University of Nebraska–Lincoln Extension

May 9, 2008

Wheat damaged by late spring frost, 2008, Nebraska Panhandle
Last week's snow in the Panhandle damaged wheat, as seen here, but also brought some much-needed moisture. (Photo by Vernon Florke, UNL High Plains Agricultural Lab)
Soil Fertility
Examining High Phosphorus Prices and UNL Recommendations
Wheat Production
Wheat Disease Update
Today's USDA Wheat Forecast
Wheat Plot Tours Scheduled for June
Insect Management
Begin Scouting for Alfalfa and Clover Leaf Weevils
Weed Management
Controlling Problem Weeds In Roundup-Ready Soybean With Soil-Applied Herbicides
Even Pressure A Must In Calibrating Sprayers
UNL Weed Science Web Site Updated, Features Added
Control Winter Annual Weeds to Conserve Moisture
Pesticide Safety
Play it Safe — Lock up Pesticides, Prevent Poisonings
Extension Resources & Programs
Market Journal: Livestock Regulations to Increase with Clean Water Act
AgNews
Drew Lyon named Fenster Professor of Dryland Agriculture
Options for Drought-Depleted Pastures
Olsen, Ibach Receive CASNR Alumni Awards
NDA Funds Second Round Of Riparian Vegetation Proposals
UNL Tours to Showcase Environmentally Friendly Manure Treatment Systems
Swine Seminar Gives Reproduction Information
Crop Reports
Field Updates

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