Ohio State University Extension shares to two techniques commonly used to assess the success or failure of pollination.

With grasslands in the U.S. threatened by overgrazing, increasingly frequent and severe drought and land-use change, South Dakota State University Extension discusses grazing management practices to improve maintenance of forage productivity and increase maximum long-term economic profit compared to other agricultural production options.

A definitive agreement has been signed for AGCO to acquire the Precision Planting equipment business.

The later hail that occurs in the season, the more damage it can do to canola yield, but flowering canola can, with enough time, recover from hail that knocks off a large percentage of flowers, says the Alberta Canola Producers Commission.

Kansas State University Extension experts discuss why growers should start controlling emerged volunteer wheat soon, rather than waiting until closer to wheat planting time.

Under certain conditions, applying a fungicide to corn may provide an economic return. A look at few key criteria will help in determining whether to apply fungicides or wait things out.

While problems experienced with off-target movement and injury in states like Missouri, Arkansas and Tennessee have been well covered in the media, an Iowa State weed specialist says that doesn’t mean all is well in his state.

With reports of dicamba damage soaring in last 2 weeks, University of Illinois weed specialist gives a thorough review of symptoms, analysis of current situation.

Here are some tips from Purdue University Extension on making effective nitrogen applications in corn to provide sufficient, but not excessive, nutrients to the crop.