The 2017 Field and Forage Crop Season
Extension specialist Damon Smith speaks on the 2017 Field and Forage Crop Season.
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Extension specialist Damon Smith speaks on the 2017 Field and Forage Crop Season.
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Shawn Conley, UW-Extension soybean and small grains specialist, speaks on the 2017 soybean-growing season.
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Sharpening the pencil to analyze the cost of crop production is more important than ever with commodity prices at or below production costs. It is critical to focus on crops enterprise budgets as well as the whole farm balance sheets. These are among the topics to be discussed at the University of Wisconsin-Extension 2017 Agronomy Day to be held on Feb. 23, 2017 starting at 10 a.m. at the Five Pillars Restaurant, Random Lake.
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Damon Smith, Extension field crop pathologist, is visiting with us this week to tell us about corn and soybean mold. He lets us know what causes it and what we can do.
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Shawn Conley how weather variations affect soybeans
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Shawn Conley explains what crop rotations are, and the value they have
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Shawn Conley says the 2012 Wisconsin soybean crop is hanging on looking for rain.
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David Moll talks about the prospects for the grain market.
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Contact: John Shutske, 608-262-1445, shutske@wisc.edu Agricultural economists and commodity specialists from University of Wisconsin-Madison and UW-Extension will talk about the financial health of Wisconsin agriculture and the outlook for the year to come at the fourth-annual Wisconsin Agricultural Economic Outlook forum in Madison on Jan. 19. The event coincides with the release of the 2011 […]
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Contact: Ken Barnett, 715-355-4561, khbarnett@wisc.edu The costs for growing alfalfa, corn, soybeans and wheat in Wisconsin are predicted to be more in 2011 than in 2010. Fertilizer prices will be higher in 2011. There has been volatility in the price this fall. Seed prices are expected to be slightly higher, but pesticides should be relatively […]
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