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Clemson researcher offers keys to soybean profits

Clemson University agronomic crops researcher and assistant professor Pawel Wiatrak pushes his hat back a notch and in his best Polish-American Southern brogue puts his message in terms easily understood by the 200 or so farmers attending a field day at Florence, S.C.’s PeeDee Agricultural Research Center.

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Feb. 7, 2012

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Biodiesel production surpasses requirements, increases optimism

Biodiesel became a one-billion gallon industry, setting an all-time production record last year....More
Feb. 6, 2012

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Glyphosate-resistant weeds spreading in Kentucky

Kentucky farmers have battled weeds resistant to herbicides containing glyphosate for the past decade....More
Feb. 3, 2012

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Kudzu bug making inroads in Southeast soybeans

For the 2012 insect outlook, southern soybean growers can expect a new kid on the block — the kudzu bug — as well as the usual suspects....More
Jan. 30, 2012

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Cattlemen show surprise interest in expansion

Although beef supplies will be very short for several more years, the USDA's Cattle report indicates that the very early stages of beef cattle expansion have begun as beef heifer retention has increased a modest 1 percent....More
Jan. 30, 2012

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Guide serves as in-field reference to identify crop problems

A pocket guide designed by Purdue Extension to be an in-field reference for corn and soybean producers is now available....More
Jan. 27, 2012

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Glenn Waller: Georgia soybean’s ‘Mr. Efficiency’

When Georgia farmers are recognized for producing high yield and low cost soybeans, Glenn Waller’s name is more often than not listed among the winners....More
Jan. 27, 2012

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ASA pushes Obama on trade office, requests EU agreement

In a letter sent to President Obama this week, ASA joined a group of trade associations representing every sector and industry of the U.S. economy to express concerns about the president’s trade reorganization initiative that would move the Office of the United States Representative (USTR) into a new Department of Commerce....More
Jan. 27, 2012

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Spray water quality matters in herbicide efficacy

A series of studies at Purdue University has shown that spray water pH and hardness can reduce the effectiveness of herbicides, making it vitally important for crop producers to test water sources....More
Jan. 27, 2012

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Crumbling inland waterway system puts growers at risk

Deteriorating condition of the U.S. lock and dam system puts the competiveness of U.S. soybean farmers at risk according to a study funded by the United Soybean Board’s (USB’s) and the soybean checkoff’s Global Opportunities (GO) program....More
Jan. 24, 2012

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Rapeseed carving a niche in North Carolina

North Carolina farmers Phil McLain and John Hart are among a growing number of North Carolina growers trying their hand at a second season of rapeseed production....More

Clemson researcher offers keys to soybean profits

Biodiesel production surpasses requirements, increases optimism

Glyphosate-resistant weeds spreading in Kentucky

Kudzu bug making inroads in Southeast soybeans

Cattlemen show surprise interest in expansion

Guide serves as in-field reference to identify crop problems

Glenn Waller: Georgia soybean’s ‘Mr. Efficiency’

ASA pushes Obama on trade office, requests EU agreement

Spray water quality matters in herbicide efficacy

Crumbling inland waterway system puts growers at risk

Rapeseed carving a niche in North Carolina

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