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FitnessministerietKonkurrencer, programmering og Masters of The North med Allan Hansen og Line Risberg aka. “The Gimlis”I denne episode er vi taget på besøg hos Gimlis CrossFit i Måløv for at tale med ejerne (aka. Gimlierne) Line Risberg og Allan Hansen.Vi kommer forbi opstarten af Gimlis CrossFit samt konkurrencesæsonen under navnet "Masters of The North" (og hvordan man vinder det flotte trofæ), hvad der gør deres konkurrencer og programmering unik og hvorfor deres involvering er vokset til andre konkurrencer i det danske miljø.Vi taler også om den helt specielle "point chaser"-model, som Gimlierne selv har udviklet, hvornår og hvordan den anvendes og hvorfor de...2025-06-231h 11

Minnesota CropCastDry Beans Acreage Increasing in Minnesota as an Alternative Crop In 1960, the number of farmers raising dry beans in Minnesota and North Dakota could be counted in single digits. The 2025 USDA Dry Bean Planting report showed 320,000 acres (22% of US production) in Minnesota and 630,000 acres (43% of US production) in North Dakota, thus placing Minnesota in 2nd place in US production ahead of Michigan and several other states. In this episode Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve chat with Minnesota Independent Crop Consultant, Darrol Ike and Mitch Coulter, Northarvest Bean Growers Association Executive Director, about the production and market expansion of dry beans in Minnesota. Farmers in the Northarvest (Minnesota an...2025-06-0942 min

Minnesota CropCastWinter cereals are a great idea, but will they work in Minnesota? with Jochum WiersmaIn this week’s CropCast, Dr. Jochum Wiersma, University of Minnesota extension small grain specialist is the guest for the podcast hosted by Dave Nicolai, Extension Crops Educator and Dr. Seth Nave, Extension Soybean Specialist. Jochum discusses the increases in both interest and acreage in winter grains in Minnesota such as Winter Wheat, Winter Barley and Winter Rye along with the renewed interest in growing other summer small grain crops such as Oats. Jochum provides a history of small grain production in Minnesota and an outlook for the future of small grain crops, he also reviews how the selection of...2025-05-2732 min

The Bachelårette PodcastAfsnit 4 - "Jeg er bange for, at alle kvinder nu kender mine tricks" Med Anton Bossano PrescottI dag er der fornemt besøg af Mr. 2x Rose-fra-Emma, Anton Bonanza Bruschetta, og hvor er det godt!Vi snakker om at være på single date, om hvor farligt det kan gå når man klatrer, især hvis ens instruktør hedder Dave, og så snakker vi om det mest rørende tidspunkt i Bachelorrettes historie, nemlig Emil’s poetry slam.For ros eller spørgsmål eller mere ros, så smid da lige en besked på instagram på enten @Chanojorgensen eller @_Lydik 2025-05-2045 min

Minnesota CropCastGetting the most out of pre-emergence herbicides with Dr. Tom Peters and Dr. Debalin SarangiIn this week’s CropCast, Seth Naeve and David Nicolai welcomed Dr. Tom Peters and Dr. Debalin Sarangi to discuss “Getting the most out of pre-emergence herbicides” Dr. Tom Peters is a sugarbeet agronomist specializing in sugarbeet weed control at North Dakota State University and the University of Minnesota, Dr. Debalin Sarangi is a University of Minnesota Extension Weed Scientist for corn and soybeans. Both weed scientists reviewed the highlights of the recently published University of Minnesota Crop News article Getting the most out of pre-emergence herbicides: It starts with your soil in terms of suggestions to aid early season...2025-05-0540 min

Inside BS Show with The Godfather and Nicki G.Family Business Exit Strategy: How is an ESOP Taxed? | 795Would You Sell Your Family Business If You Could Avoid Capital Gains Tax?” - Dave LorenzoWhat You’ll Discover Today: Would you sell your family business if you could pay no capital gains tax, reward your employees, and preserve your legacy? In this episode of the Inside BS Show, Dave Lorenzo explores how an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) might make that possible. It’s a compelling option for business owners with $10M+ in annual revenue and 50+ employees—and it might be the best exit you’ve never considered.Key Topics Dis...2025-05-0207 min

