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Coronavirus: Reviewing USDA Funding in the CARES Act Apr 3, 2020
On Friday, March 27, 2020, Congress passed, and President Trump signed into law, the 3rd FY2020 Coronavirus Supplemental Appropriations Act. At a reported appropriation of $2 trillion, the bill is […]
Nebraska Weed Control: Profitability Is Rooted In Those Early Applications Apr 3, 2020
A spring burndown program in corn and soybean provides effective weed control to prepare for planting and helps to decrease the seedbank during the season.
Georgia Pecans: Scab Management with Early Bud Break – Podcast Apr 3, 2020
Southeast Georgia Extension Pecan Specialist Andrew Sawyer discusses early bud break and discusses scab management with Dr. Tim Brenneman in this episode of the South Georgia Pine Podcast.
South Carolina: Pesticide Certification Renewal Deadline, Testing Postponed Apr 3, 2020
State officials have adopted an emergency regulation that will give pesticide applicators in South Carolina the opportunity to extend renewal of their operating licenses until the end of the year. […]
Moving Grain: Shippers Ask FMC To Publish Container Availability Rule Apr 3, 2020
Shippers Ask FMC To Publish Container Availability Rule On March 16, a group of 67 trade associations sent a letter asking the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) chairman to finalize and […]
Agriculture Faces Financial Pounding from Multiple Sources Apr 3, 2020
With the appearance of COVID-19 earlier this winter, we believe that US agriculture has found itself in a multi-crisis situation. We are facing the development of a farm financial crisis, […]
Soybeans: LL GT27 Beans Gain a Herbicide Apr 3, 2020
A limited group of soybean growers using LL GT27 soybeans will soon have access to a corresponding HPPD herbicide, BASF’s Alite 27 herbicide, which contains isoxaflutole. The GT27 soybean trait […]
Drought Monitor Weekly: Record Dry March for Florida Apr 3, 2020
Summary This U.S. Drought Monitor week saw an active weather pattern impact various parts of the conterminous U.S.—including the western U.S. which continued to experience below-normal temperatures and snow showers […]
NOAA Monthly Drought Outlook – April Apr 3, 2020
There have not been significant changes to the incipient drought situation since the release of the April – June seasonal drought outlook. Recent forecasts for the western U.S. have changed […]
Pesticide Applications – Are you Prepared? Apr 3, 2020
With the critical need for respirators and other personal protective equipment (PPE) for health care, there is a potential shortage of PPE, particularly N95 respirators, in the marketplace for agriculture […]
