By Mark Loux, Jeff Stachler, Anthony Dobbels (OSU)

Over the past five years or so, we have investigated the effectiveness of many fall-applied herbicide treatments for control of problem winter weeds in no-till fields.
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Here’s the summary of data posted in the past two days:
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Converting more corn into ethanol would be a high-octane boost to many, but not all, in the agriculture industry, predict two Purdue University agricultural economists.
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High fertilizer prices have farmers considering their options in corn-soybean rotations. Typical price for anhydrous ammonia has jumped nearly 10 cents per pound of nitrogen ($145/ton of product) compared to the price last year.
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Purdue has put together a very nice downloadable file on fall weed control issues, including managing to prevent Roundup resistance.

You can view the PDF file here »

Planting More Acres to Bt Corn – From Yetter Mfg.

With its remarkable benefits and effectiveness in disease protection, it’s no wonder that more growers are choosing to plant Bt corn.
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By Laura Sweets, University of Missouri-Columbia

Questions concerning various types of soybean seed discoloration are beginning to come in from various parts of the state.
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Some soybean growers could increase their profits by as much as $100 per acre or more simply by planting the highest-yielding varieties with high levels of resistance to the specific type of soybean cyst nematode (SCN) found in their fields, according to a recent analysis of results from the variety trials conducted at the University of Illinois (U of I).
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There was nearly 100 new test plots posted to the GLH website today… stop by and check them out! There are a few highlights below, listed by state.
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Here’s an update on GLH Yield Performances that show why we are Generations Ahead in breeding and traits.
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