Minnesota CropCastSpring Planting Guidelines for Corn, Soybeans and Sugar Beets in MinnesotaIn this week’s CropCast, Dr. Seth Naeve, extension soybean specialist and David Nicolai, extension crops educator welcomed University of Minnesota and North Dakota State Extension Specialists; Dr. Jeff Coulter and Dr. Tom Peters. Dr. Jeff Coulter is an extension corn specialist and Dr. Tom Peters is an extension weed specialist in sugar beets. These three state specialists discussed optimum planting criteria for growers to consider when planting their 2025 corn, soybean and sugar beet seed inputs. They reviewed specific guidelines regarding the most favorable planting depths, planting dates, planting rates and soil temperature for these Minnesota crops. They covered th...2025-04-1731 min

Minnesota CropCastCurtis Mahnken: 2024 FINBIN Results Document the Challenges for Minnesota FarmersCurtis Mahnken, Agricultural Economist with the University of Minnesota Center for Farm Financial Management was a recent guest with the University of Minnesota CropCast podcast with co-hosts Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve. Curtis reviewed the results of a recent analysis study concerning Minnesota 2024 Farm income. This analysis includes data representing approximately 13% of Minnesota’s farms with gross incomes over $250,000 annually. It was compiled from 2,198 participants in the Minnesota State Farm Business Management programs and 115 members of the Southwest Farm Business Management Association. The data is collected by FINBIN (finbin.umn.edu), a database that provides farm-level financial dat...2025-04-0933 min

Brownfield Ag NewsOn the Ground (AM Episode)Brownfield's Mark Dorenkamp interviews University of Minnesota Extension crop specialist Dave Nicolai at the MN Ag Expo in Mankato, Minnesota. Nicolai says weed control was challenging for Minnesota farmers in 2024.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.2025-01-2304 min

Campus Energy and Sustainability PodcastTransforming Data into Outcomes with Natasha Nicolai 2025-01-211h 12

Minnesota CropCastBob Koch, Director of the Institute for Ag Professionals at the University of Minnesota about the 2025 Research Updates - Getting prepared for the upcoming cropping seasonIn the episode, Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve chat with Bob Koch, Director of the Institute for Ag Professionals at the University of Minnesota and University of Minnesota Extension Entomologist. In this podcast Bob discussed the Institute for Ag Professionals 2025 educational offerings, highlighting the January Field Crop Research Updates for Ag Professionals as the first educational event for 2025. The University of Minnesota Field School (St. Paul Campus) will be held on July 29-30 followed by the Crop Pest Management Short Course in December.In this podcast, Dave and Seth discussed with Bob how the University of Minnesota...2024-12-3129 min

Minnesota CropCastCorn Tar spot Disease: A 2024 Minnesota Fall Update with Dr. Dean MalvickIn this week’s CropCast, Seth Naeve and David Nicolai welcomed Dr. Dean Malvick, University of Minnesota Extension plant pathologist for corn and soybeans. Dean discussed the selection and Corn Tar Spot management criteria for growers to consider when choosing their 2025 corn seed inputs and crop inputs. While crop yield data from multiple sites in 2024 is extremely important, yield stability over time as affected by disease resistance for corn tar spot is essential in the selection process. Dr. Malvick provided a review of the corn tar spot disease biology and the 2024 spread of the disease in corn pro...2024-10-2233 min

Minnesota CropCastCurt Burns: Soybean harvest report from the fieldCurt Burns, a farmer and independent crop consultant from South Central Minnesota joins Dave and Seth for a chat about the 2024 crop and soybean harvest. Curt farms in the Steward area and supports other farming operations as an independent crop consultant with C.B. Agronomics in Sibley, Renville, McLeod, Meeker, Nicollet, Kandihohyi Counties.Dave and Seth chat with Curt about the soybean harvest progress and yields. The exceptionally dry and warm fall conditions have left Minnesota soybeans in an unusually dry condition that has led to yield losses for the farmer who is selling overly dry so...2024-10-1527 min

Minnesota CropCastSugarbeet Harvest and Weed Control UpdateThis week’s University of Minnesota Extension "Minnesota CropCast” host Dave Nicolai has as his guest Dr. Tom Peters, Extension Sugarbeet weed specialist for the University of Minnesota and North Dakota State University. Tom provided an update on sugarbeet harvest progress and challenges this growing season for both the Red River Valley and southern Minnesota sugarbeet growing areas. In addition, Tom reviewed the major weed problems, herbicide options and what the future may hold in terms of new herbicide technologies. Finally, Tom provided an in-depth update about his 2024 weed control research programs and recommendations to consider when planning for 2025 weed...2024-10-0321 min

