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The 2014 growing season has been slow to arrive, but summer events at the Field Extension Education Lab (FEEL) are quickly approaching. The first scheduled event is the Field Scouting Basics Workshop on May 15. In an effort to meet the individual agronomic needs and knowledge base of workshop attendees, participants will be able to tailor their event schedules this summer at FEEL.
Teams of Iowa high schools students are invited to compete in the ISU Integrated Pest Management Program's 2014 Crop Scouting Competition.
Growers attending the 2014 Crop Advantage Series were surveyed about their awareness of herbicide resistance in weeds and modifications in weed management programs.
Thinking about planting cereal rye as a cover crop? This article details management considerations.
Cover crops offer many benefits, but they can compete with crops if not completely controlled at planting.
The use of tillage or N application to increase resident decomposition can be counterproductive from economic and environmental perspectives.
A new publication, webinars and survey results are available to those wanting to learn more about soybean seedling disease.
