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Reducing crop yield loss
Aaron Hager, University of Illinois associate professor of weed science, says early and accurate identification of Palmer amaranth plants coupled with implementation of an integrated management program are essential to reduce the potential for crop yield loss from interference of this broadleaf weed.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Aaron Hager, University of Illinois associate professor of weed science, says early and accurate identification of Palmer amaranth plants coupled with implementation of an integrated management program are essential to reduce the potential for crop yield loss from interference of this broadleaf weed.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Fire benefits grasslands of the Dakotas
Properly timed fires can create positive effects on plant species diversity, forage production
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - North Dakota State University Extension Service - News
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Properly timed fires can create positive effects on plant species diversity, forage production
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - North Dakota State University Extension Service - News
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Iowa copes with nitrate surge in drinking water
For much of last year, Iowa’s most pressing agricultural problem was a drought that baked farm fields and parched crops, turning them brown and crumbly. Then the skies finally opened up, providing one of the soggiest springs on record.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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For much of last year, Iowa’s most pressing agricultural problem was a drought that baked farm fields and parched crops, turning them brown and crumbly. Then the skies finally opened up, providing one of the soggiest springs on record.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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Time to embrace biotechnolgy
Making a case for genetically modified crops
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion
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Making a case for genetically modified crops
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion
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Improving weather and negative report
Wheat opened and traded lower to start the week. Harvest progress combined with spill-over selling from the lower corn market to push the winter wheat exchanges lower. A disappointing export inspections estimate added to the pressure.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Agweek - Markets
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Wheat opened and traded lower to start the week. Harvest progress combined with spill-over selling from the lower corn market to push the winter wheat exchanges lower. A disappointing export inspections estimate added to the pressure.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - Agweek - Markets
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Believe it or not, drought persists in western Minn.
Believe it or not, a third of Minnesota is still rated as abnormally dry or even still in drought.
Friday, June, 14, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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Believe it or not, a third of Minnesota is still rated as abnormally dry or even still in drought.
Friday, June, 14, 2013 - Associated Press - News
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Weather affects somatic cell counts
Wet conditions increase risk of mastitis
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - South Dakota State University Extension Service - News
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Wet conditions increase risk of mastitis
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - South Dakota State University Extension Service - News
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NDSU establishes prevented-planting website
Provides analyzer to help producers
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - North Dakota State University - News
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Provides analyzer to help producers
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - North Dakota State University - News
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Sudden death syndrome of soybeans
Disease has been detected in SD
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - South Dakota State University Extension Service - News
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Disease has been detected in SD
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - South Dakota State University Extension Service - News
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Vaccinate for anthrax
Now is the time for livestock producers to get their animals vaccinated against anthrax.
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - North Dakota State University - News
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Now is the time for livestock producers to get their animals vaccinated against anthrax.
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - North Dakota State University - News
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Ag weather network goes wireless
NDDAWN stations undergoing updates
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Forum News Service - News
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NDDAWN stations undergoing updates
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Forum News Service - News
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A closer look at CRP signup
Without looking over my shoulder through the columns I’ve written in May in the past decade, I’m pretty sure the top three topics have been fishing, fishing and probably fishing.
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion
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Without looking over my shoulder through the columns I’ve written in May in the past decade, I’m pretty sure the top three topics have been fishing, fishing and probably fishing.
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion
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Fertilizing change
2 proposed North Dakota nitrogen fertilizer plants could reduce input costs, alter cropping patterns
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Agweek - News
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2 proposed North Dakota nitrogen fertilizer plants could reduce input costs, alter cropping patterns
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Study in extremes
Rains have hampered planting progress for much of the region, but most of the farmers and ranchers in central North Dakota say it took excess moisture to break the drought that they’d expected.
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Rains have hampered planting progress for much of the region, but most of the farmers and ranchers in central North Dakota say it took excess moisture to break the drought that they’d expected.
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Walk the Earth on Father's Day
Fred Kirschenmann, a native of Medina, N.D., is described by some as the “Father of Sustainability” for American agriculture.
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Fred Kirschenmann, a native of Medina, N.D., is described by some as the “Father of Sustainability” for American agriculture.
Monday, June, 10, 2013 - Agweek - News
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The push for nonGMO
In Connecticut, Vermont and Maine, at least one chamber of the state legislature has approved bills that would require the labeling of foods that contain genetically modified ingredients, and similar legislation is pending in more than two dozen other states.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - New York Times News Service - News
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In Connecticut, Vermont and Maine, at least one chamber of the state legislature has approved bills that would require the labeling of foods that contain genetically modified ingredients, and similar legislation is pending in more than two dozen other states.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - New York Times News Service - News
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Seeding into final push
American corn seeding is probably 85 percent with soybeans at 50 percent. Rain is still keeping the last seeding slow. Most North American crops look good and have decent moisture.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News
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American corn seeding is probably 85 percent with soybeans at 50 percent. Rain is still keeping the last seeding slow. Most North American crops look good and have decent moisture.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Problems found at Minn. anhydrous ammonia plants
While ammonium nitrate is not commonly used on Minnesota farms, anhydrous ammonia is. It’s a colorless gas that’s stored under pressure in liquid form. It’s pumped into the soil as a source of nitrogen. The state has 287 anhydrous ammonia storage facilities, and they’re regulated and inspected by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News
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While ammonium nitrate is not commonly used on Minnesota farms, anhydrous ammonia is. It’s a colorless gas that’s stored under pressure in liquid form. It’s pumped into the soil as a source of nitrogen. The state has 287 anhydrous ammonia storage facilities, and they’re regulated and inspected by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Latest news
American Crystal Sugar employees return to work, rainfall soaks counties in North Dakota and Minnesota, and the drought eases in parts of SD.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News
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American Crystal Sugar employees return to work, rainfall soaks counties in North Dakota and Minnesota, and the drought eases in parts of SD.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - News
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Conservation vital element of farm bill
Every U.S. citizen is affected by the farm bill. That includes farmers and ranchers, of course, but also the majority of Americans who enjoy clean water, affordable food and the outdoors.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion
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Every U.S. citizen is affected by the farm bill. That includes farmers and ranchers, of course, but also the majority of Americans who enjoy clean water, affordable food and the outdoors.
Monday, June, 03, 2013 - Agweek - Opinion
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