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Too much fertilizer too close to the seed can create a toxic environment. Here’s how to recognize the problem if you have it
Between hearing of U.S. farmers adding extra nitrogen, and warnings about choosing fields with low nitrogen for soybeans, it’s easy to get confused
In addition to flea beetles, farmers should be scouting for cutworms, wireworms and grasshoppers
Farmers interested in planting sunflowers in 2014 should be ready to protect them from sclerotinia head rot and sunflower rust
Farmer panel: Farmers contacted for the February Farmer Panel are making changes to get the most from a falling market in 2014
We know the dangers of augers and PTOs. But we also need to be prepared for drowning in dry grain, or dust fires
The best way to know for sure your farm family and employees are safe is to make sure you check on them regularly
There are lots of economic, practical and common sense reasons to write a safety plan for your farm
