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The 2 weeks before senescence can provide an opportunity to look into problem areas of fields and determine what may have caused challenges during the growing season.
Brassica and small grain cover crops have been used as high-quality forage, but University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension warns they can accumulate high levels of nitrates.
Seven universities from the Midwest and Ontario, Canada, are in a partnership with the North Central Soybean Research Program to create a series of reference materials on soybean diseases.
With 2016 wheat prices running a bit low, crop producers in Kansas should consider soil testing to help in making fertilizer decisions and ensuring production will be efficient, says experts at Kansas State University Extension.
If you’ve had a history of moderate wheat streak mosaic disease, plan on planting wheat into wheat stubble or wheat fallow, or if your neighbors have had outbreaks, manage for the disease prior to planting this fall.
The challenge this year in accurately calibrating grain flow estimates of yield monitors will be in those fields that suffered extensive damage from excessive rainfall early in the season.
Historically, 2,4-D applications in corn have been been the most popular late-season treatments, but the effectiveness of these applications is dependent upon the sensitivity of the weed to the herbicide, and the maturity of the weed seed at the time of application.
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