St. Augustinegrass remains resilient under certain irrigation and fertilization restrictions, with or without soil humectants July 7, 2026
St. Augustinegrass remains resilient under certain irrigation and fertilization restrictions, with or without soil humectants July 7, 2026
HomePublicationsCrops & SoilsIssues Nutrient Management Use of NPK liquids in managing irrigated alfalfa cropping systems November 5, 2020 What are the barriers and benefits of manure use in cropping systems? November 3, 2020 Sulfur 4R management and the changing landscape of fertility November 2, 2020 News & Perspectives News2020’s Sustainable Agronomy Conference goes digital November 2, 2020 Soil & Water Management Assessing soil health: Soil carbon cycling and storage November 3, 2020 People Newly CertifiedNewly certified November 3, 2020 Sustainability Climate change indicators in agriculture and how CCAs can support growers November 4, 2020 November-December 2020 issueVolume 53, Issue 6Inside this issueOur third article in a four-part series on soybean cyst nematode management (SCN) focuses on the southern U.S. According to Travis Faske, University of Arkansas Extension plant pathologist (shown on the cover), while SCN is a problem in the South, root-knot and reniform nematodes are actually a greater problem. Thus, this article discusses all three pests. See related story on p. 3. Crop Management Can rainfall explain the variability of sugarbeet root and sugar yield across North Dakota and Minnesota? November 4, 2020 Integrated Pest Management Nematode management in the south November 4, 2020 Careers & Education PodcastsPractical agronomic research from an equipment dealer perspective November 3, 2020
Can rainfall explain the variability of sugarbeet root and sugar yield across North Dakota and Minnesota? November 4, 2020