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Spotty Weather Has Indiana Grains Off to Uneven Start
Indiana Ag Connection - 06/26/2017
Bob Nielsen, Purdue Extension corn specialist, says he has never seen a growing season get off to such an uneven start as this one. Heavy rains in April and May delayed planting and left standing water in many parts of Indiana while other areas baked in
unusually hot and dry conditions.
As a result, conditions of the state's grain crops vary significantly from one region to another. Farm fields are a . . .
Satellites Could More Accurately Measure Subsurface Moisture
Indiana Ag Connection - 06/26/2017
Golden Hoosier Award Recipients Honored at Statehouse
Indiana Ag Connection - 06/26/2017
Mandan FFA RDC Deadline Approaching
Indiana Ag Connection - 06/26/2017
Economic Benefits Admitting Refugees Outweigh Costs
Indiana Ag Connection - 06/23/2017
Avoid Endangered Interior Least Tern Nesting Areas
Indiana Ag Connection - 06/23/2017
Explore Benefits of High Tunnels During Field Day Demos
Indiana Ag Connection - 06/23/2017
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Syngenta Ordered to Pay $217 Million to in GMO Corn Case
USAgNet - 06/26/2017
Emergency Grazing Authorized in Drought-Stricken States
USAgNet - 06/26/2017
Scientists Work to Develop Heat-Resistant 'Cow of the Future'
USAgNet - 06/26/2017
U.S. Cattle on Feed Up 3 Percent
USAgNet - 06/26/2017
Rural Media Group to Launch The Cowboy Channel TV Network
USAgNet - 06/26/2017
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