News and Reports

• Corn College Agendas Posted for Events in Illinois
  
  05/21/2012
  Join Farm Journal in the field this summer.
• Corn College Registration Open for 2012 Events
  
  11/08/2011
  Farm Journal will host a series of events from classroom seminars to in-the-field demonstrations.
• 2012 Corn College Event Registration Open
  
  10/20/2011
  Farm Journal posts dates and locations for its series of events.
• Corn College TV Kicks Off Season 2
  
  08/28/2011
  The show is available on RFD-TV, online and through some local TV stations.
• Test Plots Celebrate Two Decades at Corn College Events
  
  08/06/2011
  This harvest will mark the 20th crop of independent data.
• Identify Damage from Spider Mites
  
  08/04/2011
  Spider mites can be small and hard to see in the field.
• Set Sprayers for Success
  
  08/04/2011
  Farmers learn how to head to the field with confidence when spraying.
• Ohio Farmer's Crop Report Heading into Crop Tour
  
  08/03/2011
  At Soybean College, Bill Bayliss shares his thoughts on the 2011 growing season.
• Kip Cullers Reviews His Lessons From Soybean College
  
  08/03/2011
  The world-record holder for soybean yield shares his tips from this week’s event.
• Father-Son Team Develops Gauge Wheel System
  
  08/02/2011
  Wheel system design is universal to all brands of seed planters and drills.
• Two Soybean Farmers Report Once in a Lifetime Crops
  
  08/02/2011
  These Soybean College attendees say their best crop is in the field for harvest 2011.
• Kip Cullers Answers the Top Two Questions
  
  08/02/2011
  The world-champion soybean grower presented at this week’s Soybean College.
• New York Farmers Reunite at Soybean College
  
  08/02/2011
  Arnold Richardson and William Tack ran into each other at Soybean College after 25 years.
• Ensure Your Samples Can be Tested
  
  08/02/2011
  Here are the top tips to make sure your field samples can provide accurate results.
• Soybean College Crop Comments Round Up
  
  08/01/2011
  Here's a sample of what Soybean College attendees say their fields look like.