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Solinftec Partners with IBM for Real-Time Agronomic Insights - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST - Vimarsana News

Solinftec Partners with IBM for Real-Time Agronomic Insights - AG INFORMATION NETWORK OF THE WEST

Solinftec Partners with IBM for Real-Time Agronomic Insights Wednesday Feb 17th, 2021 News Reporter It’s time for your Farm of the Future Report. I’m Tim Hammerich. In a lot of ways, farming is a game of timing. The right information won’t help you if it can’t be processed, presented and acted upon in real time. That real-time agronomic information is what the team and Solinftec are providing to retailers and applicators of ag inputs. Chief operating officer Daniel Padrao says they’ve teamed up with IBM to incorporate their climate-based insights into the platform. Padr...

Source: aginfo.net
Pamplin Media Group - Farm Fair, virtual in '21, set for March 4 - Vimarsana News

Pamplin Media Group - Farm Fair, virtual in '21, set for March 4

Farm Fair, virtual in '21, set for March 4 February 11 2021 For the latest updates on irrigation water, plant diseases, and pest management, local growers will want to register for the Farm Fair For the latest updates on irrigation water, plant diseases, and pest management, local growers will want to register for the 41st Annual Central Oregon Farm Fair, being held virtually via Zoom on Thursday, March 4, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Because of COVID restrictions and the virtual format, there will be no agricultural trade booths this year. A link is now available to register for the...

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Strawberry Mansion Review: Dream Taxation Without Explanation

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Could this white fungus stop the march of the pest fall armyworm in its tracks? - Vimarsana News

Could this white fungus stop the march of the pest fall armyworm in its tracks?

Could this white fungus stop the march of the pest fall armyworm in its tracks? ThuThursday 4 FebFebruary 2021 at 1:08am This image shows two fall armyworms infested with the fungus Nomuraea Rileyi in a corn crop. ( Print text only Key points: Fall armyworm is known to feed on up to 350 plant species, including maize, sorghum and rice The exotic pest was first discovered in Australia in January 2020 in the Torres Strait islands A graduate agronomist has discovered a worm-eating fungus that could provide growers with a valuable biological control But the white coating is actually a pathogenic ...

Source: abc.net.au
Start talking: Tips for spring fertilizer planning - Vimarsana News

Start talking: Tips for spring fertilizer planning

Posted January 8th, 2021 for CHS Now is the time to inform your local cooperative or agronomist about spring fertilizer needs. Jan 08, 2021 The 2020 harvest season was one of the best fall application periods U.S. farmers have seen in years. And with many countries expanding production of potash, phosphates and nitrogen, there will be ample supplies of crop nutrients for U.S. crops in 2021.  “The good news is there isn’t a fertilizer shortage ahead of us,” says Todd Dysle, CHS crop nutrients expert, “but to ensure farmers will have what they need for next s...