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    Michigan Wheat: Management Considerations for Late-Planted Fields Oct 29, 2021

    🕔Oct 29, 2021
    In a perfect world, wheat should be planted soon after the Hessian fly-free date. Highest yields are often attained when seedlings emerge within two weeks following the posted fly-free date, assuming […]

    Crop Progress: Corn, Soybean Harvest Speed Ahead – DTN Oct 26, 2021

    🕔Oct 26, 2021
    Farmers took advantage of drier conditions most of last week — before wetter weather arrived this past weekend — to push corn and soybean harvest ahead by double digits, USDA […]

    Crop Progress: Corn, Soybean Harvest Ahead of Average – DTN Oct 18, 2021

    🕔Oct 18, 2021
    Widespread precipitation across the U.S. last week slowed soybean harvest somewhat, while corn harvest continued at a steady pace, USDA NASS said in its weekly national Crop Progress report Monday. […]

    Texas Field Reports: Cotton Prices Rally Amid Speculative Buying Oct 15, 2021

    🕔Oct 15, 2021
    Cotton futures rose rapidly over recent weeks as speculators began buying for potentially big profits based on expectations that prices would go up, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service […]

    Michigan Wheat: Planting the 2022 Crop Oct 7, 2021

    🕔Oct 7, 2021
    Planting preparations Achieving top yields requires a uniform stand of healthy seedlings. This is dependent on seeds being dropped as evenly as possible and at a uniform depth. Good seed […]

    Texas Field Reports: Pumpkin Growers Near End to Challenging Season Oct 6, 2021

    🕔Oct 6, 2021
    Texas pumpkin growers faced myriad challenges to produce average yields, but demand for the fall cooking and decorative staple remains high, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. Most of […]

    Texas Field Reports: Beef Cattle Faring Well Going into Fall, Winter Sep 29, 2021

    🕔Sep 29, 2021
    Beef cattle prices and forage conditions have been much improved for Texas producers so far in 2021, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts. Most Texas cattle producers experienced cooler, […]

    Texas Field Reports: High Wheat Prices Could Push Acres Upward Sep 22, 2021

    🕔Sep 22, 2021
    Wheat acres are expected to increase in Texas, but dry, warm conditions are delaying many plantings for now, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. Texas producers are expected […]

    Crop Progress: Harvest Begins – Corn at 10%, Soybeans at 6% – DTN Sep 21, 2021

    🕔Sep 21, 2021
    While corn and soybeans are reaching maturity slightly ahead of normal this year, harvest of both crops so far is progressing at a close-to-average pace, USDA NASS’ said in its […]

    Texas Blacklands Cotton: Foliar Diseases and Premature Defoliation an Arising Issue Aug 24, 2021

    🕔Aug 24, 2021
    GENERAL A much-needed rain for cotton came this past weekend and the first part of this last week and should provide enough moisture to finish out the cotton crop. The […]

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