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By: the staff of Farm Industry News

The number of tools for ridding corn and soybeans of insects may bereduced, unless enough producers take action. The Environmental ProtectionAgency is...

Scouting with sticky traps 

Two summers ago, Gary Dillion headed to his soybean fields with sticky yellow traps. During the next four weeks, the Chrisman, IL, farmer checked his...

Crops 

Grain drain ends buildupThe new Grain Drain, from May-Wes, keeps grain and dirt from building up in front of and behind the auger housing. Constructed...

Population Explosion 

By: Tom Dodge

Populations of Western corn rootworm in first-year corn in east-central Illinois and northern Indiana exploded in 1997 in a continuation of an outbreak...

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