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Biofuels: Department of Energy Recommendation on RFS Exemption Requests
Reuters writer Stephanie Kelly reported this week that, “The U.S. Department of Energy has recommended that some of the oil refiners that applied for retroactive exemptions from the nation’s biofuel blending law be granted partial relief, two sources familiar with the matter said on Tuesday.
Cotton - Midsouth - More Fields Cutting Out But Still A Ways To Go With Insects - AgFax
CROP REPORTS Trent LaMastus, Consultant, Cleveland, Mississippi “We are in the midst of the largest bollworm moth flight that we’ve seen in a few years. We applied a diamide starting on July 19 and it performed well. That application held for about 15 days. However, egg lays have been continuous for nearly two weeks and became extremely heavy on August 1. With certain areas reaching 100% egg lays, along with some worm survival, we’re treating again with the diamides.
Cotton - Southeast - Insects Ramping Up, Whiteflies Add Complications In Lower Region - AgFax
Here is this week’s issue of AgFax Southeast Cotton, sponsored by the Southern Cotton Team of Amvac Chemical Corporation. OVERVIEW Whitefly populations continue increasing in the lower Southeast, and they are expanding their 2020 range in the process. People who endured whitefly infestations in 2017 well understand how costly and destructive this pest can be. Excessively hot and dry conditions are working against the crop, plus pushing whitefly and spider mite populations higher.
Louisiana Rice Yields Reported On July 23
Louisiana Rice Yields Reported July 17 – 23, 2020 Provided by Dustin Harrell, Louisiana Rice Extension Specialist, LSU Rice Research Station, Crowley.
Moving Grain: $15.1Mln Awarded in Surface Transportation Alternative Grants
FWHA Awards $15.1 Million in Surface Transportation Alternative Grants On July 9, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) awarded $15.1 million in Surface Transportation System Funding Alternatives grants. Enacted in 2015, the program supports States in exploring user-based revenue mechanisms for funding highway infrastructure projects, such as miles-based user fees (MBUF) and road user charges.
Mississippi Corn: When Should You Terminate Irrigation - Podcast
Mississippi Corn: When Should You Terminate Irrigation – Podcast July 23, 2020 By Erick Larson, Mississippi State University Extension Corn Specialist Dr. Erick Larson and Corn Verification Program assistant Mr. Nolan Stapleton discuss one of the most important decisions yet to make – which is when can we terminate irrigation in corn.
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