Successful soybean production starts with selecting the best seed for your field conditions and management practices. While you can’t affect the weather or many other environmental production factors, you can affect your success by selecting hybrid seeds for better protein quality, higher yield performance, and disease resistance.
Wet soils in alfalfa fields right after cutting can encourage weeds and grasses to get a foothold, but with good management you can help give your alfalfa a competitive edge.
Educators and participants in the Nebraska Agricultural Water Management Demonstration Network will speak about the use of soil moisture sensor technology at special seminars to be held in Alma and Red Cloud on Monday.
With today’s tight irrigation water allocations and high input costs, producers are looking for better irrigation strategies to achieve the most from the water they have and the nitrogen they apply.
On this week's Market Journal an extension specialist in agricultural economics at the University of Missouri looks at how agriculture both adds to and offsets greenhouse gases emissions. Ray Massey says that uUnder current rules only the largest 100 to 150 agriucltural operations will be required to report emissions.
