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    Understanding Tassel Emergence and Pollen Shed in Corn

    Understanding Tassel Emergence and Pollen Shed in Corn

    Tassel emergence and pollen shed mark a critical stage in corn development. These processes influence pollination, yield potential, and how farmers manage weather, fertility, and hybrid traits.

    USDA Flood Buyout Helps Rebuild Lives in Kentucky

    USDA Flood Buyout Helps Rebuild Lives in Kentucky

    The USDA's NRCS Emergency Watershed Protection program helps Kentucky flood victims recover by buying out damaged homes and preventing future construction in high-risk areas.

    Lark Joins MSU to Tackle Land Use Challenges

    Lark Joins MSU to Tackle Land Use Challenges

    Tyler Lark joins MSU as part of its Agricultural Resiliency Program to address land use, irrigation, and conservation issues, helping farmers navigate environmental and development pressures.

    NRCS Hosts Organic Farming Field Day at Seedleaf Farm

    NRCS Hosts Organic Farming Field Day at Seedleaf Farm

    NRCS participated in a Kentucky field day at Seedleaf's Headwater Farm, showcasing organic farming practices and the impact of EQIP's high tunnel funding with partners OAK and Grow Appalachia.

    Michigan Vegetable Crop and Weather Update June 11

    Michigan Vegetable Crop and Weather Update June 11

    Michigan’s June 11 crop report includes asparagus harvest updates, caterpillar threats to brassicas, aster yellows alerts in carrots, and a call for soil moisture research volunteers.

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