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Mississippi Soybeans: Production Challenges Going into 2019 – Podcast
Bobby Golden and Jason Bond visit with Mississippi and Arkansas soybean specialists Trent Irby and Jeremy Ross about soybean production challenges entering the 2019 crop year. Topics include field preparation, […]
Arkansas: Rice, Soybeans Faced Tough Weather Challenges in 2018
A year of weather extremes — from a hard-frozen winter to a summer of drought to seemingly endless rains in the fall — took its toll on both rice and soybean, […]
Soybeans: Lower Quality Seed for 2019 – Check Your Germination Rates – DTN
Growers should expect lower-than-average germination rates from their soybean seed next year, experts told DTN. Much of the country’s soybean crop was plagued by unusually wet weather and a long, […]
South Carolina: Corn, Soybean Growers Meeting, Santee, Dec. 6
Precision agriculture, Dicamba, fungicides and tariff effects will be the topics of discussion at Clemson Cooperative Extension’s second annual Corn and Soybean Growers Meeting on Dec. 6. The meeting gets […]
Arkansas Soybeans: Cold Unlikely to Speed Harvest; Seed Quality Looks Low
With approximately one-fifth of Arkansas soybean still left to harvest, producers were struck this week with a cold snap that neither sped nor hindered progress; it just made things slightly […]
Soybeans: Current Market, Poor Quality Impacting Producers
In the article posted last week discussing the soybean quality problem being seen by producers in Arkansas (Poor Soybean Seed Quality Seen for a Second Year), several factors were discussed […]
Arkansas Soybeans: 2nd Year of Poor Seed Quality
This growing season is the second year in a row where Arkansas soybean producers have seen poor quality soybean during harvest (Figure 1). In a Blog post I wrote last […]
Arkansas Soybeans, Cotton: Continuing Rains String Harvest Along
Heavy rains covering much of Arkansas, beginning late last week and continuing through the weekend, have further slowed harvest for both cotton and soybeans, and are already causing significant discounts […]
Arkansas: Harvest Accelerates Ahead of Forecast Rain
Arkansas farmers accelerated harvest operations in the wake of excessive rains from the remnants of Tropical Storm Gordon, and those that are under way are making good crops. Rice The […]
Arkansas: Gordon Prompts Accelerated Rice Harvest; Cotton Boll Rot Fret
Rice harvest in Arkansas accelerated last week, spurred by the approach of Tropical Storm Gordon’s remnants, and this week, farmers are hoping for dry weather to get cotton bolls open […]
