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MIDWEST STRIP-TILLAGE EXPO 08
Wisconsin Crop Manager What's new By WCM Staff on 3/31/2008 9:27 AM
Farmers and conservation agency personnel are encouraged to join tillage specialists and equipment company representatives on August 12 for the Midwest Strip-Tillage Expo 08. This year’s Expo will be held at the Arlington Agricultural Research Station located about 20 miles north of Madison. A similar program was held in Minnesota and Iowa in the past two years.
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Wisconsin Crop Manager, Volume 15 Number 4, March 27, 2008 compiled issue PDF
Wisconsin Crop Manager By WCM Staff on 3/27/2008 5:59 PM
Wisconsin Crop Manager, Volume 15 Number 4, March 27, 2008 compiled issue for print or download in PDF format.
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New Corn and Soybean Herbicides for 2008
Wisconsin Crop Manager Weeds By WCM Staff on 3/27/2008 3:35 PM
This season brings several new corn and soybean herbicides to the market. While some of these herbicides are marketed specifically for use in herbicide-resistant crops, others can also be used to reduce the risk of early-season weed competition. All but one of these herbicides contain active ingredients that have been previously marketed.
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Orion: Another New Wheat Herbicide
Wisconsin Crop Manager Weeds By WCM Staff on 3/27/2008 3:25 PM
In addition to the wheat herbicides reviewed in the last issue, Orion (Syngenta) has recently received its registration. Orion is a postemergence broadleaf herbicide for wheat, barley and oats and contains the ingredients florasulam and MCPA.
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Early and Reduced Rate Applications of Foliar Fungicides for Wheat
Wisconsin Crop Manager Crops By WCM Staff on 3/25/2008 11:55 AM
In the past few weeks, there has been much discussion among Extension Specialists in the U.S. regarding recommendations for early and reduced rate applications of foliar fungicides for wheat. Based on results around the U.S., we recommend that growers actively scout their fields for the presence of wheat diseases before making a foliar fungicide decision.
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Fertilizer Management Considerations for 2008
Wisconsin Crop Manager Fertility and Soil By WCM Staff on 3/25/2008 10:35 AM
An article by Carrie Laboski, Dept. of Soil Science, UW-Madison
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Early Season Wheat Stand and Yield Assessment
Wisconsin Crop Manager Crops By WCM Staff on 3/20/2008 10:37 AM
Near record wheat commodity prices coupled with increasing input costs for corn and soybean prompted many Wisconsin growers to increase their wheat acres in 2007. As the ice and snow begins to dissipate over the next few weeks it is critical that we accurately assess the winter injury to the wheat crop and make the appropriate management decisions regarding the wheat stand, nitrogen timing, and yield potential.
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Seed Treatments Containing Lindane: Time is Running Out!
Wisconsin Crop Manager Crops By WCM Staff on 3/14/2008 2:43 PM
EPA issued final orders in 2006 cancelling the registrations of all products containing the pesticide lindane, including those products used as a seed treatment on grain. Although end-use products containing lindane no longer can enter the channels of trade, end users (i.e., co-ops, applicators, etc.) have until October 1, 2009 to use existing products already in the channels of trade.
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Wisconsin Crop Manager, Volume 15 Number 3, March 13, 2008 compiled issue
Wisconsin Crop Manager By WCM Staff on 3/13/2008 5:17 PM
Wisconsin Crop Manager, Volume 15 Number 3, March 13, 2008 compiled issue for print or download.
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Project to look at nutrient stratification in Wisconsin’s agricultural soils
Wisconsin Crop Manager Fertility and Soil By WCM Staff on 3/13/2008 2:47 PM
Soil samplers are needed throughout Wisconsin this spring to help answer these questions. They are requested to take part in a project to measure the extent of nutrient stratification in common agricultural soils under different tillage systems. The primary objective of the study is to assess cropland P stratification by soil group and by tillage system for the Wisconsin P Index, but information on potassium stratification will also be collected.
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Using Herbicides for Mid-Contract Management of Fields Enrolled in the CRP
Wisconsin Crop Manager Weeds By WCM Staff on 3/13/2008 3:42 PM
New regulations require fields enrolled in the conservation reserve program (CRP) that are sod-bound with grasses be managed periodically to reduce this dominance and increase the diversity of desirable broadleaf plants.
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Avitec™ Approved for 2008: Corn Seed Treatment to Protect Against Sandhill Crane Damage
Wisconsin Crop Manager Crops By WCM Staff on 3/13/2008 2:39 PM
A Section 18 label has been re-issued by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for use of the nonlethal bird repellent Avitec for a third year in Wisconsin. Avitec is labeled for sandhill cranes on field and sweet corn.
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Sweet Corn Tolerance to Accent, Callisto, Impact, and Laudis
Wisconsin Crop Manager Weeds By WCM Staff on 3/13/2008 3:25 PM
Postemergence herbicides are very useful for weed management in sweet corn, but caution may be needed when certain herbicides are applied to sensitive hybrids. Over the past 3 years, we have conducted many sweet corn tolerance trials to postemergence herbicides.
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Winter Wheat Herbicide Comments
Wisconsin Crop Manager Weeds By WCM Staff on 3/13/2008 3:15 PM
Although the snow has yet to melt, it will soon and winter wheat should be off to a quick start. One nice advantage with winter wheat is weed management. Winter wheat is very competitive with weeds and many fields frequently do not need a herbicide application for weed control in Wisconsin.
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UW-River Falls Field Scout Training Class
Wisconsin Crop Manager What's new By WCM Staff on 3/13/2008 2:14 PM
Just a quick reminder of the 2008 IPM Field Scout Training Class which is to held on the UW River Falls campus March 19-20.
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Carbon credits available for no-till and strip-till crop production
Wisconsin Crop Manager Fertility and Soil By WCM Staff on 3/13/2008 12:05 PM
The issue of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to address global warming is offering an opportunity to Wisconsin farmers. Farmers can now be paid a soil carbon offset (credit) by enrolling acres in a program that pays them to sequester carbon in crop residues by practicing no-tillage or strip-tillage.
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Wisconsin Crop Manager, Feb 14, 2008 compiled issue for print or download
Wisconsin Crop Manager By WCM Staff on 2/14/2008 10:59 PM
Wisconsin Crop Manager, Volume 15 Number 2, Feb 14, 2008 compiled issue for print or download
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