July 29, 2008 Agronomy

UNL CropWatch

The following stories have been added to the July 25 issue of CropWatch, the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension newsletter on crop production and pest management.

In This Updated Issue

Deciding When to Apply Soybean Fungicides
Replace Thinning Alfalfa Fields
Alfalfa Harvest: What’s Causing Disappointing Test Weights
No-Till Farmer-Expert Helps Others Make the Switch
Research Geared to Easy Storage of Wet Distillers Grains
Nebraska Grazing Conference Aug. 12-13 in Kearney
UNL Appoints Alternative Crop Breeding Specialist in Panhandle

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