August 28, 2006 Agronomy

UNL Crop Watch

Dear CropWatch Subscribers: The August 25 CropWatch has been posted to the Web.

This week in CropWatch

  • Economic impacts of 2006 drought
  • Drought-stressed rangeland expected to take years to recover from wildfire
  • Seeding wheat on time pays yield rewards
  • Use seeds/acre to calibrate winter wheat seeder
  • Fall Seed Guide now available
  • Waste pesticide and PCB collections at 7 sites in September
  • Making silage from dry corn
  • Out of the past: Farm and Ranch Museum
  • NASS Report: Crop condition
  • State and national cattle inventories up from 2005
  • Field Tours and Extension Programs
  • Manure management workshop and field tours Aug. 29
  • UNL’s Gudmundsen Sandhills Lab celebrates 25th anniversary Aug. 30 with dignitaries and special program
  • Register now for UNL field day on improving irrigation and energy management
  • Developing the heart of the farm: Women in Agriculture Conference September 14-15
  • Nebraska Rural Institute highlights research in rural community development
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