray Grabanski explains.

Brian and Darren invite you to start prepping for winter: freezing, fertilizing, and freeing your soils. And don't miss the nutty non-grass Weed of the Week, with an Iron Talk that helps you lime your field, not your guacamole.

With prices rising, every bit counts. The Hefty brothers help you keep your P where it belongs - feeding your crops.

The Heftys talk trash, and help you get a head start on spring cleaning in your fields.

Tubers, nutlets, and triangular stems - Brian and Darren hep you identify and control this nutty perennial on your farm!

There's an upside to subzero temps. The Hefty boys lay out the cold hard truth.

Gold, silver, and cattle all were sharly lower Friday, with gold/silver forming downside daily reversals after running to new 6000 year highs. Have these markets topped? And if so, will fund money move into grains now? See Pro Ag's weekly 10 minute market summary for answers.

This week the Hefty brothers break down tough soils, build soils up with Ca, and share their strategy for spraying beans without dicamba. Stink grass is the Weed of the Week, and Darren's got the straight talk on strip-till.

It's called stink grass for a reason and it isn't just the smell. The Heftys sniff out the solutions to this noxious summer annual.

Brian and Darren Hefty share their soybean herbicide program for 2026 without the ability to spray dicamba.

It's a hard topic to talk about. Brian and Darren loosen up and discuss how farmers ease the pressure.

A healthy harvest starts with calcium, but the right ratio of nutrients keeps it going. The Heftys explain how to get the right mix.

Ag Market News this week includes Trade War Escalation Between the US and China, and smaller
potential corn and soybean crops - and rapid harvest progress.

Progressive Ag's top analyst Ray Grabanski summarizes the week's ag market news, in 10 minutes or so.
This week's news includes an upside reversal in soybeans, rapid harvest, $10-14 billion in Ag aid, and
a government shutdown. How did markets react?

An Agricultural crisis, simmering for over 20 years and similar to the 70's and 80's is upon us. There is real potential for many farms, both big and small, to go out of business due to low commodity prices and sky high input prices. Instead of waiting on extra subsidies from Uncle Sam, it's ti...

Today is the day that Matt collects data that will drive decision making on his farm for years to come. The big question he had going into this year was if Nutricharge worked as a fertilizer enhancer and also if ripping no till soil could lead to yield gains. After meeting with Molly from Agote...

After harvest, the work isn't done yet. The Hefty brothers talk about the value of leftovers, their corn herbicide plan for 2026, and getting the most out of magnesium. Spotted spurge is the Weed of the Week. And there's more fall work to be done in Iron Talk.

From corn field to cow feed. Darren talks stalks and shows how the same crop can be used many ways.

Post-harvest herbicides give a one-two punch! Darren shows how spraying now can give you advantages later.

From crop canopy to chemistry, the Heftys help you spot this menace and purge the spurge.