Although early planting can provide many benefits for maximizing corn yields, it can also bring some risks associated with slow crop growth, herbicide injury and vulnerability to disease infection.

Early-planted beans offer a longer growing season and often respond with better yields, and in fact, farmers are planting soybeans at the same time as corn. Get pointers on putting soybeans in the ground sooner-than-later.

Herbicide programs are most successful when you maximize their residual potential and when they include multiple effective sites of action on the targeted weed(s).

AGRILAND FS, Inc. is holding unclaimed property in the form of patronage and/or redemption checks that were sent but, for one reason or another, were never cashed.Most have been returned to us by the U.S. Post Office.We are working diligently to locate these patrons and your help is greatly appreciated.

Black cutworm moth activity has started across some areas in the Midwest. On April 4th, Purdue University reported that although numbers are low, black cutworm moths have been detected in some pheromone traps across the state.

When growers think of critical nutrients for their corn or soybeans, it’s usually nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. But environmental changes in sulfur levels are causing growers to rethink their nutrient management plans.