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AI for Food Security Forum | Welcome Remarks & Panel I
VideoMay 6, 2026

AI for Food Security Forum | Welcome Remarks & Panel I

The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) hosted the AI for Food Security Forum, a day‑long event backed by Google.org, to examine how artificial intelligence can bolster global food systems. The agenda featured four plenary panels, live demonstrations, and...

By CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies)
AI for Food Security Forum | Panel III
VideoMay 6, 2026

AI for Food Security Forum | Panel III

The panel examined how artificial intelligence can bolster food‑security efforts as the Iran war, the Russia‑Ukraine conflict, and the lingering COVID‑19 fallout strain global agriculture. Moderated by Atlantic reporter Vivian Salama, experts from the World Food Programme, IFPRI, the UN...

By CSIS (Center for Strategic and International Studies)
Farmstead Forest: How Windbreak Seedlings Are Processed, Distributed
VideoMay 6, 2026

Farmstead Forest: How Windbreak Seedlings Are Processed, Distributed

The video spotlights the Louiswis and Clark Natural Resources District’s (NRD) workflow for windbreak and shelter‑belt seedlings, detailing how the agency receives, stores, and distributes thousands of trees each year. NRD now handles roughly 15,000 seedlings—a steep drop from the 40,000...

By Farm Progress
Dairy Farmer Bernard Ging - Gearing up for Silage 2026
VideoMay 6, 2026

Dairy Farmer Bernard Ging - Gearing up for Silage 2026

Bernard Ging, a dairy farmer near Port Leash, outlines his 2026 silage plan for a herd of 400 high‑producing Holstein‑Friesian cows on 600 acres. He reports last year’s output of 520 kg solids, 462 kg fat and 373 kg protein with an EVI of...

By Teagasc
Will It Survive? Planting in South Dakota in March
VideoMay 5, 2026

Will It Survive? Planting in South Dakota in March

The video documents a field trial in South Dakota where corn and soybean strips were planted on March 30, a month earlier than typical. Host Zach and agronomist Darren revisit the site on April 24 to assess seedling development, soil conditions, and...

By Ag PhD
Setting a High Bar for Biostimulant Crop Response
VideoMay 5, 2026

Setting a High Bar for Biostimulant Crop Response

The interview at the Commodity Classic focused on Loveland Products’ biostimulant portfolio, highlighting the Atlas bio‑catalyst and the newer Prologue formulation. Ron Calhoun explained how traditional fertilizers deliver only 15‑30% of phosphorus to crops, and how Atlas’s biological chemistry can...

By RealAgriculture
Field Check 2026: Dane County, Wisconsin
VideoMay 5, 2026

Field Check 2026: Dane County, Wisconsin

The video features a Dane County farmer reporting on the 2026 corn and soybean planting progress, noting an early start thanks to a warm, dry April followed by intermittent showers and recent frosty nights that kept crops below ground. He highlights...

By Farm Progress
Hormuz Chokehold Raises Stakes for Energy, Fertilizer, and Global Food Prices | Frontlines, May 2026
VideoMay 5, 2026

Hormuz Chokehold Raises Stakes for Energy, Fertilizer, and Global Food Prices | Frontlines, May 2026

The Frontlines podcast examines the ongoing closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the United States’ layered blockade, warning that the chokepoint’s shutdown is throttling oil exports, fertilizer shipments, and ultimately driving up global food prices. Hosts Jacob Shapiro and Sean...

By RealAgriculture
May 05 | Closing Market Report
VideoMay 5, 2026

May 05 | Closing Market Report

The May 5 closing market report from Illinois Public Media combined a deep‑dive into grain markets with an interview on Google’s data‑center strategy. Host Extensions Tugle welcomed Naomi Bloom of TotalFarmMarketing to dissect recent corn and bean price action, then turned...

By farmdoc (University of Illinois)
Iran’s Impacts on Agricultural Production | AI for Food Security Forum
VideoMay 5, 2026

Iran’s Impacts on Agricultural Production | AI for Food Security Forum

The AI for Food Security Forum addressed Iran’s indirect impact on global agriculture, zeroing in on a sharp rise in fertilizer prices that is squeezing farmer profitability. Speakers noted that fertilizer costs have climbed dramatically, leaving many producers with projected cash...

By Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS)
This Iowa Nonprofit Is the Largest Nongovernmental Seed Bank in the Country | Iowa Life
VideoMay 4, 2026

This Iowa Nonprofit Is the Largest Nongovernmental Seed Bank in the Country | Iowa Life

The video profiles Seed Savers Exchange Heritage Farm, a 900‑acre Iowa nonprofit that operates the United States’ largest non‑governmental seed bank. Founded over 50 years ago by Diane Ott Whealy and her husband Kent, the organization’s mission is to grow,...

By Iowa PBS (Market to Market home)
Webinar: Growing Agricultural Innovation Through Conservation Practice Standards
VideoMay 4, 2026

Webinar: Growing Agricultural Innovation Through Conservation Practice Standards

The webinar, hosted by Trust in Food and the Environmental Defense Fund, examined how new agricultural technologies can be woven into conservation practice standards to boost farm profitability and environmental outcomes. Participants highlighted a recent study that mapped over 400...

By Farm Journal
2026 State of the Industry: Cultivated Meat, Seafood, and Ingredients
VideoMay 4, 2026

2026 State of the Industry: Cultivated Meat, Seafood, and Ingredients

The Good Food Institute’s 2026 State of the Industry video reviews cultivated meat, seafood and ingredient developments, combining commercial, scientific and policy perspectives. It outlines 2025 milestones such as the first cultivated meat appearing on US retail shelves, the debut...

By The Good Food Institute
2026 State of the Industry: Fermentation for Meat, Seafood, Eggs, Dairy, and Ingredients
VideoMay 4, 2026

2026 State of the Industry: Fermentation for Meat, Seafood, Eggs, Dairy, and Ingredients

The Good Food Institute’s 2026 State of the Industry video maps the rapid expansion of biomass and precision fermentation across meat, seafood, eggs, dairy and ingredient markets. It outlines the technology’s two main pathways—high‑growth microbial protein production and targeted ingredient...

By The Good Food Institute
When Should You Replant? Stand Establishment & Early Emergence Explained
VideoMay 4, 2026

When Should You Replant? Stand Establishment & Early Emergence Explained

The podcast episode features Iowa State agronomy expert Mark Lynch discussing planting progress, stand establishment, early emergence, and replant decisions for corn and soybeans. He explains that the Midwest has seen minimal planting so far, with early experimental plantings offering...

By Successful Farming
Flea Beetle Tolerance: New Insights #shorts
VideoMay 4, 2026

Flea Beetle Tolerance: New Insights #shorts

The video revisits research on flea‑beetle tolerance to neonicotinoid seed treatments, focusing on new data that confirms earlier findings of striped flea beetles’ higher survivorship. The presenter explains that, compared with crucifer‑feeding beetles, striped beetles experience markedly lower mortality under...

By RealAgriculture
ROXOR Cab Tour | 5-Speed, 4x4 & Big Yeti Cupholders?
VideoMay 1, 2026

ROXOR Cab Tour | 5-Speed, 4x4 & Big Yeti Cupholders?

The video provides a detailed cab tour of the ROXOR UTV, highlighting its driver‑oriented layout and off‑road capabilities. It walks viewers through the 5‑speed transmission, the 2WD/4WD/4‑Low selector, and the array of convenience features built into the cabin. Key insights include...

By Successful Farming
The Science of Alt Protein: Transforming Waste to Fungal Mycoprotein
VideoMay 1, 2026

The Science of Alt Protein: Transforming Waste to Fungal Mycoprotein

The webinar, hosted by the Good Food Institute, featured Cornell researcher Dr. Kay Wong discussing how fungal mycoprotein can turn abundant food‑waste streams into a sustainable protein source. Wong highlighted that roughly 500 million tonnes of food waste are generated each year,...

By The Good Food Institute
Your Weekly Grass10 Update
VideoMay 1, 2026

Your Weekly Grass10 Update

John Maher’s weekly Grass10 briefing highlighted that national grass growth is holding at roughly 54 kg per hectare per day, but performance diverges sharply by region. Southern pastures are already delivering above‑target yields—around 750 kg/ha or 220 kg DM per livestock unit—while cooler,...

By Teagasc
How to Properly Scout Alfalfa
VideoMay 1, 2026

How to Properly Scout Alfalfa

The video walks through a systematic scouting routine for a five‑year‑old alfalfa stand, outlining four inspection categories—weed pressure, insect pressure, plant health, and stand density—to decide whether the field should be retained for the current season or replanted. The scout first...

