Wheat
USDA scientists have identified a number of stem rust-resistant wheat varieties and are retesting them to verify their resistance.
If your wheat yields are good but you want to make them great, make plans to participate in one of two Farm Journal Wheat College seminars in early 2012.
Producers faced with very dry soils basically have three main options when seeding wheat.
Under especially dry conditions, the risk of carryover injury to wheat from corn or soybean herbicides is much higher.
The impacts of the weather continue to be evident in our grain crops.
Removing straw has at least one common denominator: exporting nutrients out of the field.
Wheat fields have suffered considerably from the abundant precipitation.
The damage left by above-average rainfall is now showing up in wheat fields.
Flood damage to winter wheat is starting to show up in parts of the Midwest, and in some cases sections of, or entire fields are likely to perish.