Capitol Area Ag Report – June 27, 2013
The Capitol Area Ag Report for June 27, 2013 is now available online. Click here for the most recent issue.
The Capitol Area Ag Report for June 27, 2013 is now available online. Click here for the most recent issue.
Prepared by Glenn Friesen, MAFRI Forage Specialist (BDS), Manitoba Agriculture, Food and Rural Initiatives Flooding a forage stand limits the amount of oxygen in the soil profile, and since plant roots require oxygen to ...
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Jessica Rennells, NOAA Northeast Regional Climate Center, Cornell University Last week temperatures ranged from 3 to 6 degrees above normal for most of the state. Precipitation ranged from trace amounts up to 2 inches. ...
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Lancaster Farming, 6/15/2013 AURORA, N.Y. — Cornell Cooperative Extension hosted a small grains management field day at the Robert Musgrave Research Farm on June 6. The rainy day kept the nearly 50 attendees and ...
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COME & JOIN US!!! 2013 CORNELL SEED GROWERS FIELD DAY Tuesday, 2 July 2013 For Seed Growers, Seed Treatment Applicators, and other Seed Professionals NYSIP Foundation Seed Barn, 791 Dryden Rd., Rt. 366, Ithaca, ...
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Presentation Topics • Corn and Soybean Planting Date x Seeding Depth Studies • Foliar Fungicides: Tools for Corn and Soybean Production in NY • Western Bean Cutworm and other Field Crop Pests of 2013 ...
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USDA, Risk Management Agency Raleigh, North Carolina, June 20, 2013 – Weather conditions have made the fungus vomitoxin a threat to this year’s wheat crop. Scott Lucas, Director of USDA’s Risk Management Agency’s (RMA) ...
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June 14, 2013 Volume 12 Number 8 SUBCRIBE to the NEW! On-Line Version: NYS IPM Weekly Field Crops Pest Report Online New! Tweeter: NYS IPM Field Crops Twitter Click here for the latest issue. In ...
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The Capitol Area Ag Report for June 20, 2013 is now available online. Click here for the most recent issue.
Jessica Rennells, NOAA Northeast Regional Climate Center, Cornell University Last week temperatures ranged from normal to 3 degrees below normal. Precipitation ranged from trace amounts up to 3 inches. The base 50 growing degree-days ...
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