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Find out what early adopters of impact mills think of harvest weed seed control canadianagronomist.ca/early-adopters… Breanne Tidemann Charles Geddes Shaun Sharpe

Stay safe out there this harvest season! youtube.com/watch?v=A2kfOx…

BREAKING: EPA Herbicide Strategy Released -- Federal Plan Outlines Mitigation Requirements for Future #Herbicide Use dtnpf.com/agriculture/we…

Revenge fungicide applications never work. Below is some data where we tried rescue treatments of fungicide for white mold management. You can't get diseases under control once they are already moving, especially white mold. Plus negative ROI! Shawn Conley

Another great episode! Thanks Kim for coming on the show

Fantastic episode to end the season on. Make sure to give it a listen and check out the rest of the series if you haven't already.

Dry conditions continue to intensify. Severe Drought (D2) and Moderate Drought (D1) are expanding across the west. ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag… Report Conditions in your area ndsu.edu/agriculture/ex…

Due to poorly timed rotator cuff surgery I have been stuck inside for most of harvest but I was able to hop into a combine yesterday for harvest of our Lumivia/Obrona trial. Durum averaged 57 bu/ac across the trial.

"Warm weather experienced in the second half of July into the first few days of August was a significant mitigating factor for white mold development in North Dakota in 2024." ndsu.edu/agriculture/ag…

This isn't just happening in Canada. We need to be proactively managing this disease in North Dakota and Montana as well.

NEW EP! This week Alyssa and Sarah chat with Logan Simon and Travis Legleiter about cover crops! They cover the trade-offs of having cover crops in their states, and their most common questions asked by farmers. Additional Info: weedscience.ca.uky.edu wkrec.org

Soybeans are ready for harvest once seed moisture is <14%, around 5-10 days after R8 (full maturity) has been reached. At R8, 95% of pods are brown, all leaves have dropped and seeds rattle within pods. Most soybeans are currently ranging from R6 (full seed) to late R7

*NEW WEBSITE* SPG, AB Pulse Growers and MPSG launched rootrot.ca to coordinate an approach to root rot research and disease management. The website is focused on agronomy, breeding, and pathology in peas and lentils. rootrot.ca #WestCDNAg

‼️ Attention farmers, CCAs, Industry professionals, University researchers and Extension/educational specialists, and others‼️ The Crop Protection Network values your expertise and invites you to participate in a survey to help guide the development of an educational program

Never thought we’d see frogeye leaf spot this hot in North Dakota. But 2024 has been one crazy year for soybean diseases. Seems like this disease is here to stay

Checked your soybeans recently? Waterhemp & Palmer amaranth are appearing in new fields across Manitoba. The larger plants are easy to spot, especially as bean leaves turn yellow and fall off. Keep an eye out! Early detection is everything! #AgTwitter #MBAg #WestCdnAg

Want to learn more about soybean growth stages? Watch as Shawn Conley walks through soybean growth & development from seed germination to maturity ⤵️ #Soybeans

Dear Wisconsin Grape Growers – Many of you are already aware that the EPA is considering delisting mancozeb fungicide for use in grape. This could have a significant impact on the grape industry. fruit.wisc.edu/2024/09/12/wi-…

Finally we got some rain! 🌧️ 🌈🌈🌈🌧️

Potassium (K) is often the most yield-limiting nutrient in #soybean. If symptoms of K deficiency are observed, corrective applications should be made as quickly as possible based on state recommendations. Read more on the #BeanBinoculars website: ow.ly/GGiq50TtT9e