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IVESDALE, Ill. — From compaction to disease, fungicide to nitrogen, how are the corn and soybean crops across the Midwest faring?
A panel of AgriGold agronomists, representing the U.S. Corn Belt from Ohio to western Illinois and into Wisconsin took on the challenge of addressing some o
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DES MOINES, Iowa — Join Iowa Organic Association and Valent Biosciences for a webinar on Tuesday, Aug. 9, 12 p.m. – 1 p.m. This webinar will cover a range of topics on how to effectively use Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) biopesticides in your operation. We’ll cover topics like h
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Note the grayish-white coating of powdery mildew. It could have been prevented initially by spacing robust plants further apart to increase air circulation or through an earlier application of a fungicide.
Here we are, o
This year’s beautiful summer with regular rain has been good for my garden. Plants are healthy and growing well, though some of the heat-loving plants have wished for warmer nights.
The past week’s warm temperatures really gave the tomatoes and squash a boost.
So far this sum
Many communal farmer households run cattle and have fruit trees to provide fresh produce for the family or as a business initiative. In winter, you need to pay special attention to both animals and plants, says Shane Brody.
Winter can create challenges for cattle and fruit trees in summe
Many communal farmer households run cattle and have fruit trees to provide fresh produce for the family or as a business initiative. In winter, you need to pay special attention to both animals and plants, says Shane Brody.
Winter can create challenges for cattle and fruit trees in summe
The chemical makes male mason bees lose their groove—and smell bad
Like the opposite of a good perfume, a chemical humans use to protect crops may have the unexpected side effect of making certain bees less attractive to mates, potentially threatening populations of these crucial p
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Some corn across Ohio started to tassel last week and is in full pollination to just beginning brown silk this week. The ideal time to scout corn for fungal disease and for fungicide application is from tassel throug