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Arkansas Row Crops · Nov 14, 2019
Could new herbicide technologies revolutionize rice farming? This episode dives into the latest advancements in herbicide technology for rice, focusing on the new full-page hybrids from RiceTech. These hybrids, 7321FP and 7521FP, promise competitive...
Arkansas Row Crops · Oct 11, 2019
What happens when unexpected weather patterns disrupt rice harvesting? Recent conditions in Arkansas have led to surprising changes in rice milling yields, particularly head rice yields. As harvest began in August, high daytime temperatures...
Arkansas Row Crops · Oct 7, 2019
Could the timing of fertilizer applications be the key to maximizing crop yields? This episode dives into the debate between fall and spring applications of phosphorus and potassium fertilizers, emphasizing the importance of soil...
Arkansas Row Crops · Sep 20, 2019
What if the weather patterns this year are changing the way rice is harvested? The discussion highlights the rapid drop in grain moisture levels due to a unique dry spell, which is impacting the...
Arkansas Row Crops · Sep 6, 2019
Could late planting actually lead to better rice yields this year? As harvest progresses in Arkansas, reports indicate that while yields are expected to be slightly down from last year, many fields are performing...
Arkansas Row Crops · Aug 29, 2019
Could your rice harvest be at risk due to timing? Recent discussions highlight the importance of harvest aids, particularly sodium chlorate, in optimizing yields for hybrid rice varieties. Research indicates that applying harvest aids...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 10, 2026
What does the USDA's latest adjustment mean for rice and cotton markets? The USDA has cut new crop rice ending stocks by 11.9 million hundredweight to 30.9 million, primarily due to reductions in old...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 13, 2026
What happens when a major buyer like China boosts soybean purchases? A Missouri farmer believes this trend could positively influence not just soybeans, but also cotton, rice, and the cattle industry. Jason Bean from...
Brownfield Ag News · Jul 13, 2026
As drought conditions threaten corn yields in northeast Missouri, farmers are anxiously awaiting rain. Jody Ketsenberg, a local farmer, expressed concern during corn pollination, stating, "We have our fingers crossed for a rain." In...
Southern Ag Today · Jul 15, 2026
What if the July WASDE report holds more than just routine updates? This month, the report showed notable changes in acreage for key crops, with soybeans up 0.8%, wheat down 2.5%, and rice plummeting...
Southern Ag Today · Jul 20, 2026
As energy prices soar, farmers are facing tough decisions about irrigation costs that could impact their bottom line. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has driven fuel prices up, leading to increased costs...
Southern Ag Today · Jul 22, 2026
What does it mean for farmers when rice production is projected to be at its lowest in decades? The USDA's July WASDE report indicates U.S. rice production could fall to 153.3 million hundredweight, the...