Tag: Jeremy Ross
Arkansas Soybeans: Updated Variety Guide Now Available
The 2017 Soybean Update is now available for download. This publication is provided as an aid in variety selection. Hundreds of soybean varieties are commercially available to growers in Arkansas. […]
Arkansas: Soybeans Set to Break State Yield Records
The 2017 Arkansas soybean harvest will break state yield records if the USDA’s November forecast holds up, said Jeremy Ross, extension soybean agronomist for the University of Arkansas System Division […]
Arkansas: 2017 Soybean Cross Reference Guide Now Available
The 2017 Soybean Cross Reference Guide has been updated with new soybean varieties. This year’s version contains only varieties that have been commercially sold in the past seven years. Older […]
Arkansas Soybeans: Variety, Herbicide Tech Considerations for 2018
With the recommendation from the Arkansas State Plant Board on an application ban on all dicamba products from April 16 through October 31 in the row crop production areas of […]
Arkansas Soybeans: Poor Seed Quality Reported – What’s the Cause?
With soybean harvest in Arkansas just beginning, we are receiving many reports of poor seed quality in many of these fields (Figure 1). Many are placing the blame for this […]
Arkansas: Harvey’s Wind, Rain Leave Large Footprints in Delta Rice, Corn, Soybeans
The tropical depression that was Hurricane Harvey left its footprints on Arkansas, flattening acres of harvest-ready rice, corn and soybeans, and perhaps setting the stage for a mosquito boom. “Late […]
Arkansas Soybeans: Crops Aided by Cooler Temps, Herbicide Drift Leaves Yields in Question
The soybean harvest may still be more than two months out, but unseasonably cool temperatures could propel some growers in the state toward a very strong harvest in 2017. Jeremy […]
Arkansas Soybeans: Recovery from Herbicide Injury – Will Replanting or Foliar Products Help?
With the widespread reports of off-target herbicide injury, I’ve had numerous phone calls about replanting damaged fields or the use of foliar products to recover from the herbicide injury. Many […]
Flooding in Arkansas and Missouri: ‘It’s just a mess. It’s cold. It’s 52 degrees in my pickup.’
The view Monday morning through Bill Robertson’s windshield wasn’t good. As Robertson, extension cotton agronomist for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture drove through Cash in Craighead County, […]
