Agronomy Insider

We usually consider wind to be the culprit of off-target chemical applications. The same thing can happen when the wind is completely still.

Not every crop comes up the way it’s supposed to the first time around. Stay tuned for tips on how to decide if your field should be replanted.

As the saying goes, make hay while the sun shines. But what happens if cut hay gets rained on?

Wind turbines standing in agricultural fields are a plus for the crops growing around them. Researchers at lowa State University studied the breezy effects on plants.

Knowing when to make the first cutting of alfalfa requires a couple of things: Understand the stages of plant growth and your forage goals.