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Conditions Ripe for Slug Activity in Indiana Farm Fields
Indiana Ag Connection - 04/24/2014
A wet spring that has delayed fieldwork in Indiana has created conditions ideal for slugs to thrive, a Purdue Extension entomologist says.
Slugs are most common in no-till systems and weedy fields. These mollusks without shells can wreak havoc on corn and soybean seedlings - especially when seed slots aren't properly closed at planting.
One way for farmers to know whether they should expect slug acti . . .
Four-Legged Friends Help Students with Dog Days of Final
Indiana Ag Connection - 04/24/2014
DNR Offers Tips on How to Deal with Nuisance Wild Animals
Indiana Ag Connection - 04/24/2014
4-H, Tractor Supply Company Launch Spring Fundraising Program
Indiana Ag Connection - 04/24/2014
Growers Need to Monitor Condition of Stored Grain
Indiana Ag Connection - 04/23/2014
April 24 Event to Celebrate State Fair's 'Year of the Coliseum'
Indiana Ag Connection - 04/23/2014
Certified Livestock Program Apps Available for Producers
Indiana Ag Connection - 04/23/2014
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PEDv Now Confirmed in Mexico
USAgNet - 04/24/2014
North Dakota to Begin Drone Tests For Ag Research
USAgNet - 04/24/2014
CME Group Changes Daily Grain Price Limit System
USAgNet - 04/24/2014
Dow Agrosciences Reports Profitable First Quarter
USAgNet - 04/24/2014
Kellogg Co. Honored for Diverse Workforce, Leadership
USAgNet - 04/24/2014
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