BASF: Early Soybean Diseases Emerging Following Excessive Moisture
BASF technical service representative Mike Probst says excessive rains in parts of the Midwest and Delta spawned seedling diseases.
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USDA Issues Directive to Restore Grazing on National Forest Lands and Strengthen Support for America’s Ranchers
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins announced the distribution of a comprehensive directive (PDF, 358 KB) to all U.S. Forest Service employees from the Office of the Under Secretary for Natural Resources and Environment (NRE).
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Survey Shows Urea Prices Dropping
Urea prices, which spiked with the shuttering of the Strait of Hormuz, are on the decline, but that break comes too late for some farmers, extension experts said.
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Iowa Drainage School Comes to Northwest Iowa in August
Three-day program offers instruction on how to properly drain soils for maximum crop production with modern methods and equipment.
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5 Corn Belt Agronomist Insights That Stood Out This Week
The Successful Farming® Crop Crew agronomists have spent the last 11 weeks reporting real-time, boots-on-the-ground insights as they support growers and scout fields. Highlights from the Crop Crew for the week that ended June 14 include heat stressed crops, just-in-time rain, and the first corn tassels of the season.
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