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The following stories have been posted to this week’s issue of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension newsletter CropWatch.
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U.S. farmers seeded more acres with corn than they indicated in March as prices rose to a record, the government said. Soybean acres were reduced as the worst flooding in 15 years interfered with late-seeding plans.
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In addition to fields, floodwaters have claimed homes, farm buildings and grain bins this spring, creating permanent damage to improvements on thousands of Cornbelt farms and destroying millions of bushels of stored grain.
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Some corn has shifted up into road gear, and it looks pretty good. Other corn fields are stuck in idle as the days of summer are now getting shorter.
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MGR Bulletin 08-009 permits additional time (until August 15, 2008) to submit acreage reports for 2008 crop year spring seeded crops in certain States.
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New articles in the ICM Newsletter for the week of 6/23/2008 – 6/29/2008.
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In the past week, I have viewed several corn fields around the Vassar, MI, area which are believed to be infested with Holcus leaf spot.
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The current topic has been updated. The topic Corn Yield Predictions for Replanted and Late-Planted Fields discusses the risks and predicted yields of corn planted late in Iowa.
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Issue no. 14 of the Bulletin—pest management and crop development information for Illinois is now available on the Web.
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