Wheat

Choose the right seed, manage your disease risk and your nutrient and water supply, and you will be on your way to a productive and profitable spring wheat crop.

Fungicides applied on seed can help protect stand establishment if there are fungal diseases present in the soil, says Madeleine Smith, University of Minnesota Extension small grains pathologist.

Is wheat going the way of oat production in the U.S.?

Seeding rates, starter fertilizer, and in-season management are ways to do it.

Combining no-till with continuous cropping to eliminate fallow stops erosion and conserves moisture.

While total wheat acres are down this year due to commodity prices, there there are still several thousand acres of Beck’s wheat planted throughout the South.