Wheat

Get agronomy advice from planting to harvest on winter and spring wheat. This section covers the latest advancements in weed, pest, and disease control as well as improved production techniques for wheat.

Wheat Topdress Options for a Soggy Spring

Frozen, wet fields of winter wheat have stymied many farmers’ ability to topdress the wheat crop. Kansas State specialists offer reminders about applying N this spring.

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How This Oklahoma Farmer Grew 112-Bushel Wheat

Jesse Green's 112.69 bushel per acre field topped Oklahoma and placed second in the National Wheat Yield Contest, dryland winter wheat category. Here's how he did it.

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Wheat Feeds the World

Here you will find prospects for wheat production in years to come, as well as information on new varieties and advice for growers.

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Jolene Brown Gives Family Business Maintenance Advice

By Successful Farming Television

Jolene Brown gives her advice on how to get past family issues and do the business right.

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Women in Agriculture

FarmHer: Know Your 'Why'

By Women in Agriculture

Before you make important decisions or set new goals, do some soul-searching.

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Don Landoll’s 1953 Ford NAA Jubilee

By Ageless Iron

Dave Mowitz visits with Don Landoll to see the 1953 Ford NAA Jubilee from his collection.

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Wheat Planting 2018: Run It or Not?

With rain on the way, wheat producers wonder: Should we plant or wait?

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8 Ways to Improve Wheat Planting Success

Follow these wheat seeding tips to ensure your odds of a successful wheat crop.

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Getting the Most From Your Spring Wheat Crop

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.

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Applying Fungicidal Seed Treatments to Small Grain Seed

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.