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Illinois Groups Address Growing Need For Ag Teachers
Illinois has a growing need for agricultural education teachers, and now new, innovative opportunities are available to attract more students…
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Comment Needed On Fertilizer Application Standard
Input is being sought in the development of an American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE) standard for evaluating…
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Specialist: Residual Herbicides No Match For Wet Soil
Soil-applied herbicides can knock out a grower’s toughest weeds but the chemical products are no match against soggy fields, says…
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High-Tech Inspiration
If you haven’t really jumped onto the precision agriculture bandwagon yet, or your program seems to be in a rut,…
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Experts Seek Improved Ag Equipment Safety On Public Roads
Improving safety on roads that farm equipment share with other vehicles needs greater attention from governmental entities, according to a…
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Deere Updates Operating Model
Deere & Company has introduced a new global operating model that will combine the technology, expertise, experience, channels, and investments…
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Ag Health Study Results Now Online
U.S. EPA has recently developed a new Web page that describes information that the Agricultural Health Study (AHS) is providing…
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Black Cutworm On The Move
Corn is top of mind as growers tune up equipment and begin planting this spring. However, damaging corn pests, including…
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New California Low Carbon Standards Will Have Ag Impact
After a marathon debate, the California Air Resources Board (CARB) last week adopted a regulation that calls for the reduction…
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Soyfoods Lesson ‘Soy’ Easy
April is National Soyfoods Month, and the state of Michigan’s latest effort to introduce soyfoods to residents, including future chefs,…
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Hydraulic Fertilizer Cart Linkage Saves Times
A new hydraulic linkage for Yetter fertilizer carts cuts your grower-customers’ time, and that’s a good thing. When time is…
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Corn Planting Progress Slow
According to the latest National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) Weekly Crop Progress Report, 5 percent of the 2009 U.S. corn…
