Weeds no walk in the park for soybean growers - High Plains Journal
While soybean acres may increase in 2024 growers will need to stay on top of weed and disease pressure, Dave Bergmeier writes.
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While soybean acres may increase in 2024 growers will need to stay on top of weed and disease pressure, Dave Bergmeier writes.
LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska Extension, in collaboration with the Nebraska Soybean Board and Nebraska Corn Board and their respective associations, are excited to announce the consolidation of the Fremont Corn Expo and the Nebraska Soybean...
The Aksarben Foundation is accepting applications for the Nebraska Pioneer Farm and Nebraska Heritage Farm Awards. The Nebraska Corn Board is set to meet in Grand Island. And two expos
WAUKESHA, Wis. — The SCN Coalition provides a variety of educational resources to help more farmers understand the importance of soil testing for actively managing soybean cyst nematode (SCN) — North America’s most damaging and costly soybean pathogen. “A...
After a two-year hiatus, the Fremont Corn Expo is back.