University of Nebraska Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension

Multiple “hidden” problems, including compaction, insects and an insect-vectored disease in a low-yielding sunflower field created a mystery for both the producer and investigating extension educator. See this week's story for more. (IANR Photo)

November 22, 2006

Tillage
No-till leads yields in long-term tillage field comparison
Nutrient Management
Nebraska Phosphorus Index adds an erosion calculator
Sunflower Production
Unraveling the mystery of a low-yielding sunflower field
Winter Extension Programs
Corn/Soybean Profitability Workshops set for December 18-22
Cornhusker Economics Management and Outlook Conferences start in January
Crop Protection Clinics: What you need to know for 2007
Skip-row corn meetings explore its use and Nebraska field trial results
Nebraska Soybean Day and Machinery Expo features benefits of biofuels
Registration deadline nears for No-till Winter Conferences in western Nebraska
Workshop emphasizes planning for success of handing down family farms
Going organic? Learn the steps involved and the support mechanisms available
Learning the basics of bio-diesel — growing your own fuel
Weather Data
Soil temperature records are updated daily and available in CropWatch Weather
Field Updates and Ag News
Field updates
USDA: Nebraska soybean harvest sets record; corn harvest down 3% from last year
Renewable resources and more efficient uses could calm energy price swings
Rural Poll reflects reservations about Latino immigration to Nebraska

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