From Gary Bergstrom, Extension Plant Pathologist, Cornell University Winter wheat in New York is either beginning to flower now or will do so over the next week. The triazole products Caramba and Prosaro are ...
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From Jessica Spaccio, NOAA Northeast Regional Climate Center, Cornell University Last week was very warm with temperatures ranging from 8 to12 degrees above normal! Precipitation varied widely with some areas remaining dry with only ...
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From Jessica Spaccio, NOAA Northeast Regional Climate Center, Cornell University Last week temperatures ranged from 4 degrees below normal to 2 degrees above normal. Precipitation was less than an inch for the state, with ...
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Northern NY. The Northern New York Agricultural Development Program has posted the results of a 2013-2015 research project evaluating ways to improve dairy cattle forage options, specifically with alfalfa-grass combination crops. The results are ...
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Seneca Falls, NY. The New York Center for Agricultural Medicine and Health is bringing the National Education Center for Agricultural Safety, NECAS, grain bin simulator to New York State for the August 9, 10, ...
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Contents 1 View from the Field 2 Weather Outlook – May 19, 2016 3 Cereal Leaf Beetle in Small Grains 4 Fusarium Head Blight Commentary 5 Degree Day Models for Field Crops Across New ...
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From Dale Dewing, Field Crop and Nutrient Management Specialist for farms in the New York City Watershed As I write this note, many farms have mown the first fields of the 2016 harvest season. ...
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From Jessica Spaccio, NOAA Northeast Regional Climate Center, Cornell University Last week temperatures ranged from 2 to 4 degrees below normal for most of the state. Precipitation ranged from ¼ inch to 1 inch ...
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Jerry Cherney – E.V. Baker Professor of Agriculture, Soil and Crop Sciences Section Alfalfa growth is generally stunted this spring, while grass is moving along, probably heading about normally, but probably shorter than normal. ...
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Gary Bergstrom, Extension Plant Pathologist, Cornell University Most winter malting barley fields from Niagara Falls to the Hudson Valley are in the boot to heads fully emerged stages. Despite the common dogma that anthers ...
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