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What does the word “stockpile” mean to you? Our understanding of the meaning is to “store away for future use.”
What does the word “stockpile” mean to you? Our understanding of the meaning is to “store away for future use.”
Historical trends of grain yield improvement offer us a glimpse of yields yet to come, although, like the stock markets, past performance is no guarantee of the future.
The USDA recently released their first monthly crop report on August 12, which includes crop production data for the U.S., including estimates for 2021 area harvested, yield, and total production.
Fancy colored yield maps are fine for verifying grain yields at the end of the harvest season, but bragging rights for the highest corn yields are established earlier than that down at the Main Street Cafe, on the corner of 5th and Earl.
I received a phone call from a shepherd many years ago. He was confused as to why his ewes refused to eat what appeared to be beautiful alfalfa hay.
Two forage educational events are being held in southern Indiana on August 20 and 21. Preregistration is required for both events.
This six session series focuses on irrigation topics such as irrigation management, irrigation efficiency, new and expanding irrigation projects and a weather and crop update.
The water needs of corn peak in July and taper off in August as we near dent stage.
The heavy rain events and somewhat cooler temperatures prior to this week’s heatwave increased disease pressure in hemp.
I hope you take more time evaluating what forage species and variety of that species should be purchased than the time taken to buy a vegetable at the grocery store. I
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