Wed.May 29, 2024

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Delaying post-emerge weed control in corn can be costly

Real Agriculture

There are plenty of weedy corn fields across Ontario as a planting season with weather-induced stops and starts has some growers struggling to get crop in the ground and also stay ahead of the weeds. Getting the jump on those weeds, especially in fields relying on post-emergent herbicide programs is critical, says University of Guelph.

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Racial resentment fueled Jan. 6 rebellion and opposition to House probe, scholars find

Berkeley Blog

New research suggests that for some white Americans, "Stop the Steal" refers not just to perceived voter fraud, but to their own loss of status in a more diverse society. The post Racial resentment fueled Jan. 6 rebellion and opposition to House probe, scholars find appeared first on Berkeley News.

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Wheat Pete’s Word, May 29: Turning signals, the value of weed control, stripe rust and sticking with corn

Real Agriculture

It’s a long one! Peter Johnson has lots to say on this episode of Wheat Pete’s Word. It starts with road safety. Be careful out there, especially when turning with traffic behind you. Planting is finishing up for many in Ontario, but some growers just can’t seem to catch a break and miss the rain; Read More It’s a long one! Peter Johnson has lots to say on this episode of Wheat Pete’s Word.

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International Delegation from Bosnia and Herzegovina Visit with NASS and NASDA

NASDA

The National Agricultural Statistics Service International Programs Office recently hosted a delegation from Bosnia and Herzegovina for a knowledge exchange on agricultural survey and census methodologies. This visit, part of the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service Cochran Fellowship Program, included eight delegates from various Bosnia and Herzegovina government agencies, institutes, ministries and industries related to agriculture.

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RealAg Radio: Confidence in marketing plans, marketing risks, and a new AAFC deputy minister, May 29, 2024

Real Agriculture

Thanks for tuning into this Wednesday edition of RealAg Radio! Join Jim McCormick of AgMarket.net for a market update; Hear some Canadian Farmer Sentiment Index data on market direction and confidence in marketing plans; Plus, don’t miss the top agriculture news stories! Thoughts on something we talked about on the show? Connect with host Shaun.

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Why late-planted corn can still yield well

Western FarmPress

Corn Illustrated: Don’t write off late-planted corn. More than planting date influences yield.

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Campus remembers alumnus and donor Jim Simons, brilliant mathematician and investor

Berkeley Blog

The post Campus remembers alumnus and donor Jim Simons, brilliant mathematician and investor appeared first on Berkeley News.

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Unveiling how German cockroaches came to live with humans

AgriLife Today

AgriLife Research study suggests this pest has humans to thank for its evolution The post Unveiling how German cockroaches came to live with humans appeared first on AgriLife Today.

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A new golden rule: ‘He who controls the land controls our food’

Western FarmPress

More Than Dirt: Threats to food supply include Wall Street and foreign ownership of farmland, green energy and yield growth in grain crops.

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The EPA Just Passed the First-Ever Federal Regulations for ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Drinking Water. Here are the Top Five Things You Need to Know.

Modern Farmer

Last month, the EPA passed its first-ever legally enforceable drinking water standards on a handful of PFAS —a group of chemicals used to make non-stick coatings and products that resist heat, oil, water and more. Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances are toxic chemicals and are often referred to as “forever chemicals” because of their tendency to not break down.

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Unpacking the success of U.S. beef in Japan

Western FarmPress

In 2023, U.S. beef exports totaled $10 billion, with nearly $2 billion going to the Japanese market.

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Rangeland conditions vary across state based on moisture, precipitation outlook

AgriLife Today

Texas Crop and Weather Report - May 29, 2024 The post Rangeland conditions vary across state based on moisture, precipitation outlook appeared first on AgriLife Today.

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USDA to decide if egg protein can be grown in potatoes

Western FarmPress

PoLoPo submits its SuperAA platform potato plant to USDA.

