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.
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First and Second in the Iowa County Corn Grower’s Plot…
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Great Lakes 5961BtRW has TWO F.I.R.S.T. wins to it’s credit already this season!
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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™.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The 2005 test plots are rolling in at a quick pace and they are now available here on our website.
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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.
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