July 2, 2009 Agronomy

UNL: CropWatch

The June 26 issue of CropWatch has been posted to the Web.

In CropWatch

Using Fertigation for Efficient Nitrogen Application
Timing of Post-Emergence Weed Control in Soybean
Avoiding Glyphosate and Atrazine Runoff and Groundwater Contamination
Steps for Avoiding Pesticide Run-off
EPA Revokes All Carbofuran Tolerances
Glyphosate Brands and Generics Perform Equally Well
Research Report: Roundup Ready Crops Have Major Positive Impact on Tillage Practices
Controlling Summer Grasses In Alfalfa
Techniques for Using Hay Moisture Testers
The Good and Bad of Too Much Sweet Clover
Market Journal: As Temperatures Rise, Protect your Cattle
Alfalfa Field Day July 9 near Ord
No-Till Whirlwind Expo July 15 near Clarkson
Nebraska Grazing Lands Coalition Launches Rangeland Monitoring Program
Drought Tool Expands to 48 States
Pork and Transport Quality Assurance Certification Sessions Offered
Field Updates from Across the State
USDA: Nebraska Crop Conditions
USDA Report: Manure Use for Fertilizer and Energy

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