By Ag PhD
Weed Resistance Soaring: What Farmers Need to Know #shorts
VideoMay 1, 2026

Weed Resistance Soaring: What Farmers Need to Know #shorts

The video highlights a surge in herbicide‑resistant wild oats across Manitoba, referencing the latest provincial weed‑resistance surveys. The data reveal that roughly three‑quarters of surveyed fields exhibit some level of resistance, with a notable subset showing resistance to both Group 1...

By RealAgriculture
Over the Top Dicamba Application Restrictions | May 01, 2026
VideoMay 1, 2026

Over the Top Dicamba Application Restrictions | May 01, 2026

The Nebraska soybean sector is gearing up for the 2026 growing season with the re‑approval of over‑the‑top dicamba products for dicamba‑tolerant soybeans. The EPA has granted a two‑year pilot registration, allowing growers to apply the herbicide again after a hiatus. The...

By Market Journal
Cereals 2026: What to Expect From the Soil Hole
VideoMay 1, 2026

Cereals 2026: What to Expect From the Soil Hole

Mid‑April, researchers inspected a test pit at the Cereals 2026 site to anticipate conditions for the planned June soil‑hole. The shallow 30 cm topsoil consists of fragmented limestone, ample moisture, and supports dense wheat roots, which account for roughly 70 % of the...

By NIAB
Cattle Tech and E-Commerce with Terrell Miller
VideoMay 1, 2026

Cattle Tech and E-Commerce with Terrell Miller

The Future of Agriculture podcast spotlights Terrell Miller, founder of CattleMax, a 25‑year‑old cattle‑management software company that has remained bootstrapped and venture‑free. Miller also runs Agra Commerce’s e‑commerce sites—cattleags.com, cattlecales.com, and cattledna.com—leveraging his deep ranch experience to serve producers directly. Key...

By Future of Agriculture
Getting the Best Value for Weed Control This Spring | Corn School
VideoApr 30, 2026

Getting the Best Value for Weed Control This Spring | Corn School

The Corn School video spotlights spring weed‑control tactics for corn growers, emphasizing precise herbicide placement, timing, and rate selection amid falling crop prices and rising input costs. Rob Miller explains that many producers skipped fall weed control due to a dry...

By RealAgriculture
Darren's Take on Nitrogen in Corn Following Soybeans.
VideoApr 30, 2026

Darren's Take on Nitrogen in Corn Following Soybeans.

The video centers on nitrogen management when planting corn following a soybean crop, weighing the benefits of residual legume‑derived nitrogen against additional synthetic applications. Darren questions whether growers can rely on the nitrogen fixed by soybeans or must supplement with...

By Ag PhD
Generative AI in the Real World: Putting AI in the Hands of Farmers with Rikin Gandhi
VideoApr 30, 2026

Generative AI in the Real World: Putting AI in the Hands of Farmers with Rikin Gandhi

The podcast features Ben Laura and Rikin Gandhi, CEO of Digital Green, discussing Farmer.Chat – a generative‑AI platform that puts localized agricultural knowledge into the hands of smallholder farmers across India, Ethiopia, Kenya and Nigeria. Digital Green leverages a library of...

By O’Reilly Media
Ireland Resilient Agriculture Landscape - Q&A Webinar - April 2026
VideoApr 30, 2026

Ireland Resilient Agriculture Landscape - Q&A Webinar - April 2026

The webinar introduced the EIT Food Irish Resilient Agriculture landscape, part of a broader EU effort to scale regenerative farming. The call for proposals was opened last month, with applications due 25 May 2026, aiming to launch the programme later...

By EIT Food
Dairy Conservation Navigator Is a One Stop Shop for Conservation Resources
VideoApr 30, 2026

Dairy Conservation Navigator Is a One Stop Shop for Conservation Resources

Bridget Hilshi of Dairy Management, Inc. introduced the Dairy Conservation Navigator, a free, publicly‑available website that consolidates dairy sustainability resources in one place. Launched two years ago, the platform serves as a one‑stop shop for producers seeking conservation practices and...

By No-Till Farmer
JOHN DEERE DB120 48 Row Corn Planter #bigtractorpower #johndeere #tractor
VideoApr 30, 2026

JOHN DEERE DB120 48 Row Corn Planter #bigtractorpower #johndeere #tractor

The video showcases John Deere’s DB120 corn planter, a 120‑foot‑wide machine capable of planting 48 rows of corn at a 30‑inch spacing in a single pass. By combining a massive row count with precision‑seed placement, the DB120 can cover up to...

