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Crops day in Waseca looks at emergence and growth in early planted corn - Vimarsana News

Crops day in Waseca looks at emergence and growth in early planted corn

The Jan. 13 winter crops day at the University of Minnesota Southern Research and Outreach Center in Waseca also included presentations on agronomics to advance corn production, integrating cover crops into corn and soybean weed management systems, nitrogen and weed management and herbicide drift research.

Source: agweek.com
AgweekTV Full Show: WOTUS, Ellingson Simmentals, cybersecurity, Minnesota crops update - Vimarsana News

AgweekTV Full Show: WOTUS, Ellingson Simmentals, cybersecurity, Minnesota crops update

This week on AgweekTV, agriculture anticipates the worst as EPA rewrites the waters of the U.S. rule. We kick off our Agweek Livestock Tour at a well-known North Dakota Simmental operation. Agriculture tightens cybersecurity to protect the food supply. And farmers get updates on the latest agronomic research from the University of Minnesota.

Source: agweek.com
Was October 2021 the Warmest Ever? [Listen] - Vimarsana News

Was October 2021 the Warmest Ever? [Listen]

Listen to Scientist Tom Hoverstad talk about our October 2021 weather which was on track to be the warmest ever, until the last 10 days!

Was October 2021 the Warmest Ever? [Listen] - Vimarsana News

Was October 2021 the Warmest Ever? [Listen]

Listen to Scientist Tom Hoverstad talk about our October 2021 weather which was on track to be the warmest ever, until the last 10 days!

Tom Hoverstad SROC September Weather Warm and Dry [Listen] - Vimarsana News

Tom Hoverstad SROC September Weather Warm and Dry [Listen]

Tom Hoverstad Scientist at the Southern Research and Outreach Center at Waseca said the the pattern continued in September, warm and dry.