Spring orchard maintenance means dealing with the mess winter leaves behind pushing brush, building burn piles, and sometimes getting closer to the fire than you probably should with a tractor. This is real farm work: managing pruning cleanup, fire control, and equipment risk while getting orchar...

In today’s video, Regan breaks down how to understand your SPY Analysis report and how to turn those insights into better decisions in the field.

A SPY report (Soil Point to Yield) connects your yield data with your soil samples, helping you see exactly where your field is underperforming and w...

Ride along with Mike Jaeger, a corn and soybean farmer from Charles City, Iowa, as he plants into heavy residue with no strip freshening and explains why he continues to practice strip-till for the past 7 years.

This week the Hefty brothers dig into corn roots, help you supercharge your sprayer, and show a better way to clean bean fields. We've got a Reed of the Week, and Darren is handing out planting gold stars!

It's more than just putting herbicide in the tank, say Brian and Darren. The Heftys help you understand all the auxiliary tank partners needed to spray the best way.

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Matt is putting in his most intensive and exciting test yet: Testing the nitrogen stabilization ability of humic acids compared to untreated and a traditional NBPT inhibitor with the help of Kelly and Andy.

USDA's May monthly report was BULLISH wheat, and crop ccnditions contnue to indicate a declining winter wheat crop. But is a bumper corn/soy/HRS wheat crop possible???

When corn seed puts down roots, it brings the whole family! The Heftys introduce you to all the members from, seminal to brace.

In this episode of the Agronomy Answers podcast, host Zach Hefty is joined by John Wiese, a research agronomist covering Minnesota and Iowa for Hefty Seed Company. They discuss John's unconventional path into agronomy — from diesel mechanics to the warehouse floor to the research team — and how y...

This week on Fridays in the Field, we’re south of Ansley in Custer County, Nebraska talking with farmer Tim Krouse as planting season gets underway.

Dry conditions across much of Nebraska are already shaping decisions in the field. Tim shares how farmers in his area are managing planting in dust...

Getting the cotton planter ready to plant. Hopefully we made the right decision as the price is looking a little better.

Matt Thompson interviews Chris Abbott, CEO of Pivot Bio, about the future of nitrogen markets and what it means for U.S. growers.

Dad (Corporate) put this pivot in way back in 1979! She's got a couple leaks and more.

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Discover the full line of composting equipment from Kooima Ag — built for agricultural, municipal, and commercial composting operations that demand durability, efficiency, and reliable performance.

In this video, we showcase Kooima Ag’s complete lineup of composting equipment, designed to help o...

This week on Fridays in the Field, we visit the Raymond Central FFA test plot just outside of Raymond, Nebraska.

The project is a partnership between the Raymond Central FFA chapter, alumni supporters, and local farmers. Together they plant and manage a soybean test plot that helps raise funds f...

In this episode of the Agronomy Answers podcast, host Zach Hefty is joined by his dad Brian Hefty for another "Lessons from Dad" segment. They break down the idea that working more hours is a double win — you earn more while naturally spending less. Brian shares how he balanced long work hours wi...

Experience a full year of life on our Michigan fruit farm in this 2025 farm season compilation, from pruning and planting to frost protection, orchard management, and harvest. Follow along through the highs and challenges of growing apples and cherries as we showcase what a year in the life of a ...

U.S. meat consumption is at a record high despite rising grocery prices, especially for beef. Meanwhile, plant-based meat alternatives continue losing consumer interest and market share. Why are consumers still choosing real meat? Is the demand driven by protein preferences, nutrition trends, the...

A brutal April snowstorm buries the Northwoods just as spring work begins, forcing the crew back into winter chores while equipment repairs pile up.

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With 4 billion people worldwide depending on rice as a staple in their diet, the stakes are high for agriculture. NewLeaf’s Rice Technologies look at two very important pieces of the rice equation: increasing yield and reducing methane.

Today, NewLeaf is testing these technologies in real, on-...