By Big Tractor Power
How Reseeding Supports Higher Performance
VideoApr 29, 2026

How Reseeding Supports Higher Performance

The video spotlights the critical role of annual reseeding on dairy farms, using Tom and Helen O’Connell’s Enniscarra operation as a case study. John Maher of the Grass 10 program and the O’Connells discuss why skipping a reseed year is not...

By Teagasc
Apr 29 | Closing Market Report
VideoApr 29, 2026

Apr 29 | Closing Market Report

The April 29 closing market report focused on Midwest planting progress, soaring wheat prices and broader commodity dynamics. Illinois growers reported roughly one‑third of corn and two‑thirds of soybeans already in the ground, while wheat in the region remains healthy, setting...

By farmdoc (University of Illinois)
Fertiliser - the Best Time to Buy,  Regenerative Farm Business Tenancies, & How Turbo-Charged Bir...
VideoApr 29, 2026

Fertiliser - the Best Time to Buy, Regenerative Farm Business Tenancies, & How Turbo-Charged Bir...

The Farmers Weekly podcast tackled three intertwined themes: timing fertilizer purchases amid volatile markets, a new Bayer fungicide for disease‑prone cereals, and the Duchy of Cornwall’s unprecedented 25‑year regenerative farm business tenancy. Host Hannah Tasker, Louise Impey and Hugh Broom...

By Farmers Weekly Video
AI for Food Security Forum | PM Sessions
VideoApr 28, 2026

AI for Food Security Forum | PM Sessions

The AI for Food Security Forum showcased Tomorrow Now’s demonstration of AI‑enhanced weather forecasting aimed at empowering Africa’s smallholder farmers. CEO Brian Miranda outlined a “Northstar” vision to make 100 million farmers weather‑resilient by leveraging next‑generation forecasts, satellite rainfall estimates, long‑term climatology,...

By Center for Strategic & International Studies (CSIS)
The Growth Revolution: Scaling Regenerative Agriculture for a Sustainable Future
VideoApr 28, 2026

The Growth Revolution: Scaling Regenerative Agriculture for a Sustainable Future

The episode spotlights the USDA’s Advancing Markets (AM) grant program, a farmer‑first initiative designed to scale regenerative agriculture by linking on‑farm conservation practices to real market value. Host Vonnie interviews Nikki Casio and Kyle Cosgrove of Measure to Improve (MTI),...

By International Fresh Produce Association
AI for Low-Pesticide Agriculture
VideoApr 27, 2026

AI for Low-Pesticide Agriculture

The video outlines a looming crisis in modern agriculture: pervasive pesticide residues in food, water and soil, coupled with evolving weeds and pests that erode the effectiveness of traditional chemicals. Farmers are trapped in a feedback loop—spraying more to combat resistance,...

By Y Combinator
The Agronomy of Fiber Flax - PA Flax Project
VideoApr 27, 2026

The Agronomy of Fiber Flax - PA Flax Project

The webinar introduced the PA Flax Project, a worker‑owned cooperative dedicated to re‑establishing a commercial fiber‑flax supply chain in Pennsylvania. Director Bill Schik outlined the organization’s mission to create a sustainable textile ecosystem that benefits growers, mill workers, and the...

By Rodale Institute
A No-Frills Profit Manager for the Farm
VideoApr 27, 2026

A No-Frills Profit Manager for the Farm

The video introduces Farmit Manager, a free, cloud‑based financial platform from View Solutions designed to simplify profit‑and‑loss tracking for crop and, eventually, livestock operations. Shay Folk explains that the tool evolves from a 30‑year‑old Excel system, now augmented with artificial‑intelligence...

By Market Talk (Jesse Allen)
The Relationship Between Farmers and the Sun Just Got an Upgrade #TEDTalks
VideoApr 26, 2026

The Relationship Between Farmers and the Sun Just Got an Upgrade #TEDTalks

In this TED Talk, farmer‑entrepreneur shares how a solar‑powered water pump from Sun Culture transformed his drought‑stricken coffee farm, offering a practical answer to water scarcity that plagues millions of smallholder growers worldwide. He explains that climate change has made rain...

