Spring is here and Beck's Practical Farm Research (PFR)® team is excited to celebrate our 60th year of providing unbiased agronomic research to help farmers succeed. Check out the latest episode of The DIG as the guys breakdown some of our most exciting and innovative studies for this year.
Editor’s note: The following was written by Virgil Schmitt, Iowa State University Extension field agronomist in southeast Iowa, for the Integrated Crop Management blog April 10.
As the winter chill gradually fades away and the warmer temperatures of spring emerge, it’s time for property owners to focus their attention on their post-frame buildings. The changing seasons bring with them the need to thoroughly inspect your pole barn for any damages that may have occurr…
Unsure how to maximize your soybean harvest? From insights into the ideal planting window, cover crop termination, and the power of planter box additives, this episode is packed with practical tips to set your soybean crop up for a profitable season!
In this episode of The Dig, Beck's experts discuss how biologicals can improve the health and ROI of your corn and soybean crops. The video covers topics such as the different types of biologicals available, the benefits of using biologicals, and how to choose the right biologicals for your …
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Editors’ note: The following was written by Meaghan Anderson, Iowa State University Extension agronomist in central Iowa, for the Integrated Crop Management News website March 12.
Editor’s note: The following was written by Angie Rieck-Hinz, Iowa State University Extension agronomist for North Central Iowa, for the Integrated Crop Management blog March 12.
On his drives home from Colorado to southern Minnesota, wind turbines were a familiar sight for Dan Kaffine.
During Episode 37 of The DIG, Aaron and Collin break down the top three most interesting findings about soybeans in PFR in 2023.
HOUSTON, Texas — For most farmers, it is shaping up to be an early start to the field prep and planting process in 2024.
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HOUSTON, Texas — The farm bill was the major topic on the minds of commodity group members at the 2024 Commodity Classic.
HOUSTON, Texas — In an effort to boost demand for corn products, the National Corn Growers Association is partnering with a venture capital firm, Radicle, to help research new end uses.
Editor’s note: The following was written by Wilfrid Calvin, Tatum Dwyer and Fei Yang with the University of Minnesota for the Minnesota Crop News website Feb. 20.
Editor’s note: The following was written by Mark Licht, Iowa State University associate professor and Extension cropping systems specialist, for the Integrated Crop Management blog Feb. 15.
Many farmers have been looking to plant soybeans earlier in recent years.
FBi Buildings is thrilled to announce our newest drop lot location in Princeton, Illinois.
Despite big snowfall totals in January and rains throughout the Midwest, drought features prominently across Iowa and Missouri at the start of March.
Many of the challenges in modern farming are found in trying to establish a balance between production and conservation, ensuring sufficient yields while also enhancing land quality.
Insects may be enjoying this warmer-than-average winter, and a swarm is expected to arrive in 2024.
A recent decision by a federal judge in Arizona caused alarm for farmers who use the herbicide dicamba.
Editor’s note: The following was written by Meaghan Anderson, Iowa State University field agronomist in central Iowa, and Micheal Owen, professor emeritus, for the Integrated Crop Management News website Feb. 13.
Fertilizer prices are on the decline as planting season approaches.
COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri soybean yields have the potential to reach or exceed national averages, says University of Missouri Extension state soybean specialist Andre Reis.