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Reflections from the Road: USDA Engages the Southeast with Regional Equity Convening in Georgia

USDA Blog

On May 16, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) held its Southeastern Regional Equity Convening on the grounds of The Sherrod Institute in Albany, Georgia in conjunction with the Institute’s Annual Farm Field Day, focused this year on advancing equity at USDA and ensuring equitable access for farmers to climate-smart practices.

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Gone with the wind, and other planting stories

Western FarmPress

Bow Creek Chronicles: Mishaps, rain delays, flat tires and tornadoes slow planting season, but the process is the same as in my grandfather’s day.

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Florida faces hectic hurricane season. Can science say who will get hit in coming months?

Climate and Agriculture in the Southeast

One question I get asked every hurricane season is where we expect the storms to move this year.

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The rise of ancient grains

Western FarmPress

Generation Now: People’s taste for healthy diets is leading the comeback of once-obscure crops.

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The Carrot Styles: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Carrot styles are integral structures found within the flowers of the carrot plant (Daucus carota).

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Star Farmer carves own dairy path

Western FarmPress

A Trenton FFA member risks tradition, learns a new dairy breed and grows a business.

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Guide to Proper Housing of Sheep and Goats

Agric4profits

In this article, we will be addressing the need and importance of proper housing of sheep and goats to ensure best performance records and profits.

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Still waiting on property tax relief

Western FarmPress

Property tax relief will have to wait for a possible special session, but Nebraska’s Unicameral moved on other key ag issues this spring.

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The Carrot Ovary: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The carrot ovary is a crucial component of the carrot plant's reproductive system, playing a vital role in the process of sexual reproduction.

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Public invited to see prescribed fire training

Western FarmPress

First Forester TREX to be held June 3-6.

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Texas Aggie Rodeo Team headed to College National Finals Rodeo

AgriLife Today

Six Texas A&M students will compete at the highest level of collegiate rodeo in Casper The post Texas Aggie Rodeo Team headed to College National Finals Rodeo appeared first on AgriLife Today.

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Making backyard maple syrup

Western FarmPress

Boxelder trees an option for creating sweet treats right outside your door

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The Carrot Stigmas: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

Carrot stigmas are vital components of the reproductive system of carrot plants (Daucus carota).

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Farm Progress America, May 29, 2024

Western FarmPress

Mike Pearson examines a look at the wheat crop and the higher wheat prices.

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Feeding and Breeding Management of Sheep and Goats

Agric4profits

Sheep and goats are small ruminant livestock commonly raised for their meat, milk, wool, and hides.

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Mental health not only for May

Western FarmPress

Letters From the Farmhouse: A fourth grader’s haiku shines light on the state of farmer mental health.

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The Carrot Peduncle: Economic Importance, Uses, and By-Products

Agric4profits

The carrot peduncle is a critical botanical structure in the life cycle of the carrot plant (Daucus carota), which belongs to the Apiaceae family.

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Beef with a business mindset

Western FarmPress

Beef Brief: One of the tools used by beef herd managers is called FinPack, a financial analysis software service.

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AgriTechNZ News: Opportunities to connect, collaborate and learn

Agritech NZ

The post AgriTechNZ News: Opportunities to connect, collaborate and learn appeared first on AgriTech New Zealand.

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It’s strawberry season in Illinois

Western FarmPress

What’s Cooking in Illinois: ‘Tis the season for fresh, straight-from-the patch strawberries — and a couple of great recipes.

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A Deep Dive into the House Farm Bill

American Farmland

The post A Deep Dive into the House Farm Bill appeared first on American Farmland Trust.

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Edible Ore. plant dates back 3,500 years

Western FarmPress

Study examines legacy of indigenous stewardship of camas.

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‘There are mangroves in Georgia!’ Climate change lures tropical trees to state’s coast

Climate and Agriculture in the Southeast

In the past I have written articles about mangroves in Florida and how they are expanding across the Southeast.

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Join the June 2024 Iowa Barn Tour

Western FarmPress

Slideshow: Tour is slated for the weekend of June 22-23 in Blackhawk and Tama counties.

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