By TED
UN Deputy Secretary-General Warns of Food Security Risks in Africa
VideoApr 26, 2026

UN Deputy Secretary-General Warns of Food Security Risks in Africa

The United Nations Deputy Secretary‑General Amina J. Mohammed warned that the ongoing Middle East conflict, especially disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, is spilling over into Africa, jeopardizing fertilizer imports and food security. She cited reports projecting up to 42 million Africans...

By Bloomberg Markets and Finance
Iran War Fallout Drives Inflation Risks in Africa | Bloomberg Next Africa
VideoApr 25, 2026

Iran War Fallout Drives Inflation Risks in Africa | Bloomberg Next Africa

Bloomberg Next Africa examines how the war in Iran is reverberating through global supply chains, driving up fuel and fertilizer costs and raising inflationary pressures on the continent’s already fragile food systems. Analysts note that fertilizer prices have roughly doubled since...

By Bloomberg Markets and Finance
From the Parlor to the Perimeter Protecting the Heart of American Dairy in 2026
VideoApr 24, 2026

From the Parlor to the Perimeter Protecting the Heart of American Dairy in 2026

The video warns that dairy biosecurity in 2026 must move beyond the milking parlor and address threats on the farm perimeter, as emerging pathogens like H5N1 and a novel “worldworm” strain threaten to trigger movement bans. Farm Journal data reveal a...

By Farm Journal
#Plant26 Johnson Tractor Precision Farming Specialist Saves the Day
VideoApr 24, 2026

#Plant26 Johnson Tractor Precision Farming Specialist Saves the Day

The video follows Patrick Johnson, a farmer in Clinton, Wisconsin, who encounters a sudden planter malfunction while planting a strip‑tilled field. A “population out of range” error flashes on one row, prompting him to step out of the cab and...

By Farm Equipment
Turning Row Crops Into Forage | April 24, 2026
VideoApr 24, 2026

Turning Row Crops Into Forage | April 24, 2026

The video addresses how soaring cattle prices and constrained inventories are squeezing margins for producers who manage both crops and livestock. It proposes converting traditional row‑crop acres to summer annual forages as a risk‑management tool, especially as input costs—particularly nitrogen—remain...

By Market Journal
Making Innovation Stick #shorts
VideoApr 24, 2026

Making Innovation Stick #shorts

The video examines how financial incentives and program resilience shape the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices, using Alberta’s rotational grazing rollout as a case study. It argues that lowering the upfront cost barrier is essential for farmers to trial new...

By RealAgriculture
Soybean Seed Treatment | Jenny Brhel | April 24, 2026
VideoApr 24, 2026

Soybean Seed Treatment | Jenny Brhel | April 24, 2026

Nebraska Extension and local producers released new on‑farm research evaluating soybean seed‑treatment economics as input costs rise and margins tighten. Across 11 site‑years (2023‑2025) the studies found growers could save $13.5‑$28 per acre by reducing or eliminating seed treatments. Insecticide treatments...

By Market Journal
Art's Way Q1 Sales Up 27% and Yetter Finalizes Martin Acquisition as European Outlook Dips
VideoApr 24, 2026

Art's Way Q1 Sales Up 27% and Yetter Finalizes Martin Acquisition as European Outlook Dips

The episode of On the Record highlighted a strong first‑quarter performance for Artsway Manufacturing, with sales climbing 27.3% to $3.754 million, buoyed by elevated livestock prices, while noting a deteriorating European agricultural machinery outlook. Artsway’s early‑order program generated a 62% surge in...

By Farm Equipment
Testing Out the Kawasaki Ridge Crew Dump Bed
VideoApr 24, 2026

Testing Out the Kawasaki Ridge Crew Dump Bed

The video showcases a field test of the Kawasaki Ridge Crew Dump Bed, a prototype supplied by Successful Farming for a short‑term trial. The operator uses the machine to load grain, haul it across the farm, and manually dump the...

By Successful Farming
Why Your ‘Worst’ Soybean Fields Should Be Planted First
VideoApr 23, 2026

Why Your ‘Worst’ Soybean Fields Should Be Planted First

University of Illinois agronomist Connor Sibble recommends planting the lowest‑fertility soybean fields first, reversing conventional practice. Early‑planted soybeans develop slowly in cool soil, allowing gradual nutrient uptake that matches soil fertility, while later‑planted soybeans benefit from warmer days and abundant nutrients,...

By Farm Journal