Adjusting to earlier planting dates for sorghum could help growers get the crop emerged and cut before potential sugarcane aphid damage is heaviest, says Texas A&M AgriLife Extension entomologist Ed Bynum.

In 2016, test results could be skewed due to when the drought occurred this summer, and may have to be interpreted with some caution, says Michigan State University Extension.

It’s possible to reduce field losses from the combine to just 1 bushel per acre or less if the crop is standing reasonably well, says Iowa State University Extension.

University of Minnesota Extension strongly advises farmers to check their pollinator planting sites for the presence of Palmer amaranth after a suspected case of infestation was found in Yellow Medicine County.

South Dakota State University Extension discusses the various factors to consider when trying to increase the protein content of wheat.

Conducting an infiltration test will allow growers to get an idea of how much water their soil can hold for crop use, says Michigan State University Extension.

Intercropping more species of plants together helps build more resilience in farming systems and lowers risk to plant health, says the Soil Science Society of America.

In wet conditions, the best choice a grower can make is to stay away from the field and avoid trafifc on wet soil to reduce soil compaction, says Iowa State University Extension.

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