Crop Management

Photo by Danielle MacCallum.

Hard red winter wheat in the Mid-Atlantic

November 5, 2021

Outdoor cannabis operation in Ontario.

Cannabis growing in Canada: An expanding market

November 3, 2021

Harvesting triticale in Washington. Photo by Matthew Weaver/Capital Press.

Winter triticale in the semiarid U.S. Pacific Northwest drylands

September 12, 2021

What works in one field might not work in another close by due to differences in soil properties and slope or in other regions with similar soil type but with a different climate, cropping system, or both. Photo by Hannah Dorn.

Spatial frameworks to support agronomic innovation

August 29, 2021

Image courtesy of USFDA (https://bit.ly/2SUMDH6).

Blockchain and production agriculture

July 18, 2021

Photo courtesy of the United Soybean Board.

Record-setting soybeans: What CCAs should know

July 18, 2021

Photo by Bruce Dupree/Alabama Extension.

Economic impact of prohexadione calcium for managing vine growth in runner market-type peanut

July 6, 2021

Jay Noller (left), director and lead researcher of the Oregon State University Global Hemp Innovation Center, and Lloyd Nackley, a hemp researcher, at the launch of the center. Photo courtesy of Oregon State University.

Making hemp a 21st century commodity in Oregon—and beyond

July 6, 2021

Cover crop options for interseeding in sugarbeet (clockwise from top left: winter rye, camelina, flax, white mustard, and pea).

Adoption of cover crop interseeding within sugarbeet in the Red River Valley

May 27, 2021

Analyses need to be accurate and precise as done by trained, professional personnel in a laboratory with excellent quality assurance/quality control. Pictured here is Rachel Buck, Laboratory Manager of the BYU Environmental Analytical Laboratory, using an atomic adsorption spectrophotometer for soil analysis. Source: BYU Photography.

Plant tissue testing: How precise Is my lab data?

May 27, 2021

New Event: Regional Agriculture and Applied Science