Farm Journal: October 2010

Magazine Features

• Don’t Panic Over Taxes!
  
  10/10/2010
  The mainstream media, and many a town crier, are using the return of the estate tax to foreshadow the-end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it.
• Tailgate Talk: All Hands on Deck at Corn College
  
  10/04/2010
  Tailgate Talk: All Hands on Deck at Corn College
• Heavy Duty Heaven
  
  10/04/2010
  These new 2011 Chevy and GMC models come with more power, frame and suspension for work on the farm
• Outlook: Topsy-Turvy Markets
  
  10/04/2010
  Outlook: Topsy-Turvy Markets
• Policy Journal: Disaster Money Finally Set to Go
  
  10/04/2010
  Policy Journal: Disaster Money Finally Set to Go
• The Stage Is Set
  
  10/04/2010
  Could winds of change be headed for Washington? Political analysts and history indicate yes
• Bittersweet Battle
  
  10/04/2010
  Bio-beet ruling leaves growers in limbo.
• Best of Blogs
  
  10/04/2010
  See what you’ve been missing online—it’s all at AgWeb.com
• Friday Markets Report
  
  10/04/2010
  Review of summer market reports shows volatility ahead
• Ask an Agronomist
  
  10/04/2010
  Farm Journal agronomists answer reader questions
• Compaction Action
  
  10/04/2010
  A wet spring and heavier machinery could lead to soil problems this fall
• Taking the First Steps
  
  10/04/2010
  Our ­Legacy Project workshops provide a workbook and practical steps to help get you started on a succession plan.
• Eye in the Sky
  
  10/01/2010
  New mapping tool provides an effective field checkup
• Clash of Opinions
  
  10/01/2010
  Livestock producers at the Department of Justice’s competition forum in Fort Collins find lots to disagree about
• Mobile Meetings Tour
  
  10/01/2010
  Company road show canvasses the country.
• Find Us on Facebook
  
  10/01/2010
  There are many reasons for you to connect with us on this popular site.
• Return to the Roots
  
  10/01/2010
  Building from its diversity in manufacturing, Landoll Corporation renews its focus on the ag equipment market
• Editor's Notebook: Time For All of Us To Take Action
  
  10/01/2010
  As the nation’s most respected farm magazine, we feel a keen responsibility to do right by farmers.
• Join Our Outreach Effort
  
  10/01/2010
  The newly established Farm Journal Agricultural Foundation takes bold steps to fight hunger, stand up for agriculture
• Nail Down Seed Choices
  
  10/01/2010
  Use field days and test data to leverage your selection process, boost production

Web Extra

• Fix Soil Compaction
  
  10/02/2010
  Learn about fixing soil compaction.
• Additional Ear Protection Crop Technology
  
  10/02/2010
  Syngenta’s Barry Soliday explains his company's latest earworm protection technology.
• Lineup of GMC's 2011 Trucks
  
  10/02/2010
  Here's a tour of GMC's portfoilio of pick-ups.
• Planter Technology Institute from Precision Planting
  
  10/01/2010
  Gregg Sauder, founder and owner of Precision Planting, explains the companys road show that brings a multimedia experience to farmers across the country.
• How to Identify SDS Symptoms
  
  09/29/2010
  University of Illinois plant pathologist Carl Bradley heads to the field to see SDS symptoms.

Columnists

• Opening Day—the Ultimate Buzzkill
  
  10/01/2010
  Ah, the first day of planting. Or harvest. Or vacation. Or marriage.

Soybean Navigator

• Stop Soybean Cyst
  
  10/01/2010
  This silent killer continues to spread

Corn Navigator

• Opportunity Knocks
  
  10/04/2010
  An early harvest season offers a chance to fix two years’ worth of ruts and compaction

Departments

• Irrigation Journal: Calculate Crop and Ethanol Yields
  
  10/04/2010
  Irrigation Journal: Calculate Crop and Ethanol Yields
• $100 Ideas: Inspired by a Close Call
  
  10/04/2010
• Machinery Journal: Gators Geared for Adventure
  
  10/04/2010
• Machinery Journal: New Machines Ready for Harvest
  
  10/04/2010
  Claas of America introduces its Lexion 700 Series combines. These models stretch across Classes 6, 7, 8, 9 and even Class 10. The series features the Accelerated Pre-Separation threshing system.
• Machinery Journal: Ready to Rumble
  
  10/04/2010
  The 2011 AGCO Corporation product lineup is designed to be rugged and sturdy, yet nimble enough to handle volatile weather conditions at planting or harvest.
• New Products
  
  10/04/2010
  New products from the around farm country
• Biofuels Update
  
  10/04/2010
• Tech Journal
  
  10/04/2010
• Crop Tech
  
  10/04/2010
• Production Journal
  
  10/01/2010