This week on AgweekTV, the USDA is making a huge investment in ag conservation programs. A North Dakota woman finds success in selling her beef and some very unusual eggs straight off the farm. Some aspiring chefs develop award winning recipes using soy. And we'll show you how some FFA students are using science and technology to solve real problems for farmers.
It's planting season, and we have the information you need as you hit the fields, including the outlooks for weather and markets. And some FFA students are dishing up an opportunity to serve others.
StormTRACKER meteorologist John Wheeler says showers are becoming more common in the central U.S., and warmer weather is coming. He sees a good weather pattern for getting field work done moving in.
Avian influenza spreads beyond birds. We take you to the nation's biggest honey co-op. Students at SDSU put on the school's 32nd annual bull sale. A popular berry farm offers bare-root fruit plants.
StormTRACKER meteorologist John Wheeler says a quieter weather pattern is setting up as April moves toward May, with more gentle showers and warmer temperatures.
StormTRACKER meteorologist John Wheeler doesn't expect widespread drought during the early growing season as spring gets underway.
StormTRACKER meteorologist John Wheeler says April is shaping up to be a pleasant month in the northern Plains and upper Midwest. He also anticipates seasonal moisture.
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