How about a 1-2 Punch in Iowa?
September 30, 2005
First and Second in the Iowa County Corn Grower’s Plot…
News Archives for September 2005
Remember 50 degrees…
September 30, 2005
Why wait? by John Sawyer and Elwynn Taylor, Department of Agronomy If you are considering applying anhydrous ammonia or manure with a high ammonium N content this fall, remember to wait until temperatures cool to 50 °F and will continue to get colder.
Two F.I.R.S.T. wins for Great Lakes!
September 29, 2005
Great Lakes 5961BtRW has TWO F.I.R.S.T. wins to it’s credit already this season!
U of IL looks beyond the 2005 corn and soybean harvest
September 27, 2005
By Darrel Good, Extension Economist, University of Illinois The 2005 U.S. corn and soybean crops are larger than expected — given the nature of the growing season, and large enough to keep projected year-ending stocks at adequate-to-surplus levels.
USDA: Corn, soybean harvest on track with usual progress
September 27, 2005
Corn harvest is on track with the season average pace, while soybean progress is a little ahead despite rain delays in some of the top producing states, according to the weekly Crop Progress report released today by USDA.
Yang on Iowa sentinel plots: The end of the season
September 27, 2005
By X. B. Yang, Department of Plant Pathology and Ralph von Qualen, Iowa State University During the past few weeks we have heard much about being prepared for when bad things happen — bad things like devastating natural events.
Syngenta Launches ResistanceFighter.com to Promote Management of Glyphosate Resistance
September 27, 2005
Eyes were on the sky as black and yellow figures floated above the crowd at the 52nd annual Farm Progress Show in Decatur, Ill. Although they created quite a buzz, they weren’t bumble bees, they were Resistance Fighters™.
Yield data update – Sept 27
September 26, 2005
The 2005 test plots are rolling in at a quick pace and they are now available here on our website.
Stalwart with StandFast™
September 26, 2005
Stalwart StandFast™ alfalfa is one of a family of alfalfas designed for improved standability and faster recovery after harvest— generating extra yield without sacrificing persistence or forage quality. Stalwart’s standability has been extended to late-bud stage versus pre-bud for current alfalfas.
Yield Costs/Losses Resulting from Delayed Harvest
September 23, 2005
Ronald T. Schuler, Extension Agricultural Engineer – University of Wisconsin In a year of high energy costs, producers may want to delay corn and soybean harvest to reduce the energy cost of drying. When delaying the harvest field, pre-harvest losses will be greater resulting in a form of added costs which must be compared to the reduced drying cost.
Yield Data Highlights – Sept 22
September 22, 2005
Soybeans: GL2009RR’s hit 77.4 bushels per acre at Rhodes, IA.
OSU C.O.R.N. Newsetter – Sept 19-25
September 22, 2005
In this issue A) Single Rust-Like Fungal Spore Found in Spore Trap B) Tell CORN About Your Summer...
COMBINATION OF MID-SEASON DROUGHT AND LATE-SEASON RAINS MAY FAVOR FUMONISINS
September 22, 2005
By Paul Vincelli, University of Kentucky Corn Pre-harvest contamination of corn with fumonisins is a possibility in some lots of this year’s Kentucky corn crop.
MSU Field Crop CAT – Sept 22
September 22, 2005
A new issue of Michigan State University’s Field Crop CAT Alert has been posted.
Purdue Pest&Crop Newsletter – Issue 25
September 19, 2005
Hi everyone — here is the latest issue of the Pest&Crop Newsletter – Issue 25.
U of I Extension Sangamon-Menard Unit Crops 9/16/05
September 19, 2005
Welcome to Crop Update for September 16, 2005. Call us with comments at (217) 782-4617 or at (217) 632-7491. E-mail us at mpmontgo@uiuc.edu. In This Issue: HARVEST UPDATE POND MANAGEMENT SEMINAR – A CCA OPPORTUNITY SANGAMON-MENARD EXTENSION AUTHORS NEW FUNGICIDE RESOURCE AREA PRIVATE APPLICATOR TESTING DATES MANAGING MY FARM IN TODAY’S MARKETPLACE
Welcome to the travel blog!
September 19, 2005
This is a new blog area for you to comment and/or ask questions about our travel program. We’d love to hear your stories about past GLH trips, future destination ideas and more! Let us know what you’re thinking about our travel program.
GL1903RRs hit 77.8 bushels per acre!
September 19, 2005
Denny Gergen of Alton, Iowa had a small field of 1903’s average 77.8 bushels. The field was 4.1 a...
F.I.R.S.T. Test Yield Highlights – Sept 19
September 19, 2005
There are six FIRST plots harvested at this time… here is some initial data.
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