Treating indeterminate soybeans for Asian rustBy: Wayne Wenzel We respond to a reader’s question about whether indeterminate soybeans require more frequent treatment. ... Multifunction sensorNew sensor detects AC lines, studs, rebar and more... Cleaner air could increase global warmingBy: Wayne Wenzel Carbon sequestration in crops may offer solution... Soybean rust resourcesBy: Wayne Wenzel When the disease showed up in soybean fields throughout the southern United States last fall, soybean rust became one of the most thoroughly promoted soybean diseases ever. What's the effect of all that coverage? ... Atrazine alertBy: Wayne Wenzel Surface water findings put favorite corn herbicide under scrutiny, again. ... Used equipment searchBy: Wayne Wenzel We've tracked down the direct links to some of the major used equipment locators to speed up your search. ... Rust PredictionsNew forecasting tool predicts soybean rust... Refuge Regs GrowBt stacks increase regulations for refuges... Deutz-Fahr historyBy: By Daryl Bridenbaugh A review of Four Wheels Ahead: A Biography of the SAME Group, published by the SAME Deutz-Fahr Group... Double coverageCruiser, ApronMaxx team up in new treatment... Brazilian fungicideValent seeks EPA approval for rust product... Rust fungicide approvedBayer’s Stratego receives quarantine exemption... Resistant ragweedGlyphosate-resistant ragweed found in Missouri ... Custom rates survey resultsLinks to the most recent surveys from Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Ohio and Wisconsin.... Deere reports record earningsDeere & Company has announced worldwide net income of $356.7 million... Soybean rust confirmed in more statesBy: by Wayne Wenzel Asian soybean rust has been found in leaf samples taken from a county in Mississippi and a research station in Florida, USDA's Animal Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) confirmed today. ... Soybean rust confirmed in USBy: by Wayne Wenzel The USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service today confirmed the presence of soybean rust... Date-stamped tiresBy: by Wayne Wenzel Massachusetts-based Safety Research & Strategies recently sent a request to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to require "born-on" dates for passenger car tires and included an analysis of 50 crashes involving older tires. ... Precision ag on the cheap? Ideas for farmer “hackers”By: by Wayne Wenzel The tools for precision ag may pay for themselves on the right farm in the right situations. ... Farm Bureau sounds alarm on natural gasBy: by Wayne Wenzel Increased energy costs over the growing season have cost farmers more than $6 billion in added expenses. ... |
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