The county judges in Drew and Van Buren County have issued burn bans until further notice. #ARwx

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White County has had some hay fields treated for armyworms. Beware if you have fertilized bermudagrass fields with some growth.

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F.A.R.M. Workshop held February 2nd with topics on: • Marketing Grain in the Local Cash Market • Optimal Crop Insurance Coverage • Crop Enterprise Budget to Find Break Even Prices • Farm Management Decision Tools A $20 registration is required by January 25th.

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Great article on measuring the value or expense of a bull purchase. There is more to the decision than just purchase price. Measuring the Value (or Expense) of a Bull Purchase drovers.com/news/beef-prod…

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Seeing lots of lemon-yellow #corn across the state this week. Recent cool temps is likely the largest contributing factor. Not a signal of lack of nutrients.

The effects of competition on weeds are always interesting to me…overseeded with perennial ryegrass on the bottom, nonoverseeded on the top…the best defense against weeds is a dense, competitive turf… #poaannua

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