In Episode 30 of the Root Cause Podcast, Kaleb and Taylor sit down with soil scientist Al Toops of Solvix to challenge some of agriculture’s oldest assumptions about soil testing and fertility. Drawing on decades of experience, Al explains why traditional soil tests only tell part of the story an...

Isaac Ridener had an itch to get into farming, but at 16 with no place for him on the family farm, that wasn't an option. One morning at an FFA breakfast, he met someone who changed his life forever – Tom. Tom was looking for help on his farm, and thought Isaac could be the right person. Little d...

What does it take for a farmer to ditch the familiar and give a new product, practice, or technology a shot?

Damian Mason sits down with Kelly Garrett, Adam Ullrich, and Trey Cutts of Tidal Grow to debate what really drives innovation on the farm. Is it university research? On-farm trials? ROI? ...

We are in the long rows in the peanut field.

Today’s vlog captures an ideal day for haymaking operations. With warm temperatures, bright sunshine, and favorable winds, we’re making the most of the weather window - mowing, raking, and baling hay fields. Our fields are a mix of orchard grass, clover, brome, and Timothy grass, and we’re workin...

Thousands of new companies have flooded the crop input market with products in the last decade. All promise farmers a better answer. So who survives the shakeout? Galynn Beer with Tidal Grow Agriscience joins Damian to sort through one of the most crowded input markets agriculture has ever seen....

It’s time for a track showdown on Farmin' Da Northwoods! Come along as Joe puts Q Power tracks and Firestones head-to-head on the same machine, testing them through real farm work, road travel, and a full season of use.

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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.

Grower Shey Taylor comments on his field corn harvest in Cassia County, Idaho. Taylor successfully reduced his liquid nitrogen applications by 50%, thanks to RDX-N from Redox.This move saved him $60 an acre over 800 acres. He also recorded strong yields of 36 tons per acre, which he said were ve...