▶ 2025 Corn and Soybean Weed Management: Field Observations and Research Updates

In this video, Dr. Rodrigo Werle shares 2025 field observations and research updates on corn and soybean weed management in Wisconsin.

▶ Organic Weed Management: Spring Considerations

Dr. Erin Silva, professor of organic agriculture at UW–Madison, shares practical spring strategies for organic weed management in grain systems.

▶ May 22 Ag Weather Outlook for Wisconsin

Assistant State Climatologist Dr. Ed Hopkins provides a detailed update on Wisconsin’s weather conditions as of May 22, 2025.

▶ Spring Grazing Checklist

Jason Cavadini, UW–Madison Extension grazing outreach specialist, provides a comprehensive checklist for spring grazing, aimed at optimizing forage production and extending the grazing season.

▶ Forage Insect Pest Update

Dr. Emily Bick, assistant professor and extension specialist for field and forage pests in the UW–Madison Department of Entomology, provides an update on forage insect pests, focusing on alfalfa weevils, potato leaf hoppers, and slugs.

▶ Determining the Value of Standing Forage

Kevin Jarek outlines the key factors needed for accurate valuation, including expected dry matter yield, estimated value per ton of dry matter, and harvest costs.

▶ May 8 Wisconsin Ag Weather Update

Join Josh Bendorf from the Wisconsin State Climatology Office as he provides an update on Wisconsin’s weather and considerations for ag professionals.

▶ Manure Real-Time Nutrient Sensing Using a Near Infared Sensor System

An overview of Dr. Rebecca A. Larson’s research focused on real-time nutrient sensing in manure using a near-infrared (NIR) sensor system.

▶ Can Wisconsin Liquid Dairy Manure Provide Enough Micronutrients for Row Crops?

Chris Clark presents data from 29 years of manure samples, highlighting trends in micronutrient levels such as calcium, magnesium, sulfur, boron, copper, zinc, manganese, and iron and whether these levels are sufficient for common row crops.

▶ Manure Nitrogen Credits: What do we know, and what’s next?

Dr. Natasha Rayne discusses the concept of manure nitrogen credits and their importance in agricultural nutrient management, how nitrogen credits are calculated, the variability in nitrogen content across different types of manure, and the factors affecting nitrogen availability.

▶ April 24 Wisconsin Ag Weather Update

Join Josh Bendorf from the Wisconsin State Climatology Office as he provides an update on Wisconsin’s weather and considerations for ag professionals.