Outside markets had a huge impact on grain markets this week. See why that was more important than the USDA April report.

"Liberation Day" had a huge impact on markets this week, but many were not what was expected. Soys,gold/crude/stocks suffered, but wheat/corn were higher for the week. Learn why from Progressive Ag's weekly 10 minute video.

Ray Grabanski of Top Ranked Progressive Ag highlights this week's
'real news' in grain markets. This is inside information you won't hear on the radio or mainstream media - what REALLY is impacting markets.

In this episode of The Granary, things get real—and a little rowdy—as host Damian Mason sits down with XtremeAg’s Chad Henderson, Temple Rhodes, and Kelly Garrett to tackle the big question: What Are You Gonna Do In This Tough Farm Economy? With grain prices dropping, input costs soaring, and equ...

By probe or computer, Darren Hefty helps you find out what your field needs right now.

What's hiding in your bins? Hopefully just profits! Join the Hefty brothers for their guide to a spring storage checkup.

Crops grow slowly, but farmers can't stand still for a second! Darren Hefty explains why farming is both a sprint and a marathon.

The Hefty brothers help you get tuned up for spring with: an excellent drought data source, a primer on feeding your seeds, and all about how to transition from cover to cash crops. Plus a foxy foe is this week's weed, and planter equipment tips in Iron Talk.

Is your farm in a drought or just really dry? Brian and Darren introduce you to a useful website from the University of Nebraska.

So, you put in rye last September to save the soil, but now you're up to your eyes in rye! Don't worry, the Heftys are here to help you make room for your cash crop.

Sprouting seeds have nutrient needs, but in-furrow fertility is fiddly. The Hefty boys help you with all your spring soil, seed, and salt concerns.

Early to field, increases the yield. Agronomist Darren Hefty tells you what wise farmers look for before they start planting.

Is your farm shop ready for all seasons? Darren Hefty talks shop in today's Iron Talk.

Itchin' to get those beans in the field? The Heftys share what you need to know to get sowing sooner.

Water is life, except when there's just too much of it. Tap into the Hefty brothers' well of knowledge on hidden H2O.

In this episode of The Granary, the conversation at the table gets real about one of the biggest dilemmas in farming—should your fields be pretty or profitable?

Damian Mason is joined by XtremeAg’s Matt Miles, Temple Rhodes, and Chad Henderson, and Tommy Roach from Nachurs to break down why the...

Growing tropical fruit in South Dakota? That'd be bananas! Darren Hefty outlines the three factors influencing crop choice.

A winter storm of ice, snow and, of course, wind, ripped through Kansas at the beginning of January and it called for a lot of prep work but also extra effort for cattle care. A battle with an icy gate ensues - who will win?! And 2025 is starting off with some bad news for cultured/faux meat comp...

Is farming a game of luck or skill? In this lively roundtable, Damian Mason, Matt Miles, Tommy Roach, and Temple Rhodes dive into the ultimate farming showdown: Nature versus Nurture. From unpredictable weather tantrums to the art of coaxing a crop back from the brink of disaster, these seasoned ...

The Heftys help you choose the right corn traits, and the best way to manage residue. Everyone's invited to the free Soybean Workshop. Plus getting one over on clover, and a fert placement two-step that'll save you money.

Burn it, or turn it? The Hefty brothers explore the science behind residue management.

If a genie granted you a magic wand, what would you change about your farm? From better soil and cooler nights to being fully irrigated, Damian Mason asks Temple Rhodes, Chad Henderson and Matt Miles from XtremeAg about the tweaks they would make to revolutionize their operations—if only it were ...

Darren Hefty explains why super cold winter days can be beneficial to farmers.

How do bugs survive the cold, what's new in wheat, and what's the correct planting distance for crops? Plus velvetleaf Weed of the Week, and applying micros in Iron Talk.