Minnesota CropCastRoger Becker - A Weed scientist of another flavorThis week’s University of Minnesota Extension Minnesota CropCast has as its guest Dr. Roger Becker, an Extension Weed Scientist in the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics at the University of Minnesota. Roger grew up in southwest Iowa on a beef and grain farm. It was while he was attending Iowa State University (ISU) that he became interested in field research. This led him to an internship at Monsanto with a weed scientist and then to graduate school at ISU in Weed Science. Dr. Becker came to the University of Minnesota in 1987 where his long and windin...2024-08-0834 min

Minnesota CropCastDealing with Early Season Weather Concerns for the 2024 Corn and Soybean CropsIn episode 35 Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve chat with Dr. Jeff Coulter, University of Minnesota Extension Corn Agronomist about early season precipitation, soil crusting and plant assessment of the 2024 corn crop in Minnesota. In addition, Seth, U of MN Extension Soybean Specialist, discussed how these same factors can affect soybean fields this spring. Jeff discussed delayed corn planting dates, desired soil conditions, corn planting populations and when to change corn maturity hybrid planting dates. Seth also discussed in detail the results of delayed soybean planting date research and recommendations for soybean planting populations.Both Jeff and...2024-05-2226 min

Minnesota CropCastAn In-depth Discussion about Successful Minnesota Corn and Soybean Planting in 2024In episode #32 Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve chat with Dr. Jeff Coulter, University of Minnesota Extension Corn Agronomist about planting the 2024 corn crop in Minnesota. In addition, Seth, U of MN Extension soybean Specialist, discusses the outlook for soybean planting this spring. Jeff talks about optimal corn planting dates, desired soil conditions, corn planting populations and corn maturity hybrid planting dates. Seth also discusses in detail the results of early soybean planting date research and recommendations for soybean planting populations.2024-04-0539 min

1 % Better - Hidden Stories in SportSwapping Gym for Gymnastics & Winning Gold - Nicolai MorrisIn this week’s episode Xylon and Dave talk to Nicolai Morris about her work with one of the world’s best high jumpers Nicola Olyslagers and their non-conventional approach to getting Nicola ready for her recent world indoor championships gold medal. (00:00) Episode Starts (01:00) David and an explanation of high heart rate during training (04:38) Xylon and training and back to back long runs (06:46) Is wrist heart rate reliable? (08:55) Community shoutouts (10:29) Camille Herron update (13:40) Lil Nas X and running NYC half marathon in desig...2024-03-221h 06

Minnesota CropCastMitch Hunter and the U of MN Forever Green InitiativeIn episode #31 Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve chat with Mitch Hunter, Associate Director of the Forever Green Initiative at the University of Minnesota and Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics. In this podcast Mitch discussed the Forever Green Initiative (FGI) which is developing Kernza as the first commercially viable perennial grain crop. Mitch is a native of Minnesota, and his parents continue to raise organic grass-fed beef in southeast Minnesota. His postdoctoral research at the University of Minnesota focused on dual-use management of Kernza® intermediate wheatgrass for forage and grain production. Mit...2024-03-2035 min

Minnesota CropCastU of M Agronomy Alum Update: Matt PfarrIn episode #30 David Nicolai and Seth Naeve chat with Matt Pfarr. Matt is a Field Solutions Manager for Lallemand Plant Care and a graduate of the Applied Plant Sciences graduate degree at the University of Minnesota. We invited Matt into the studio to talk about his own history, his time at the University of Minnesota and Lallemand, and the biologicals business. We had a great time.Matt talked about his family’s strong ties to the University of Minnesota. Not only did his father attend the U, but so did he and his three siblings (and their...2024-02-2935 min

Minnesota CropCast“Where is Winter in Minnesota?” with Dennis Todey, Director of the UDSA Midwest Climate HubIn episode #29 Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve chat with Dennis Todey, Director of the USDA Midwest Climate Hub in Ames, Iowa. In this podcast Dennis discussed and reviewed the major factors involved with this winter’s above-average temperatures and lower than average snowfall/precipitation. Dennis also reviewed the effects of warmer than average El Niño and anticipated La Niña and its possible effects on upper Midwest agricultural weather events for the 2024 cropping season.Dennis is a native Iowan with his BS and PhD from Iowa State in Meteorology and Agricultural Meteorology. He has spent two...2024-02-1335 min

