The bottom line is that you cannot just implement soybean cyst nematode control measures and then expect them to work with little to no oversight....More
Recent National Weather Service forecasts indicate little hope that rainfall will be any more plentiful in the Corpus Christi area for the foreseeable future....More
Water being released from Lake Amistad is being transferred downstream to Falcon Dam where it will be released to meet irrigation and municipal water demand in the Lower Rio Grande Valley....More
Several thrips species, especially tobacco thrips, and their damage are a major annual headache for most cotton producers in the Upper Southeast....More
Producers who have difficulty producing higher quality hay should consider profitable alternatives that capitalize on their skills and land base....More
Though the newly finished Swan Quarter Dike protects only about 7,000 acres of farmland, there is plenty more valuable farmland that is at risk from salt water intrusion....More
Don Waller’s looking forward, come early May, to planting another crop of cotton, which has been the one and only row crop on his farm near Oxford, Miss., for the past 40 years....More
The latest forecast for 2012/13 world cotton stocks indicates that global ending stocks will rise by a remarkable 77 percent (35.8 million bales) in only 3 years....More