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Options With Your Landscape Mulch
ANGELINA CO., Texas — Below the trees of every forest, you see is a layer of cushioned layer of leaves. While the top is dry, you can kick away the layers to reveal a moist, decomposing layer near the soil that is feeding the roots and holding in the moisture. If you haven’t already, we…
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South Dakotans will vote on carbon pipeline bill that could determine future of Summit pipeline
South Dakotans will vote on carbon pipeline bill that could determine future of Summit pipeline Bemidji Pioneer
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Weather slows down seed corn production
A production agronomist at Beck’s Hybrids says severe weather has impacted the company’s corn seed production. The severe storms that have moved through the Midwest have caused some green snap in corn at various Beck’s Hybrids locations. Darin Lucas says recent rains have been beneficial for the crop, but… “The hurricane just recently, that presented some challenges,”…
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Can Bees Recognize Faces?
RALEIGH, N.C. — Can Bees Recognize Faces? The short answer? Yes. But there’s a bit more to the story. Recently David Tarpy, professor of applied ecology at NC State and all-around beekeeping expert, sat down with the Audio Abstract to talk bees. One of the questions that came up when talking about how bees see the…
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Ukraine grain harvest under attack
Grain harvest under attack AgUpdate
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WATCH: Tourists Flee For Safety From Yellowstone Explosion
WATCH: Tourists Flee For Safety From Yellowstone Explosion kezj.com
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Colorado requiring dairies to test milk for bird flu
Colorado requiring dairies to test milk for bird flu Yahoo News Canada
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Ample supply outlook halts rally in soybeans, corn
Ample supply outlook halts rally in soybeans, corn ZAWYA
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Proposed NE Property Tax Relief Plan Would Make Things Worse?
Proposed Nebraska Property Tax Relief Plan Would Make Things Worse Tax Foundation
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Heat wave settles in over U.S. West, raising wildfire risk
Heat wave settles in over U.S. West, raising wildfire risk MSN
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Chicago soybean futures hold steady
Chicago soybean futures hold steady Business Recorder
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South Africa’s president signs Climate Change Bill into law
South Africa’s president signs Climate Change Bill into law News.Az
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OSHA Proposes First-Ever Rule to Address Employee Heat Exposure
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) couldn’t have timed the weather for its proposal for a federal rule to reduce heat injury and illness better — in the midst of July heat waves across the U.S. But timing isn’t everything and certainly isn’t a guarantee that the proposal will become a…
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Earlier silking for this year’s corn crop cycle
Earlier silking for this year’s corn crop cycle Ag Proud
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Check Roots for Soybean Cyst Nematode
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is quietly expanding its presence in Ohio, with increasing numbers across the state. Fields affected by SCN might not show aboveground visible symptoms, but SCN females can be detected attached to soybean roots six to eight weeks after planting. We encourage Ohio soybean growers to actively manage SCN…
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NE: Special session coming to tackle property tax relief
Special session coming to tackle property tax relief Farm Progress
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Sen. Grassley says he trusts Trump, or at least our checks and balances
Within our checks and balances, Grassley says he trusts Trump Fort Dodge Messenger
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Weather is generally being good to corn/soybeans
Weather is generally being good to corn/soybeans norfolkneradio.com
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U.S. grains: Soybeans, corn touch two-week highs on short-covering, weather
U.S. grains: Soybeans, corn touch two-week highs on short-covering, weather Grainews
