The John Deere Pro Farmer Midwest Crop Tour released its corn yield estimate and average soybean pod count for South Dakota and Ohio Monday night.
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Here is the latest issue from Missouri.
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One of the most important choices a grower will make during the process of raising corn is deciding which corn hybrids to plant for next season.
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The past several weeks have been rough on the green tissue of corn leaves.
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URBANA, Illinois – The principle of supply-and-demand has corn farmer David Kurtz bubbling with enthusiasm about the future of his business.
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Weed scientists in the Department of Crop Sciences at the University of Illinois have recently published the results from a study on a unique population of waterhemp that shows resistance to three classes of herbicides once effective for management of waterhemp in corn and soybean fields.
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Volume 51 Number 17 Date 08/18/2006
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The U.S. has nearly made it through its second growing season in a row without a major outbreak of Asian soybean rust in the Midwest. And Dr. Loren Giesler, plant pathologist with the University of Nebraska at Lincoln Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, says soybean rust in the Midwest won’t ever be the kind of problem it is in Brazil.
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Purdue University Cooperative Extension will hold a field day for farmers, agribusinesses and Certified Crop Advisers Monday (8/21) at the Southeast-Purdue Agricultural Center in Butlerville, Ind.
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The latest from Ohio State University.
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