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Hepatitis Virus Found On Organic Berries In Eight States
A nationwide outbreak of hepatitis A linked to frozen berries has sickened 118 people in eight states, sending 47 to the hospital, the Centers…
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New N Test, ‘Subsurfer’ Injector To Highlight 2013 Manure Science Review
Ohio State University’s 2013 Manure Science Review, an educational program for farmers, livestock managers, certified crop advisers, professional engineers and others, is August 6…
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Herbicide Challenges When Replanting After Bad Weather
From University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension specialist Bruce Anderson: Crop disasters like drought, flash floods, hail, insects and tornadoes can happen any time. When it…
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Peterson Farm Brothers To Perform At 2013 Farm Science Review
YouTube sensation ‘The Peterson Farm Brothers’ will perform at the 2013 Farm Science Review, capturing the spirit of the “Break New Ground” theme of…
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Report: High-Fructose Corn Syrup Not Solely Responsible For Obesity Epidemic
From the study (High-Fructose Corn Syrup: Separating Facts from Myths) Executive Summary: “Since the 1970s, the use of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS) in the…
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Explosion At CF Industries Nitrogen Plant; One Worker Killed, Seven Injured
One worker remained hospitalized on Saturday following an explosion at a Donaldsonville, LA, nitrogen production plant on Friday that killed one worker and injured…
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Irrigation Technology Company Netafim Wins Stockholm Industry Water Award
Netafim, a global leader in drip and micro-irrigation technology and the world’s largest irrigation company, announced today it has been named the 2013 Stockholm…
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Delayed Spring Plantings Causing Acreage Shift
Rainfall in the U.S. Midwest will continue to slow late plantings of corn and soybeans, but the moisture will boost growth and development of…
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Black Cutworms, Armyworms Concerns For Growers
Jill Scheidt, agronomy specialist with University of Missouri Extension in Barton County, scouted area fields to prepare this week’s field scouting report. Scheidt says…
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New Climate App Helps Farmers Track Key Temperatures
A new University of Nebraska-Lincoln smartphone app helps agricultural producers track key temperatures. The Climate App publishes maps that show recent highs, lows, and…
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