Tag: Cover Crops

The rules that companies must follow when spraying pesticides in Idaho underwent review this summer. Following a couple public comment periods, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture proposed changes to the ...

Crop-dusting planes were in the skies over Allegan and Ottawa counties earlier this week, providing an exciting show of aerial acrobatics. However, they were not dropping chemicals on growing crops ...

The Holmes Soil and Water Conservation District will conduct its aerial cover crop program (weather permitting) on Tuesday, Sept. 8, from the Holmes County Airport. Fisher Ag Services from Cardington will ...

Many fields have been ravaged by adverse weather this year in Iowa. On top of drought and hail, a devastating derecho windstorm steam-rolled a wide swath of Iowa starting in ...

Last August, Bruce Potter, plant pathologist at the Southwest Research and Outreach Center office in Lamberton, Minn. said, “So far it’s been a slow year for aphids.”  This year, Potter ...

With the harvest season fast approaching, Peoples Company Land Managers are working to finalize plans for fall 2020 cover crops.  Extending living green cover after the cash crop is harvested ...

It’s not every day when a scientific discovery published in the Physical Review Letters has relevance to your farm. A basic science discovery announced recently at Purdue University is the ...

The Israeli agtech startup, which utilizes drones for its AI-powered crop image analysis system, doubles its fundraising power…   Today (Tuesday) Israeli agtech startup, Taranis, announced a $30 million funding round, bringing ...

Take a look as Nebraska's Ryan Wells speaks on the misconceptions of the Chemigation of pesticides through pivot irrigation. Ryan shows through mathematic equations and visual aide simulations to demonstrate. ...

Tassel time is go time for seed production field crews and fungicide application. For Joel Meyer during peak aerial application season it would take one and a half full-time employees ...