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Wheat

Figure 1. No-till planted winter wheat emerging after soybeans in eastern Nebraska.

August 31, 2017

Wheat Planting Practices for Eastern Nebraska

By Nathan Mueller - USDA NRCS, State Soil Health Specialist, Paul Hay - Exension Educator, Tyler Williams - Former Cropping Systems Extension Educator, Keith Glewen - Extension Educator Emeritus

Farm Progress Daily Wheat Interview

August 31, 2017

Why Grow Winter Wheat in Eastern Nebraska?

By Nathan Mueller - USDA NRCS, State Soil Health Specialist, Paul Hay - Exension Educator, Tyler Williams - Former Cropping Systems Extension Educator, Keith Glewen - Extension Educator Emeritus

Wheat seeding date map

September 1, 2017

How Winter Wheat Seeding Date Can Have a Major Effect on Yields

By Robert Klein - Western Nebraska Crops Specialist

Field of wheat

September 1, 2017

Q&A - Any Tips for Setting my Drill for Seeding Wheat?

By Paul Jasa - Former Extension Engineer, Retired

Sorghum

September 6, 2017

Department of Agronomy Offers Great Line-up of Fall Seminars

By Department of Agronomy and Horticulture

Field of Svevo soft duran growing in an Idaho field.

September 29, 2017

USDA Researchers Create Soft Durum Wheat

By Jan Suszkiw - USDA Agricultural Research Service News Release

cropwatch graphic

November 20, 2017

Corn Harvest Nears Completion; Wheat Condition Good

cropwatch graphic

January 31, 2018

Nebraska Wheat Rated 48% Good - Excellent

SDN Publication Cover on Big Data

February 2, 2018

How University Ag Researchers, Extension are Wrangling Big Data

Field of winter wheat at harvest

February 27, 2018

Winter Wheat Condition 43% Good-Excellent

Figure 1. Uncontrolled blue mustard in a thin stand of winter wheat. (Photos by Robert Klein)

March 15, 2018

Controlling Weeds in and Fertilizing Winter Wheat, Particularly Late-Seeded Fields

By Robert Klein - Western Nebraska Crops Specialist, Dallas Peterson - Kansas State University Weed Management Specialist

Soybean and corn fields

March 29, 2018

Nebraska Prospective Corn Acreage Drops 3%; Soybeans Drop 2%