What a nice change of pace this fall has (thus far…) been as compared to the last few. Moisture...
Read MoreWhat a nice change of pace this fall has (thus far…) been as compared to the last few. Moisture...
Read MoreWhether you’re scouting this time of year in-field, the pickup, or will wait until the combine cab this fall,...
Read MoreFrom now through season’s end, soybean insect pests will be commonplace. Some are just passing through. Some are feeding...
Read MoreI tried to shoo away this heat dome by writing last week about heat/drought stress in corn. It didn’t...
Read MoreFortunately for us, corn originated from a tropical grass and has been observed to withstand temperatures upwards of 112...
Read MoreIn my last column, I referenced a couple weeds to look for during post-harvest hay field evaluations. Hemp dogbane...
Read MoreHarvest for hay may be a greater stress on our forage stands than we’d like to give it credit...
Read MoreMost years at this time, our corn crop looks good, but precipitation prospects start to decline. At the same...
Read MoreThe start of the growing season can be an exciting time. Grass greens up. We might be getting ready...
Read MoreMany will remember 2012 for the dry weather issues plaguing the area. Fewer remember it for a phenomenon repeating...
Read MoreWhen estimating forage production (typically for grazing), we often use a figure for fertilized brome of somewhere between 300...
Read MoreA lot of work has been done to fight the spread of sericea lespedeza since it became a Kansas noxious...
Read MoreAs corn reaches the V4-V7 growth stages, you may hear of early season fungicide applications. In a 2019 article,...
Read MoreA seed treatment is designed to protect seeds/seedlings for approximately three weeks after planting. It depends a little on...
Read MoreIf you’ve ever read an article referencing a pesticide in this space, it often includes one of a couple...
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