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Succession planning involves transferring not just the ownership, but also the management of your farm to ensure its continued smooth operation and profitability.
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Scientists at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory have mobilized CRISPR/Cas9 technology to rapidly generate variants of the plant that display a broad continuum of three separate traits: fruit size, branching architecture and overall plant shape.
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This year’s Herbicide-Resistance Summit will feature a number of leading researchers to discuss key issues the industry faces in meeting the challenges herbicide resistance poses. Here’s a look at some of the speakers featured – more to come!
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As farmers, we face many factors beyond our control, but a new crop system is offering the tools to maintain control of crop performance. The Roundup Ready® Xtend® Crop System has a number of features to control weed pressure and dicamba volatility, and it contains the yield performance of Roundup Ready 2 Yield® Technology. It's also the only system with tolerance to both dicamba and glyphosate.
If great yield starts with great weed control in your field, check out the Roundup Ready® Xtend® Crop System when booking your seed and chemistry.
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Temperature is an important environmental factor in growers’ management decisions. Though growers rely on temperature to drive crop growth, it can make the application and timing of fertilizer challenging. “Crops grow by temperature, so it’s very important for growers to understand how temperature affects crops and fertilizers,” says Ron Heiniger, Ph.D., Cropping Systems Specialist, North Carolina State University.
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One of the biggest nitrogen (N) management decisions a grower may face is whether to apply fertilizer in the fall or wait until the spring. In environments suitable for fall N application and with the right N source, fall fertilization could be the right choice for you.
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Researchers at the South East Research Farm are helping growers address some of their intercropping questions through small plot research and replicated trials, including demonstrations and evaluations of the potential of various crop combinations.
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Growers should know there are many benefits to increasing soil organic matter. Organic matter improves soil’s physical structure by acting like a glue to bind soil mineral particles together into a good granular or crumb structure. This increases water infiltration rates, making it easier for water to penetrate into soil and, in turn, increase the amount of soil water stored for future crop growth.
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