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Thursday, March 21
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Weeds take off under abnormal warmth
Weeds are taking advantage of abnormally warm conditions. Mike Probst with BASF says growth of several winter annuals has accelerated. “Where maybe around now is the time that we would normally expect some of those fields start greening up, we’ve ...
Thursday, March 21
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Thursday, March 21
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Brownfield Ag News
South central IL farmers worried about soil moisture
Farmers in south central Illinois are worried about the lack of soil moisture heading into planting. David Kleinschmidt, owner of Progressive Agronomy Consulting, says the region is dry… “Comparing today’s date to a year ago and seeing where we fall ...
Thursday, March 21
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Brownfield Ag News
Illinois Farm Bureau strategic planning continues
Last year the Illinois Farm Bureau began a process of self-examination aimed at better meeting the needs of the state’s agriculture industry. Mark Gebhards, chief strategy officer, says reaching younger farmers was one thing that led to development of ...
Wednesday, March 20
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Brownfield Ag News
Montgomery County IL farmers talk cover crops
Farmers in Montgomery County, Illinois are taking to cover crops. Mark Schweizer converted to a cereal rye cover crop system about five years ago, and tells Brownfield he’s already seen benefits… “It just seemed like that ground’s more mellow.” He ...
Wednesday, March 20
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Tuesday, March 19
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Tuesday, March 19
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Rain on the way, climatologist says
Some areas of the Corn Belt could soon receive some much-needed precipitation. Justin Glisan, state climatologist for the Iowa Department of Agriculture, says a more active storm track is expected over the next seven days. “Anywhere from an inch ...
Tuesday, March 19
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Tuesday, March 19
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Early planting brings damping off considerations
A Pioneer agronomist says wet and cold planting conditions can increase the potential of seedling diseases. Matt Montgomery says farmers could see an increased risk of damping off – the rotting of seeds in the soil and destruction ...
Tuesday, March 19
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West Liberty Foods to cut 260 jobs in eastern Iowa
A turkey processing plant in eastern Iowa has announced 260 workers will be laid off beginning next month. West Liberty Foods says it’s discontinuing its ready-to-eat slicing operations in West Liberty, Iowa. First-shift log fabrication operations and turkey harvesting ...
Tuesday, March 19
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NW IL producer: Mild winter good for cows; a concern for crops
A northwest Illinois cow-calf producer says the mild winter was great for calving season. Lou Lamoreux, who farms with his family in Carrol County, tells Brownfield… “Usually, you’re fighting mud and snow and blizzard conditions in February and March.” He ...
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