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The weather conditions may trigger another year for these two corn diseases.

Information about Sugarcane Aphids.

Soybean Watch: Even if most of the field is OK to plant, some spots may be on the heavy side.

Moderate drought for as little as five consecutive days can cause major damage in corn, according to University of Missouri Extension agronomist Bill Wiebold.

Once tasseling, silking, and pollination are complete, or nearly complete, producers can begin to estimate corn yield potential. 

Farm and ranch families across the High Plains are now busily preparing for another annual summer tradition - the county fair. For most 4-H members, that event will not look the same as in years past

Potassium deficiency can decrease soybean yield more than 50% across soil types that range from sandy loam to clay loam, says LSU soil fertility specialist Rasel Parvej.

Every American has a part to play in slowing the spread of coronavirus.

We are entering the time window in Kansas where corn producers should be scouting fields and assessing the need for a foliar fungicide application.

Summer is upon us and the reality is that it means long workdays are ahead for farmers and ranchers and the agribusinesses that support them.

Dirt is what you sweep under the cabin rug, but soil is a living ecosystem that sustains plants, animals, and humans.

A cool, wet May has given way to a hot, dry June, and that’s just fine with cotton growers who, as late as the last week of May, were seeing acres too wet to plant.

There have been some extremely high temperatures during the last week in Kansas.

As harvest begins in some parts of the U.S., we want to share our annual wheat harvest photo contest. 

A common obstacle to bountiful wheat harvests is the central Plains is more pervasive than many growers realize, but a study led by the Agricultural Research Service spells out how it can be readily overcome.