Minnesota CropCastSmall Grains Molecular Geneticist and Department Head Dr. Gary MuehlbauerIn episode #28 David Nicolai and Seth Naeve chat with Gary Muehlbauer, head of the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics at the University of Minnesota. Although Gary no longer has an official research appointment, he continues a very active research program with a large lab and significant outputs. His research position is focused on wheat and barley molecular genetics. One research area is directed towards Fusarium head blight (FHB) of wheat and barley. Another is focused on developing and integrating genomics resources into barley breeding programs. Others involve identifying genetic variation in wild barleys for use in germplasm enhancement, and...2024-02-0135 min

Minnesota CropCastBreeding Wheat and Much More with Dr. James AndersonIn episode #27 of Minnesota CropCast, David Nicolai and Seth Naeve sit down with Jim Anderson from the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics at the University of Minnesota. Jim is the Spring Wheat Breeder at the UofMN and has released at least 19 cultivars and has been co-developer of 8 others. Jim is well known in all of the small grains communities. He speaks regularly with farmers and commodity organizations, and he is a leader in the wheat breeding community. Jim is a pioneer in breeding technology with research focused on identifying genes underlying economically important traits and implementing marker-assisted and geno...2024-01-2436 min

Minnesota CropCastTom Slunecka, Working for Minnesota FarmersIn episode #26 of Minnesota Crop Cast, David Nicolai and Seth Naeve sit down for a chat with Tom Slunecka, Chief Executive Officer of the Minnesota Soybean Research & Promotion Council (MSPR&PC) https://mnsoybean.org/msrpc Tom grew up on a beef ranch in central South Dakota, received his degree from SDSU, and went on to serve in a number of roles in the ag sector. Tom led important contemporary farmer focused programs with both public and private organizations. Tom is a true servant to Minnesota and U.S. agriculture. Tom joined the MSR&PC in 2012 and continues to support...2024-01-1634 min

Minnesota CropCastCorn Breeding and Genetics with Rex BernardoDavid Nicolai and Seth Naeve were fortunate to have an opportunity to chat with Dr Rex Bernardo early in the new year. Dr Rex Bernardo is Professor and Endowed Chair in Corn Breeding and Genetics in the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics at the University of Minnesota. Rex is a futurist and a lifelong learner. His accomplishments are a testament to his knowledge, drive, and foresight. Rex’s work has focused around marker assisted selection in corn for nearly thirty years. He has been working with big data since the data was small. In this CropCast, Dave and...2024-01-0437 min

Minnesota CropCastEvaluating the 2023 University of Minnesota Corn and Soybean Varietal TrialsIn this episode, CropCast hosts Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve visit with Tom Hoverstad, Researcher at the Southern Research and Outreach Center, Waseca, MN. Tom is one of the authors and researchers of the 2023 Corn Grain Field Crops Trial Results. The Minnesota Corn Evaluation Program is conducted by the University of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station to provide unbiased information for corn growers when they choose which brand of corn to purchase and grow. The program is financed in part by entry fees from private seed companies that choose to enter their hybrids and varieties for testing. Tom reviewed the 2023...2023-11-2935 min

Minnesota CropCastMaize Translational Genomics (that’s corn genes for you and me) with Dr. Candy HirschIn this week’s CropCast, David Nicolai and Seth Naeve welcome Dr. Candice (Candy) Hirsch. Dr. Hirsch is a Corn Geneticist in the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics at the University of Minnesota. She is truly a superstar in a department long known for preeminence in the areas of maize breeding and genetics and has recently been awarded the University of Minnesota McKnight Presidential Professorship in Plant Genomics. While her work is extremely sophisticated and cutting-edge, Candy is focused on helping corn farmers in Minnesota and beyond. In this podcast Candy discusses some of her research projec...2023-11-1537 min

Minnesota CropCastUniversity of Minnesota Soybean Research Center: Graduate Student SpotlightIn this special cross-over episode, CropCast hosts Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve visit with three talented graduate students who work on Soybean Research Center related projects. Mary Jane (Mjay) Espina is a PhD student with Aaron Lorenz and Bob Stupar. Mjay is focused on Iron Deficiency Chlorosis (IDC). She is primarily interested in identifying the source(s) of resistance to IDC within soybean’s genome. She hopes that understanding the genetics behind IDC will help her and us learn more about the physiology driving this disorder. Alina Smolskaya is an MS student who is also advised by Drs. Stupar and Lor...2023-11-0839 min

