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PRE and POST Herbicide Options for Weed Control in NY Field Corn
2024 Updates on XtendiMax, Engenia and Tavium Registrations and Use in Dicamba-Tolerant Soybeans for NY Producers
Manure Can Offset Nitrogen Fertilizer Needs and Increase Corn Silage Yield – Value of Manure Project 2023 Update
What’s in a Net? Citizen Scientists Sweep Alfalfa Fields for Pests and Predators
Common Misconceptions about Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation (CAFO) Regulations and Comprehensive Nutrient Management Planning in New York State
Cut-Off Date and Other Considerations for Xtendimax, Engenia and Tavium Applications in Dicamba-Tolerant Soybeans
Tillage Intensity Classification for Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emission Estimations
Creating a New York Soybean Yield Database
Manure Can Offset Nitrogen Fertilizer Needs and Increase Corn Silage Yield Value of Manure Project 2022 Update
Stalk Nitrate Test Results for New York Corn Fields from 2010 through 2022
Soybean cyst nematode in soybeans and dry beans: new research and renewed sampling efforts in 2022
Planning and Managing Permanent Vegetation Under Solar Arrays
Farmers Produce More Milk with Less Phosphorus and Nitrogen!
Homegrown Feed for Dairy Farms in New York
Corn Grain Yield Estimation with Drones – Timing is Key!
Are Persistent Biocontrol Nematodes (Entomopathogenic) for the control of Corn Rootworm an economic benefit for your NY farm?
Seed Corn Maggot, Stand Losses and the Need for Insecticide Seed Treatments
Too Late to Sidedress Nitrogen? − Summary of 4 years of data
Characterization of Soil Health in Suffolk County, Long Island
Managing Forage Digestibility to Combat High Commodity Prices

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