Tar spot is here to stay. Keeping your fields disease-free and incorporating a fungicide can lessen its hit on your yields.
Tar spot is here to stay. Keeping your fields disease-free and incorporating a fungicide can lessen its hit on your yields.
At Champion Seed, we pride ourselves on our products. Which is why we test hybrids and varieties across thirty locations…
With one-third of U.S. farmland expected to change hands in the next 15 years, young and beginning farmers are urgently…
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Crop scouting is key to a successful harvest. Find out why keeping up with field conditions can improve your yields.
Background: Charcoal Rot forms from the fungus Macrophomina phaseolina. There are many host plants that are rotated with corn that…
Most Midwestern farmers are no strangers to fields that never seem to dry up in the spring and stay damp…
Diversity of yield trials key to identifying hybrids with optimal stalk strength Corn stalk strength is the foundation of any…
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