Minnesota CropCastUniversity of Minnesota Nitrogen Research and Extension led by Dr. Fabian FernandezIn this episode, CropCast hosts Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve visits with Dr. Fabian Fernandez, Professor at the University of Minnesota Department of Soil, Water and Climate. Fabian is a state Extension Specialist in Soil Nutrient Management with an emphasis in soil nitrogen. Fabian provides an overview of his background, education, and career. Fabian was born and raised in the Pampas region of Argentina. He earned his Ph.D. degree from Purdue University, and M.S. and B.S. degrees from Brigham Young University. The research and extension education programs of Dr. Fernández focus on soil nutrient management a...2023-10-2637 min

Minnesota CropCastCorn and Soybean Variety Selection for 2024 with Drs. Jeff Coulter and Dean MalvickIn this week’s MN CropCast, Seth Naeve and David Nicolai welcomed University of Minnesota Extension Specialists; Dr. Jeff Coulter and Dr. Dean Malvick. Coulter is an Extension Corn Specialist and Malvick is an Extension Plant Pathologist specialist for corn and soybeans. These state specialists discussed the selection criteria for growers to consider when choosing their 2024 corn and soybean seeds. While crop yield data from multiple sites in 2024 is extremely important, yield stability over time and environments is essential in the selection process. Dr’s Coulter and Malvick also provided advice on 2024 agronomic selection criteria when ordering corn and soyb...2023-10-1832 min

Minnesota CropCastNorthwestern Minnesota fall field crop harvest update from Dr. Tom Peters and Zach Fore:In this week’s CropCast, Seth Naeve and David Nicolai welcomed veteran agronomists, Dr. Tom Peters and Zach Fore. Dr. Tom Peters is a sugarbeet agronomist specializing in weed control at North Dakota State University and the University of Minnesota, Zach works for Pioneer/Corteva in Northwestern Minnesota as a regional agronomist and researcher. These two gentlemen reviewed the crop growing season and early harvest results for sugarbeets, corn and soybeans in western Minnesota. They discussed early planting delays, limited seasonal rainfall, weed concerns and why some early yield results were better than expected. Factors such as genetic improvement an...2023-10-1137 min

Minnesota CropCastCorn and soybean update from Jay Zielske and Jared GoplenIn today’s CropCast, Seth Naeve and David Nicolai welcome veteran regional agronomists, Jay Zielske and Jared Goplen. Jay works for Corteva in south central Minnesota, while Jared works for Wyffels Hybrids covering western Minnesota, northwest Iowa, and a few counties in South Dakota. These two gentlemen shared their observations on harvest progress and reported yields in their areas. One cannot discuss variable yields in 2023 without a focus on what brought us here. Planting delays, poor stands, and a chronic drought stressed the crops. In contrast, plant diseases tended to be reduced. If yields are slightly better than anticipated, where...2023-10-0340 min

Minnesota CropCastDr. Craig Sheaffer Part 2: Forage and Agronomy Education at the University of MinnesotaDr. Craig Sheaffer has been on the faculty in the Department of Agronomy and Plant Genetics since 1977, where he has been teaching and conducting research. Dr. Sheaffer’s teaching experience has consisted of an expansive list of agronomy, forage, food and environment focused courses taught at the University of Minnesota. In this episode, Craig sits down with David Nicolai and Seth Naeve to talk about his teaching career at the University of Minnesota and his many collaborators, colleagues, and friends there. Craig commented on his teaching style, classroom technologies, the benefit of student internships and the changing student demographics ove...2023-09-2643 min

Minnesota CropCastEvaluating the 2023 corn and soybean crop in Minnesota and the Midwest: Record or Not?In this episode, CropCast hosts Dave Nicolai and Seth Naeve visited with Mark Bernard, independent crop consultant and Tom Hoverstad, Researcher at the Southern Research and Outreach Center about the current condition of the Minnesota corn and soybean crop as we enter the month of September. Tom provided a review of the 2023 weather effects upon this year’s corn and soybean crops in the Waseca and southern Minnesota, while Mark reviewed the findings of the recent August Pro Farmer Crop Tour (Farm Journal) held in the Midwest. Mark participated in the eastern segment of the tour where he participated in...2023-09-0637 min

