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Stages of farm profitability after soil health system adoption in Georgia cotton
Assigned to Associate Editor Gandura Abagandura. A., Kelton, J., Bagnall, D. K., Morgan, C. L. S., & Honeycutt, C. W. (2026). Stages of farm profitability after soil health system adoption in Georgia cotton. Agronomy Journal, 118, e70342. Flanders, https://doi.org/10.1002/agj2.70342 CONFLICT OF INTEREST STATEMENT The authors declare no conflicts of interest.
Farm Financial Management Webinar Series to be offered
The Alabama Cooperative Extension System will host a Farm Financial Management Webinar Series that will cover several topics related to farm finances, marketing, and operations on the farm. This series will run for five weeks, with each session lasting one hour. Each weekly webinar will start at 1 p.m. CT. The webinars are presented through Zoom, an online video presentation format.
Greeneye Technology AI Spraying System Now Available for Cotton
Greeneye Technology is expanding its cutting-edge precision spraying technology to include cotton crops in 2025. This announcement follows extensive research and development field trials conducted last year to tailor the Greeneye system for cotton, building on its proven success with corn and soybean. Cotton farmers face continuous weed control challenges.
BASF Receives EPA Approval of Liberty ULTRA Herbicide
BASF’s Liberty ULTRA herbicide, powered by Glu-L Technology, has received U.S. EPA registration and is now approved for use, subject to state approvals. Liberty ULTRA herbicide, containing the active ingredient glufosinate-P-ammonium (also referred to as L-glufosinate ammonium), is the next generation of Liberty herbicide from BASF. This new post knockdown solution is effective on both broadleaves and grasses and is available for use on glufosinate-enabled cotton, soybean, corn, and canola acres.
Herbicide Resistance Management: Putting the Cuffs on Weed Escapes
During the recent Tech Hub LIVE event in Des Moines, IA, David Reddel CCA RMS, Director of Agronomy Risk for Wilbur-Ellis Agribusiness, presented a roundtable on herbicide resistance and weed escape. In his role at Wilbur-Ellis, Reddel oversees the crop claims that are submitted by growers. This gives him a front-row seat to what’s happening across the industry and in the field. “One of the biggest trends I see right now is weed escape,” says Reddel.
Alabama Corn: Managing Fertilizer Applications to Maximize Net Returns
Profit maximization should be one of the fundamental goals of any business operation. However, that is not always easy for farmers and maximizing yield often becomes the decision of choice. During times of low commodity prices this necessitates determining what inputs could be reduced while still achieving high yielding production. While crop prices can increase, so too can input costs.
As a teenager, I hated Britney Spears and decades later I'm owning up to this misogyny
As a teenager, I hated Britney Spears. It was a visceral feeling from the moment I first saw her, clad in a schoolgirl uniform strutting with pigtails obediently snapping behind her. Now I see a girl I want to give a hug. I actually see two girls – her and me.
Farm Financial Management Webinar Series to be offered
Farm Financial Management Webinar Series to be offered The Alabama Cooperative Extension System will host a Farm Financial Management Webinar Series that will cover several topics related to farm finances, marketing, and operations on the farm. This series will run for five weeks, with each session lasting one hour. Each weekly webinar will start at 1 p.m. CT. The webinars are presented through Zoom, an online video presentation format.
Alabama Hemp: Risk Management and Economics - Video
Alabama Hemp: Risk Management and Economics – Video June 10, 2020 By Jessica Kelton, Alabama Cooperative Extension Industrial hemp grown for CBD. Photo: Kansas State University In this video, Jessica Kelton, an Alabama Extension farm and agribusiness management regional agent, talks about risk management of industrial hemp as well as some of the economic factors that drive the market.
Alabama Row Crops: Break-Even Prices
©Debra L Ferguson Stock Images Editor’s Note: For accompanying table see the original article at the Source URL below. This growing season may be one of the most trying yet for producers in the agricultural industry. With an uncertain crop outlook and an unstable market, producers will need to intensely manage crop inputs to break even at current market prices.
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