Farm Journal: November 2009

Web Extra

• Busy Agenda for Senate Ag Committee
  
  10/30/2009
  Read more of the interview with Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.).
• Familiar Herbicide Becomes Trait
  
  10/30/2009
  Learn about a new trait coming from Dow AgroSciences.
• 2009 Soybean Diseases
  
  10/30/2009
  Learn about the other soybean diseases that showed up in 2009, as well as the fungicides used to treat white mold.
• Fast Facts, Photos and Maps about Feral Hogs
  
  10/30/2009
  See a photo slideshow of feral hogs and learn some facts about the animals.
• Ongoing Ag Education Efforts
  
  10/30/2009
  Read recent ag-bashing articles and learn about the education efforts helping to bury false claims.

Columnists

• Work Down Debt Now
  
  10/30/2009
  When producers had the opportunity to sell corn two years into the future for historically high prices, they didn’t because they didn’t know what their costs would be.
• Communication: Your Survival Depends on It
  
  10/30/2009
  Communication is to a family business what water is to agriculture—the lifeblood of success.

Soybean Navigator

• Whammed by White Mold
  
  10/30/2009
  Weather favored the disease in 2009—but will it return next year?

Magazine Features

• Trick Your Farm Truck
  
  11/12/2009
  Endless possibilities to make your pickup a perfect fit
• Bull’s-Eye On Your Back
  
  10/30/2009
  It’s time for farmers to speak up on trade disputes, regulations and criticism of production agriculture
• Refuge Revamp
  
  10/30/2009
  New technology shakes up refuge requirements
• Mold Matters
  
  10/30/2009
  Consider Diplodia when you choose hybrids for next year
• Going Hog Wild
  
  10/30/2009
  Feral hogs wreak havoc in farm country to the tune of $1.5 billion
• Wild Beans
  
  10/30/2009
  Genetic diversity could boost soybeans’ genetic potential
• A Fierce Competitor
  
  10/30/2009
  Around corn, velvetleaf juices up its genes
• Corn College Campus
  
  10/30/2009
  Take a look at the happenings from Corn College 2009!
• $100 Ideas
  
  10/30/2009
  Two-in-One Easy-Open Wrench, Halt Residue Buildup, Hail Insurance
• Policy Journal
  
  10/30/2009
  New Senate Ag Committee Chair Has a Packed Agenda, Top News From Washington
• New Products
  
  10/30/2009
  Indoor/Outdoor Welding, Get It Unstuck
• Biofuels Update
  
  10/30/2009
  Ford Develops Biodiesel Compatible Engine, Biodiesel Yields Returns to Soybean Growers, Solving Nutrient Variance in DDGS
• Tailgate Talk, Stand Up and Tell Your Story
  
  10/30/2009
  Stand Up and Tell Your Story, Stat Rack and What A Day!
• Production Journal
  
  10/30/2009
  Editor's Notebook, Farm Journal Test Plot Team Adds Agronomist, Our Washington Access, Win Recognition and a Free Trip
• Crop Tech
  
  10/30/2009
  Volunteer Corn Concerns, Familiar Herbicide Becomes Trait, New Oil Offering
• Farm Show Lineup
  
  10/30/2009
  Take a few days this winter to brush up on the latest production practices and see the newest machinery
• Irrigation School
  
  10/29/2009
  Irrigation School, Aerial Imagery System Helps Save Water, Energy Cost Calculator, Flow Meters, Drought Dodgers
• Machinery Journal
  
  10/29/2009
  G Series Condor Sprayers, Landoll 7430 VT Plus Tillage Tool
• Residue Pays With Water Savings
  
  10/29/2009
  Reduced irrigation pumping means farmers conserve dollars, as well
• Drip by Drip
  
  10/29/2009
  Underground irrigation can pay off in the long term