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Andrew Little

Andrew Little

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Asst Professor School of Natural Resources University of Nebraska–Lincoln

Work Hardin Hall (HARH) 306 South

Lincoln NE 68583-0973

US

Work 402-219-1913

alittle6@unl.edu

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Outstanding Wildlife Technical Paper of the Year, Southeastern Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies, 2018

Meet Andrew Little

Fusarium Head Blight May Require Quick Response


Figure 1. Flowering wheat heads.

Skip-Row Planting Sorghum for Improved Drought Tolerance

May 29, 2009

Skip row sorghum test plot near Sidney

Figure 1. Field trial of skip-row sorghum in wheat residue near Sidney.

Controlling Volunteer Corn in Soybean

May 29, 2009

Ranking Weed Competitiveness in Soybean

May 29, 2009 Weed scientists have developed a scale for ranking the competitiveness of weed species, allowing producers to identify the most problematic species and develop a comprehensive control plan tailored to fit their weed problem.

Raise Cutting Height When First Alfalfa Harvest Is Delayed

May 29, 2009 If you've had to delay your first cutting of alfalfa, consider adjusting your cutting height.Even if it is not blooming heavily, you might be surprised to find that it already has started to grow the next cutting.

Pasture Grubs More Common

May 29, 2009 Grubs have been a problem in lawns for many years, so it's really no surprise that they have moved to pastures, especially those dominated by bluegrass. Growers in many counties in eastern and central Nebraska have reported grubs in scattered areas within pastures.

Countering Heat Damage To Moist Hay

May 29, 2009 Did you bale some first cutting hay a little tough due to high humidity and frequent rain showers? If so, it could mold, spoil, or suffer heat damage.

Cold Weather Likely Cause of Many Cedar Deaths

May 29, 2009 A large number of eastern redcedar trees in south central Nebraska died this spring, probably from very cold temperatures in March.