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Oklahoma Wheat: Harvest Rolling from Border to Border
Wheat harvest. Photo: K-State Research and Extension - Creative Commons Oklahoma wheat harvest continues to move forward with great progress being made in the Southwest and Central regions of the state. Parts of South Central Oklahoma have been moving slower due to the grain being ready but greener straw.
Wheat: HRW Crop Shows Good Milling Properties - DTN
In their annual U.S. Wheat (USW) Crop Quality Report, it was noted that the 2019 hard red winter (HRW) wheat crop received abundant moisture during the planting and growing season throughout the Great Plains, while swings in temperature and severe weather occurred in the Pacific Northwest (PNW) and Montana. “Unexpectedly high yields resulted in lower wheat and flour protein, but the crop exhibits good milling and end-product characteristics.
Corn, Soybeans: Farm Profitability - More Federal Aid Needed
Federal aid in the form of Market Facilitation Program (MFP) and Coronavirus Food Assistance Program (CFAP) payments have increased returns and the financial stability of grain farms in 2018, 2019, and likely in 2020. However, corn and soybean returns have been low since 2013, when the growth of corn use in ethanol plateaued. Recent declines in soybean exports have made worsened returns. The uses of corn and soybeans must grow in the future if corn and soybean returns are to reach higher levels.
Cotton - Midsouth - Moving Into Summer Amid The Dicamba Disruption - AgFax
Laykyn Rainbolt, Contributing Editor Owen Taylor, Editor Here is this week’s issue of AgFax Midsouth Cotton, sponsored by the Midsouth Cotton Team of Amvac Chemical Corporation. OVERVIEW Tropical Storm Cristobal delivered rain early in the week. Heavy amounts fell in places, but in many areas the totals were mostly low to moderate. It all depended on how the rain bands moved over the region. The farther west, the lower the amounts tended to be.
Kentucky Soybeans: Dicamba Alternatives for Palmer Pigweed, Waterhemp Control
Kentucky Soybeans: Dicamba Alternatives for Palmer Pigweed, Waterhemp Control June 10, 2020 By Travis Legleiter, University of Kentucky Extension Weed Science Specialist Pigweed in soybean field. ©Debra L Ferguson The EPA has officially canceled the labels of Xtendimax, Engenia, and FeXapan and has ceased the sale and distribution of these three products effective June 3, 2020.
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