Without fail, there will be one corn or soybean field we thought was planted in perfect conditions that looks...
Read MoreWithout fail, there will be one corn or soybean field we thought was planted in perfect conditions that looks...
Read MoreCool season grass harvest began in earnest over the past 10 days or so. As this next dry spell...
Read MoreTis the season for fighting weeds… and bugs… and diseases… in everything from field and forage crops to gardens...
Read MoreDespite our best efforts, sericea lespedeza continues to be a problem weed across our grassland acres. With its ability...
Read MoreMuch of our corn right now has entered in to what I’ve heard deemed the “ugly corn” stage. Plants...
Read MoreA 2017 study out of South Dakota hits at the yield losses caused by the presence of volunteer corn in...
Read MoreThere’s a lot that goes in to making a good hay crop. Often overlooked, our cutting height can have...
Read MoreIf a corn seed had its choice for optimal planting conditions, it would often look outside of northeast Kansas...
Read MoreAnnual losses from soybean seedling blights are not the greatest disease yield robbers in our soybean production system (Soybean...
Read MoreAnother week – another missed chance for needed precipitation. The effect on cool season grasses may not be seen...
Read MoreAs long as forage crops green up in the spring and give us something to hay or graze, in...
Read MoreIt doesn’t seem right to be discussing soybean seed treatments before we even get far in to corn planting...
Read MoreIf alfalfa makes up a portion of your forage program, it’s time to scout for alfalfa weevils. The Kansas...
Read MoreFor most crops, there is a “minimum” soil temperature below which planting problems may result due to cooler than...
Read MoreThe 10 a.m. two-inch soil temperature at the Corning, Kan., Mesonet Station on March 5 was 50 degrees –...
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