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Yield success highlighted at strip-tillage conference

By News RoomAugust 19, 20230

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. — When he was the guest speaker at the first National Strip-Tillage Conference a decade ago, Tony Vyn,…

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Cooler, drier conditions mean more caution after planting

By News RoomAugust 11, 20230

With planting season moving at a rapid pace, sprayers will likely be out in full force toward the end of…

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Positive attitudes highlight Farm Progress Show

By News RoomAugust 11, 20230

BOONE, Iowa — For the first time in four years, farmers descended on Iowa’s version of the Farm Progress Show.The…

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Weather patterns influence spring insect emergence

By News RoomAugust 11, 20230

While spring has seemed to be forever coming, the fact is the winter of 2021-22 was generally mild. Unfortunately, that…

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Agronomists: Don’t rush, despite slow start

By News RoomAugust 10, 20230

Rain has slowed producers down this spring, with many struggling to start planting in April.Areas in eastern and central Iowa,…

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Prioritize planting over nitrogen application

By News RoomAugust 10, 20230

Editor’s note: The following was written by Fabian Fernandez, University of Minnesota Extension nitrogen management specialist, for the university’s Minnesota…

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Dry conditions limit herbicide power

By News RoomAugust 10, 20230

After a rapid planting season, farmers were happy to get an early start on spraying. Rains helped early applications, but…

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Russian wheat, Brazilian beans pressure prices

By News RoomAugust 9, 20230

Low prices for wheat and soybeans from international competition will continue to pressure U.S. prices.Bad news on the export front…

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Cover advocates look to advance acres

By News RoomAugust 8, 20230

The 2022 Census of Agriculture results won’t be released until 2024, but data from that survey will be important to…

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Right mix, mistakes guide farmers starting cover crops

By News RoomAugust 8, 20230

As cover crops continue to grow in use, the best advice for those looking to adopt the practice is to…

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Yield success highlighted at strip-tillage conference

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