Editor’s note: The following was written by Charles Hurburgh, Iowa State University professor of agricultural and biosystems engineering, for the Integrated Crop Management blog Oct. 22.
Harvest dryness increases caution around breakage in storage
As corn harvest moves along, farmers are content with yields in this year's fields. Kaleb Ellis had moisture as low as 13 percent.
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Editor’s note: The following was written by Eric Yu and Ryan Miller, University of Minnesota Extension crops educators, for the Minnesota Crop…
Multiple days of much warmer than usual conditions in late January and February might have nudged Midwest farmers eager to get ready for planting.
