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Laurie Noble/Getty Images Wheat Wisdom Webinars will be held every Wednesday for the next five weeks. Feb 23, 2021 The Michigan Wheat Program’s Wheat Wisdom Webinar series will feature Phil Needham of Needham Ag Technologies in Calhoun, Ky., on Feb. 24. The weekly programs occur via Zoom and Facebook, beginning at 8 a.m. Wednesdays and run about 90 minutes. Needham, who grew up on a family farm in eastern England, will present "Fall Wheat Management and Combine Residue Management." Needham graduated from Lincolnshire College of Agriculture and then Cranfield Univer...

Facebook Michigan Wheat Program’s wheat-tastic 2021 winter webinars begin The Michigan Wheat Program’s six-part Wheat Wisdom Webinar series kicks off next week both via zoom and Facebook. Post to Facebook Michigan Wheat Program’s wheat-tastic 2021 winter webinars begin The Michigan Wheat Program’s six-part Wheat Wisdom Webinar series kicks off next week both via zoom and Facebook. Check out this story on FarmersAdvance.com: https://www.farmersadvance.com/story/news/2021/02/17/michigan-wheat-programs-wheat-tastic-2021-winter-webinars-begin/6758827002/ CancelSend Posted! ...

Wheat webinar series features Facebook live option February 11, 2021 Facebook live options added to 2021 Wheat Wisdom Webinar Series, with first speaker Angie Setzer focusing on marketing. Angie Setzer will talk about wheat marketing at the first Wheat Wisdom Webinar on Feb. 17. Photo by Dennis Pennington, MSU. Michigan State University Extension and the Michigan Wheat Program’s six-part Wheat Wisdom Webinar Series kicks off Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021 at 8 a.m. via Zoom with a focus on wheat marketing for 2021 and beyond. Each Wednesday webinar begins at 8 a.m. and runs 90 minutes. The webin...

Ginger Rowsey Tennessee farmer Hunter Hooper planted 1,700 acres of wheat this fall during a good October planting window. With wheat acres on the rise, producers are looking for management strategies to optimize yields. Wheat acres have been trending downward for the past eight years, but that may change in 2021. USDA is estimating a 1.7 million acre jump in wheat over the next year, with much of that increase coming from winter wheat.  What’s driving the renewed interest? Here, in the Midsouth, two things — price and weather. At planting, prices for...