CROP ALERT – August 14, 2024
Last Day to Enter the 2024 NY Soybean Yield Contest! Today, August 14 is the final day to enter the NY Soybean Contest. The entry process is only online and can be found at ...
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Last Day to Enter the 2024 NY Soybean Yield Contest! Today, August 14 is the final day to enter the NY Soybean Contest. The entry process is only online and can be found at ...
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2023 Cornell Winter Grains Variety Trial Results Winter small grains planting is right around the corner. Do you know what varieties you are going to plant? Cornell just released their yield results for this ...
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Corn Updates Yesterday, despite the rainy weather, the NY Corn and Soybean Growers Association Corn Yield Tour happened across ten counties in the NWNY region. Yield potential looked good across the region though maturity ...
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Waterhemp Herbicide Plot Tour this Friday, August 4 in Waterloo Glyphosate-resistant (GR) weeds including waterhemp are an increasing concern for NY field crops. Growers and Industry representatives will have an opportunity to tour and ...
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Wheat Harvest Has Begun Many growers started wheat harvest around the region on Monday. The western half of our NWNY region has been drier and moistures were running 14.5 -18%. South and east had ...
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Corn and Soybean Yield Contest Entries Due by August 30, 2021 The deadline for the NYS Yield Contests is coming quickly! Despite the wacky weather we have had this year there are some ...
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Take Another Look at Soybean Aphids Soybean aphids (SBA) were very plentiful across the region and some fields were above threshold. Take another look! The hot, rainy, muggy weather were perfect for a ...
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Wheat Harvest is Ready to Begin Malting barley fields were harvested last week and wheat is very close. I am concerned as this rainy weather pattern holds that sprouting could be an issue. ...
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Considerations for Marestail Control in Wheat Stubble Riding around the region this week I am seeing a lot of marestail coming up through the wheat stubble. It had been suppressed under the wheat but ...
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