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Missouri Corn, Soybeans: Fall Management Strategies for Horseweed Sep 15, 2020
Horseweed is one of the most troublesome weeds we encounter in corn and soybean fields in Missouri, and is especially common in no-till environments. In a recent survey of Missouri […]
Rice: One Week Later, Laura’s Damage Report Still Unfolding Sep 4, 2020
It’s been a week since Hurricane Laura made landfall in the rice country of southwest Louisiana, carving a path of destruction with winds and rain that then moved on through […]
August Droughts Created a Tale of Two Crops – DTN Aug 28, 2020
To see why the year 2020 may go down in history as the year of broken promises, look no further than Mother Nature. After a sprightly planting pace and good […]
Rice: Hurricane Laura Hits Hard, Damage Reports Vary Aug 28, 2020
Since September 2005, Hurricane Rita has been southwest Louisiana’s reference for measuring the severity of weather events. Yesterday, thanks to Hurricane Laura, this area received a new reference point and […]
Crop Risk From Hurricane Laura – DTN Aug 27, 2020
Hurricane Laura in the Gulf of Mexico continued to track toward the Texas-Louisiana coast Wednesday afternoon. The storm reached “catastrophic” Category 4 status early Wednesday afternoon, according to the National […]
Missouri Rice Virtual Field Day Videos Available Aug 20, 2020
The latest developments in rice variety development, weed management and furrow irrigation were highlighted by Southeast Missouri State University and University of Missouri faculty at the Missouri Rice Research and […]
Digital Yield Tour: Forecast for Record National Averages for Corn, Soybeans – DTN Aug 18, 2020
The U.S. could set new yield records in 2020, with Gro Intelligence forecasting a national average corn yield of 183.9 bushels per acre and soybean yield of 53.1 bpa. The […]
Cotton – Midsouth/Delta – Bollworms Head North, More Cotton Moves Into Safety Zone – AgFax Aug 13, 2020
Open bolls are becoming a bit more obvious in the lower Midsouth. More cotton has cut out and moved past the point that pests matter.
Digital Yield Tour: Missouri, Kansas Crops Might Be Record Breakers – DTN Aug 12, 2020
Aided by timely planting and good growing conditions, both Missouri and Kansas crop producers could be raising record or near-record crops this year, according to the second day of the […]
Rice Conservation Program Renewed for $7Mln Aug 12, 2020
It’s been a rough 2020 so far, but area rice farmers finally got some good news with the recent announcement that the Mid-South Graduated Water Stewardship Regional Conservation Partnership Program […]
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