Scientists within The Texas A&M University System are testing new technologies at a feedlot in the Texas Panhandle to find ways to reduce the use of antibiotics in livestock and provide consumers with a healthy meat supply.

Cercospora leaf spot (CLS) has has been sporadic, but not a consistent issue in western Nebraska sugarbeet acreage. But when it does occur it can be very destructive, says University of Nebraska Extension.

During drier years, the impact of Dectes stem borer on sunflower can be much more significant, but in wetter conditions of 2019 there's a chance this pest might not cause nearly as much of an issue, says South Dakota State University Extension.

South Dakota State University shares some tips about what to do if Say's stinkbugs are found in your winter wheat, after finding them at the new West River Research Farm near Sturgis, S.D.

I’ve heard some stories in recent years — both passionate and very sad, unfortunately — of no-tillers having to pull out a tillage implement to deal with weed problems that got away from them.

An entomologist from South Dakota State University Extension discusses the need to scout canola for this pest, which isn’t normally a problem in the crop but may be this year.

The severe problems wheat producers had with wheat streak mosaic virus in years past can be traced back, in most cases, to a lack of control of volunteer wheat, says Kansas State University Extension. Here are some tips to combat it.

No-tiller and Practical Farmers of Iowa board member Nathan Anderson was once asked this question. Read on to see his answer, and find out more about soil health payoffs spotlighted at a Capitol Hill hearing this week.

The timing of nitrogen (N) application makes a difference in canola seed quality and N-use efficiency. Washington State University Extension shares some insight into N application in spring and whether it pays off in winter canola.