Minnesota CropCastDr. Megan McCaghey: Complex solutions for complex crop diseases.This week, Megan McCaghey joins hosts David Nicolai and Seth Naeve on Minnesota CropCast. Dr. McCaghey focuses her work on soilborne fungi affecting important Minnesota crops. She spends much of her time working on Phytophthora and Sclerotinia Stem Rot. Her position is not tied to individual crops or diseases allowing her to use her expertise to help more producers with more disease challenges. Dr. McCaghey also works with interdisciplinary teams to help solve some of the toughest challenges in crop diseases. She is especially interested in utilizing altered soybean canopy structure to reduce the incidence of white mold in soybe...2023-08-0942 min

Minnesota CropCastAn Update from the MN Extension Soybean Entomology Program: Dr Robert Koch is improving insect management for Minnesota’s soybean growersDr. Robert Koch is best known for leading the U of MN’s soybean entomology program. Bob has been forced to react to changes in Minnesota’s insect, weather and economic challenges confronting Minnesota soybean growers. In this episode he talks with Dave Nicolai about his applied research and extension activities as well as his personal and academic background. Bob provided an update of his work concerning the management of soybean aphid such as control strategies when dealing with insecticide resistance. Bob and his lab personnel have conducted in-depth lab and field analysis of different insecticide resistance issues facing soybea...2023-08-0433 min

Minnesota CropCastEarly season weed management, May 2023Dave Nicholai gives an update on planting progress with Seth Naeve and discusses weed management tactics early in the season with Dr. Debalin Sarangi. Weeds such as waterhemp are already emerging with the warming temperatures. They focus on herbicide options for weed management, especially how to time pre-emerge and post-emergence options along with possible tank-mix strategies.2023-05-2329 min

Linder Farm Network Field TalkU of M Agronomy PodcastThe fallout from heavy rains and resulting issues, including insect pressure, is the focus of this week's University of Minnesota Agronomy podcast featuring Dave Nicolai, Seth Naeve and Bruce Potter. 2023-05-1725 min

UMN Extension Field Crop IPM PodcastsManaging issues after heavy May rains and early-season pests in 2023Dave Nicolai and Dr. Seth Naeve talk about agronomic issues from the recent heavy rains in early May 2023 and early-season insect issues with Bruce Potter, IPM Extension Specialist based out of Lamberton, MN. Potter has been monitoring black cutworm and true armyworm flights as well as alfalfa weevil that may be affecting crops in upcoming weeks. Diseases to watch out for in flooded or wet soils include soybean sudden death syndrome, Pythium, and Fusarium.2023-05-1725 min

Strategic Farming: Field NotesWeather and early-season field workWe want to thank our sponsors the Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council, along with the Minnesota Corn Research and Promotion Council.Speakers:Dennis Todey, Director, USDA Midwest Climate Hub; Jeff Coulter, Extension corn agronomistModerator: Dave NicolaiResources:NASS Crop Progress ReportsCorn Growing Degree Day ToolPDF of slides shown by Dennis TodeyField Notes 2023 series information 2023-05-1030 min

UMN Extension Field Crop IPM PodcastsEarly season weed management in 2023Dave Nicholai gives an update on planting progress with Dr. Seth Naeve and discusses weed management tactics early in the season with Dr. Debalin Sarangi. Weeds such as waterhemp are already emerging with the warming temperatures. They focused on herbicide options for weed management, especially how to time pre-emerge and post-emergence options along with possible tank-mix strategies.2023-05-0929 min

Building Bridges - A Eurovision Podcast For The Rest Of Us22. Semi-Final 1: Our Prediction and ReviewIn this episode, Sebi, Jan and Dave finally review the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 in Liverpool.0:42 - Norway: Alessandra Mele - "Queen Of Kings"3:21 - Malta: The Busker - "Dance (Our Own Party)"6:37 - Serbia: Luke Black - "Samo Mi Se Spava"9:56 - Latvia: Sudden Lights - "Aijā"13:04 - Portugal: Mimicat - "Ai Coração"15:28 - Ireland: Wild Youth - "We Are One"18:21 - Croatia: Let 3 - "Mama ŠČ!"22:18 - Switzerland: Remo Forrer - "Watergun"25:33 - Israel: Noa Kirel - "Unicorn"29:04 - Moldova: Pasha Parfeny - "Soarele şi Luna"32:11 - Sweden: Loreen - "Tattoo"33:06 - Azerbaijan: TuralTuranX - "Tell M...2023-05-0543 min

UMN Extension Field Crop IPM PodcastsEarly seedling diseases in 2023Dave Nicolai discusses May planting and potential early-season diseases with U of M Extension plant pathologist Dean Malvick and soybean agronomist Seth Naeve.2023-05-0133 min