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Allison Lynch

Francesville
As seen in: Indiana Prairie Farmer, Farm Progress, Purdue Exponent, Corn and Soybean Digest, Midwest Farm Report, Strip-Till Farmer, Cover Crop Strategies, Tractor Report
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Here’s how to use late-season corn tissue test results

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By Allison Lynch
| Farm Progress Verified
Remember getting your report card in high school? Were you eager to review your grades and find your class rank? Or did you stuff the card into the bottom of your backpack and pray your parents wouldn’t ask to see it? Hopefully, the latter isn’t how you react to your corn tissue test results, which Purdue University Extension corn specialist Dan Quinn explained are the report cards of your cornfields and give you something to pay attention to for next year.
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Barry Fisher transformed conservation in the Midwest

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By Allison Lynch
| Farm Progress Verified
Working with the “best of the best” is something Barry Fisher credits for his success with conservation. He was thrown in with those conservation trailblazers right out of college in the 1980s, but now, over 40 years later, he has joined the ranks of those leaders. The 2026 Honorary Indiana Master Farmer from Greencastle punctuated his 39-year career with the Natural Resources Conservation Service by serving as central region leader for the Soil Health Division, which he helped create.
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Soybean planting date has season-long effects

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By Allison Lynch
| Farm Progress Verified
Those who rolled out the soybean planter early this spring may be reaping the benefits now amid wild weather events and high waterhemp pressure. Growers hit hard by early-June rain events could be struggling to make timely herbicide applications, relying on the soybean canopy to do the heavy lifting. “We’ve consistently noticed the benefits of early-planted soybeans in recent years,” said Steve Gauck, regional agronomy manager for Beck’s.
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