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Rice – Better Planting Weather – The Last Big Push Starts In Midsouth – AgFax
Owen Taylor, Editor Here is this week’s issue of AgFax Rice, sponsored by the Southern rice team of Corteva Agriscience. Subscribe OVERVIEW Better planting conditions? Hotter weather and fewer chances for […]
AgFax Rice: How Much Will Finally Be Planted? Anyone’s Guess
Rains continue delaying field work and planting in the Delta states. After more rain, some ground may go to other crops.
Mississippi Rice: Harvest Starts On Limited Basis
Here are Mississippi reports from our August 17 issue of AgFax Rice. To view the full report, click here. To subscribe, click here. Wayne Dulaney, Agronomist, Local Seed Co., Clarksdale, […]
Rice: Big Chunk Of Coastal Harvest Completed, Combines Running In Delta – AgFax
Harvest has started across a wider part of the Midsouth, although rains in the upper Delta put things on hold.
Rice Harvest Starts in Louisiana-Texas Coastal Belt – AgFax Rice
More cutting would have started but rains kept combines out of fields that are planned for second-cropping production this fall.
Rice: Too Wet To Apply Nitrogen – What’s Plan B? – AgFax Rice
If forecasts hold, a tropical system in the gulf will bring more rain to parts of our coverage area over the Labor Day weekend. That will further delay standard pre-flood nitrogen […]
Rice – Will Seed Treatments Hold Long Enough After Weather Delays? AgFax Rice
Seed treatments — both the fungicide and insecticide components — are at risk of losing their efficacy where rice was slow to emerge and slow to grow due to cold, […]
Rice Harvest Restarts In Arkansas With Positive Early Reports – AgFax
Rice harvest has restarted on a spotty and limited basis in parts of Arkansas and Mississippi. Farmers are finding at least a few areas that are dry enough to hold up equipment or they […]
Rice Harvest: Nibbling Away On Coastal Crop, Mississippi Draining – AgFax
Rains continue to stall harvest in southwest Louisiana, Texas. A small amount of draining starts in the Midsouth.
Rice – Storm Brings Rain, Wind And Worries – AgFax
In places where farmers are still desperately trying to take rice to flood, the storm has its upside – quick, free water.
