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Mid-Atlantic Regional Agronomist Newsletter
March 2008
- What is a Falling Number and What Does It Mean About Your Wheat?
- Wheat Nutrition-Secondary Macronutrients and Micronutrients
- Wheat Nutrition-Adding an Extra Touch
- No-till Corn Planting into Rye Cover Crop Residues
- Effects of Twin Row Spacing on Corn Silage Growth Development and Yield in the Shenandoah Valley
- Performance of Early Maturing Soybean Varieties in Pennsylvania
- Corn Ear Formation: Effects of Early Season Dry Weather
- Survey of Nematode Populations and Prevalence in Virginia Corn Fields, 2007
- Improving the Efficiency of Surface Applied Poultry Manure in No-till Corn Production
- Pastures Need Time to Adapt to Drought Stress
- Why Shouldn't I let the Animals Graze that Close
- Legume-Associated Frothy Bloat in Cattle
- The Role of Nutrtion and Metabolic Controls in Subfertility of Lactating Dairy Cattle
- Notices and Upcoming Events
December 2007
- Organic Corn Production Survey: Hybrid Selection and Management Practices Vary
- 2007 Ohio Corn Performance Test-Triple and Quadruple Stacks Predominate Entries
- "Abnormal Corn Ears" Poster Available
- Increasing Early Season N Fertilizer Efficiency in Corn
- Wheat Production Basics IV: A different Tactic for Fall Nitrogen
- Variety Performance and Production Management for Hulless Barley
- Drought Offers Opportunity to get Legumes Back into Your Pastures
- Using What the Good Lord Gave Us
- Understanding a Hay Analysis Report
- Nitrogen Applications to Wheat in a Cover Crop Program that Restricts Fertilization until mid-March 2008
- Notices and Upcoming Events
September 2007
- Tip Dieback and Zipper Ears in Corn
- Late Season Flood Damage to Corn: Management Considerations
- Stalk Rot and Lodging in Corn: Potential Problem in 2007?
- Evaluating Corn Hybrid Demonstration Plots in 2007
- Severe Blunt Ear Symptoms Appear in Pennsylvania
- Wheat Fertilizer Considerations Following Drought Affected Corn
- Wheat Production Basics
- Winter Cover Crops in Virginia
- Organic Certification for Field Crops
- Reviving Drought Stressed Pastures in the Mid-Atlantic Region
- Forage Stand Evaluations following Severe Stress Conditions
- Small Grains for Fall and Spring Forage
- Cover Crops, Small Grains and Crop Residue Provide Fall/Winter Supplemental Forage
- When to Worry about Hay Safety
- Notices and Upcoming Events
June 2007
- Crop Germination and Emergence in Dry Soils
- Tips for Assessing Corn Hybrid Demonstration Plots
- Low Cutting Height Can Result In Loss of Orchardgrass
- Cut the Residue - Penetrate to the Proper Depth - Insure Soil-to-Seed Contact
- Management of Drought Stressed Corn for Silage
- Manage the Plastic on Your Silage Piles and Bunkers
- Not All Nitrogen Sources Are Equal When It Comes To Stockpiling
- Stockpiling for Winter Grazing in Drought Years
- Tips for Stockpiling Tall Fescue for Winter Grazing
- Fertilizing Pasture and Hay fields for Fall Production following Drought
- Summer Annual Grasses and Johnsongrass: Forage Related Disorders
March 2007
- Corn Yield Response to Tillage and Rotation on Poorly Drained Soils
- Key Steps for Managing the Risks of Continuous Corn
- Production Practices for Continuous Corn
- Corn Nitrogen, Phosphorus, and Potassium Uptake
- Targets for Silage Storage and Feeding
- A Quick Note on Wide Swathing Alfalfa for Making Silage
- 2007 Pasture and Hay Weed Management Guide
- Managing “Sacrifice” Lots: Livestock Heavy Use Areas
- Grass Tetany — A Look at its Causes, Symptoms, and Management
- Why Shouldn’t I let the Animals Graze that Close
December 2006
September 2006
June 2006
March 2006
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