Capitol Area Ag Report – May 16, 2013
The Capitol Area Ag Report for May 16, 2013 is now available online. Click here for the most recent issue.
The Capitol Area Ag Report for May 16, 2013 is now available online. Click here for the most recent issue.
Dale Dewing, Watershed Team Leader, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County, Watershed Agricultural Program On your mark, Get set, MOW!! It’s been a great week for hay growth. Grass jumped an average of 6 ...
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A new tool helps farmers feed crops only as much as they really need. The free Web-based tool, Adapt-N, draws on local soil, crop and weather data – including high resolution climate data stored ...
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Kevin H. Ganoe, Regional Field Crop Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension, Central New York Dairy & Field Crops Team The summary for the second week of our first cutting monitoring can be found here. In ...
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“Alfalfa height has been found to be an efficient and reliable indicator for spring’s first cutting,” reported Cornell Cooperative Extension Regional Field Crop Specialist Kevin Ganoe. Ganoe, who is with the Central New York ...
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To help farmers plan first-cut harvest timing, each Wednesday through the month of May 2013, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Northern New York will post scissor cut sampling updates at http://www.ccenny.com/index.php/field-crops/crops/first-cutting-harvest-management/.
The Capitol Area Ag Report for May 1, 2013 is now available online. Click here for the most recent issue.
Dale Dewing Watershed Team Leader Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County Watershed Agricultural Program Welcome to the first Forage Quality Scissors Cut report for 2013. We are sampling 31 sites in the across Delaware ...
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New! Tweeter: NYS IPM Field Crops Twitter In this Issue: View from the Field Weather Outlook Root and Crown Diseases in Alfalfa and Clover Alfalfa Weevils and Growing Degree Days Clipboard Checklist Contact Information ...
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Last week temperatures were above normal for the entire state, ranging from 3 to 12 degrees above normal. Precipitation was minimal, almost the entire state had under half an inch; a small portion of ...
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