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| Pros and cons of applying nitrogen in spring vs. fall |
| URBANA, Ill. – Nitrogen applied as anhydrous ammonia in the fall is an effective source of nitrogen for the corn crop, but it is also a little more subject to loss, compared to nitrogen applied in the spring, according to a University of Illinois (U of Ill.) agronomist. |
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| No-tilling can prevent loss of soil moisture during drought conditions |
| AMES, Iowa – Excessively dry soil conditions this season make field preparation and tillage this fall challenging, even though a dry soil condition is preferred for conducting tillage operations, according to Mahdi Al-Kaisi, Iowa State University (ISU) professor of soil management. |
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| Indiana Corn and Soybean forum going virtual |
| INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.— With COVID-19 restrictions still preventing many public gatherings, the Indiana Corn Growers Association (ICGA) and Indiana Soybean Alliance Membership and Policy Committee (ISA) staff have moved the annual Indiana Corn and Soybean Forum to a virtual format. Instead of a one-day event, this year’s Forum will offer daily online presentations from Monday, Nov. 30 through Friday, Dec. 4. |
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| Dairy companies working through pandemic-related issues |
| COLUMBUS, Ohio – While dairy facilities have made progress in dealing with the impacts of COVID-19, some issues still remain, according to representatives of three dairy-related companies. |
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| Clay Fredericks joins UPI as beef on dairy manager |
| Columbus, Ohio — United Producers, Inc. (UPI), the Midwest’s largest livestock marketing cooperative, is pleased to announce Clay Fredericks has joined its team as the beef on dairy manager. |
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| Ceres Solutions adding new dispensers for higher ethanol blends |
| RENSSELAER, Ind. – More gasoline containing a higher percentage of ethanol is going to be available to motorists with help from USDA. |
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| Alabama farmers think beyond ‘organic’ for healthy foods |
| CULLMAN, Ala. (AP) — Heritage Hills Farmstead’s Karl and Karli Amonite began growing their own meat and eggs on Karli’s family farm years ago as a way of providing their small family with better quality food. Then their organically-grown produce operation began to grow, well, organically. |
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| Nebraska hemp processing plant to open in early 2021 |
| PLEASANTON, Neb. (AP) – When the Sweetwater Hemp Co.’s 16,000-square-foot hemp processing plant is operational in a few months, it will be the largest ice water extraction facility in the United States. |
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| Grant provides Kentucky veterans opportunity to pursue farm careers |
| Frankfort, Ky. – Kentucky veterans looking to enter the farming business will be getting a boost thanks to a new grant from the USDA |
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| Hoosier Ag Today continues dominance of farmer radio listening choices |
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