A Goldilocks Planting Season: Too Hot or Too Cold

How to Manage What's On Everyone's Mind: Input Costs

Don't overlook planter-applied nitrogen when thinking about nitrogen stabilizers.

A Goldilocks Planting Season – too Hot or too Cold. Nothing's 'Just Right'

Much of the Midwest is seeing cool, wet conditions while the West is increasingly dry. If you plant in poor soil conditions, you will pay for it at harvest, say agronomists. Their recommendation: be patient.

13 Reminders To Reduce Spray Drift

“Drift can never be eliminated; however, it can be minimized if pesticides are applied under favorable weather conditions and by adopting proven drift reduction strategies,” says IFCA.

Weather Watch With AgDay's Meteorologist

The center of the country is in for more rain this week, and Meteorologist Matt Yarosewick says we're not talking about just a little bit of moisture.