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Advisories/Analysis
(Date indicates when posted)
Updated:
March 18, 2010 03:12 PM
(ET)
ALABAMA:
Arkansas Farm Bureau Bi-Weekly
Market Report, 3-18, Cotton remains in an uptrend; Rice could be
bottoming.|
2010 Alabama Peanut IPM
Guide, 3-15.|
Alabama: Timely Information, 3-10, 2009 Screening Trials for Cotton
Variety Resistance to Verticillium Wilt._
FLORIDA:
Florida Crop Report,
3-15.|
Southern
Syrupmakers, 3-12._
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GEORGIA:
Georgia:
Watermelon Fungicide Spray Programs, 3-16.|
Georgia Crop
Report, 3-15.|
Georgia: Cotton Marketing News, 3-15,
Supply and Demand: It’s all in the numbers.|
Georgia
Seminole Crop E News, 3-12,
Corn planting dates, plant population and
row spacing._
ILLINOIS:
Illinois: Month-End USDA Reports, 3-15,
D. Good Weekly Economic Outlook by D. Good.|
Illinois: Handling Untilled
Fields of Cornstalks, 3-9._
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INDIANA:
Indiana: Pest & Crop, 3-12,
Herbicide Update; burndown madness._
IOWA:
Iowa: Planting Forage in a Wet Spring. 3-12._
Iowa:
Decision tool: Evaluates delayed planting, replanting, prevented
planting alternatives, 3-12._
Iowa:
Spring management of stored grain, 3-11._
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Kansas:
Kansas Crop Report, 3-15.|
kentucky:
Kentucky:
Entomologists Look for New Stink Bugs 3-15.|
Kentucky Pest News, 3-10, Corn: Consider Where the Susceptible
Hybrids go in 2009._
LOUISIANA:
USDA Louisiana Farm Reporter,
3-18, Farms & Land in Farms; 2008 U. S. Organic Sales.|
Louisiana Crop Report, 3-15.|
Ag Report
(E-Central La.). Burndown considerations, more cotton intentions,3-14.|
Louisiana Burndown: Considerations for cotton and soybeans in 2010.
3-12._
Louisiana March Rice Newsletter,
3-9._
MISSOURI:
Missouri
Integrated Crop & Pest, 3-17, Virus diseases in wheat; streaky
Nitrogen applications, soil fertility.|
MISSISSIPPI:
Mississippi Field Notes (Central Miss.),
3-15, Don't gamble on varieties.|
Central Mississippi Field Crop
Newsletter, 3-14. Figuring out the final crop mix; planting
considerations in cotton, corn, soybeans.|
Mississippi Grain Crops,
3-12, How to Plant Corn for Higher Yields._
Mississippi Crop Situation, 3-12,
Bird Repellent Exemption for 2010 Corn
Planting._
Mississippi Bi-Weekly Ag Report,
3-10._
OHIO:
Ohio
C.O.R.N. Newsletter, 3-9, Private Pesticide Applicator License
Renewal by March 31st; Foliar Manganese on Glyphosate Tolerant Soybeans;
Corn Flea Beetle and Stewart¹s Bacterial Leaf Blight._
Oklahoma:
Oklahoma Crop Report,
3-8._
TENNESSEE:
Tennessee
IPM Newsletter, 3-18, Glyphosate-Resistant Weed Management.|
Tennessee Market Highlights,
3-12, Crop market comments by Chuck
Danehower; Livestock comments by Emmit L. Rawls._
TEXAS:
Texas Crop, Weather, 3-16,
Pastures green up, but corn planting still
delayed in many areas.|
Texas FOCUS
on South Plains, 3-15, Cotton Pre-Plant: diseases, pre-plant weed
control.|
Texas
Crop Report, 3-15.|
Texas FOCUS
on South Plains, 3-11, Cotton Insects and Cotton Agronomy: Bt or non-Bt, pre-season thrips, pre-plant
weed control, variety selection._
VIRGINIA:
Virginia:
Roberts Agricultural Commodity Market Report, 3-16, Wheat futures
took a hit Monday.|
Virginia: Ag Pest Advisory, Two New Insecticides For Cotton,
Soybeans.3-12._
RELATED MATERIAL:
Arkansas Farm
Bureau Market Report, 3-18, Covers Major Commodities.|
USDA Catfish Processing,
3-18.|
USDA Grain Transportation Report,
3-18,
High Water Affecting River Operations; Congressional Hearing Addresses
Container Vessel Capacity.|
USA Rice Federation Daily,
3-18, Lincoln Announces $4.5 Billion Nutrition Legislation.|
Riceland
Daily Market Review, 3-17.|
USDA Weather and Crop Summary,
3-16.|
Nunn
Cotton Letter, 3-14. Mill sales suggest that, unless cotton futures
fall again, there could be some real fireworks as May and June delivery
periods approach.|
USDA Peanut Prices,
3-12._
Rice Advocate, 3-12, Rice
farmers speak out against current U.S. policy toward Cuba; USRPA applauds
inclusion of Agriculture Disaster Relief in Senate Jobs Bill.
USDA Crop Production, 3-10._
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