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Arkansas Row Crops · Jun 8, 2021
What happens when excessive rainfall meets crop management? In Arkansas, farmers are grappling with the challenges posed by recent heavy rains, which have significantly impacted weed control strategies. Experts discuss the effectiveness of residual...
Arkansas Row Crops · Jun 3, 2021
As early season insect pressures rise, Arkansas farmers are facing significant challenges with pests like rice water weevils and thrips. Recent observations indicate a notable increase in rice water weevil populations, with adult activity...
Arkansas Row Crops · May 26, 2021
As the growing season heats up, Arkansas farmers are grappling with urgent herbicide application strategies to combat rising weed pressures. The discussion highlights the importance of timely residual herbicide applications, especially with rain in...
Arkansas Row Crops · Apr 14, 2021
As soybean farmers prepare for the 2021 season, they face mounting challenges with herbicide resistance and evolving regulations. The podcast discusses the critical need for effective weed control strategies, particularly against the dominant Palmer...
Arkansas Row Crops · Apr 2, 2021
Could overlooking insecticide seed treatments cost you bushels this season? The discussion highlights the importance of these treatments for rice and soybeans, emphasizing their role in combating pests like grape colaspis and rice water...
Arkansas Row Crops · Mar 2, 2021
As temperatures begin to rise in Arkansas, the effectiveness of burndown herbicides for ryegrass control is under scrutiny. With the recent cold snap behind, the forecast suggests sustained warmth, which is essential for herbicides...
Brownfield Ag News · Jun 25, 2026
What if China is quietly increasing its purchases of U.S. soybeans? Recent data shows that new crop soybean export sales were robust for the week ending June 18th, primarily led by unknown destinations and...
Brownfield Ag News · Jun 24, 2026
What if the weather could change the trajectory of corn and soybean prices? Recent reports indicate that adverse weather is impacting both crops, leading to lower prices amid fund and technical selling. Despite the...
Brownfield Ag News · Jun 24, 2026
What could a strong El Nino mean for global crop yields this year? Experts predict that the current El Nino weather pattern will have notable effects on agricultural output worldwide. Brian Barker from the...
Brownfield Ag News · Jun 24, 2026
What’s behind the recent drop in grain prices despite some gains in livestock futures? July corn fell to $4.07, down 2 and 3/4 cents, while July soybeans dropped to $11.08 and 3/4, down 6...
Brownfield Ag News · Jun 25, 2026
With severe storms causing widespread damage across the Corn Belt, many farmers are left wondering how to recover. A crop insurance agent from southwest Iowa emphasizes the importance of documenting losses and promptly contacting...
Brownfield Ag News · Jun 24, 2026
What happens when too much rain threatens crop quality? In the Eastern Corn Belt, continuous rains are enhancing soil moisture levels, which could be beneficial for crop growth, but there are growing concerns about...