Post harvest pests can be a significant problem in stored grain. Here is what to look for.
Gambling with grain bin pests
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Post harvest pests can be a significant problem in stored grain. Here is what to look for.
Barron’s: There Is Turmoil in Agriculture. Here’s What Investors Need to Know. Volatility in the ag markets isn’t great for investors, as it makes it more difficult to value stocks tied to agriculture.
Luke Chandler will give perspective on our current farm economy and the economic outlook for agriculture at the 2019 DTN Ag Summit.
Know when your weather risks are greatest for impacting your forage quality with DTN Hay Timer, part of MyDTN.
The word “insect” equals “pest” in a lot of people’s minds, especially in agriculture. But we have to remember that the insects that attack crops actually represent a small number of all insect species. In fact, a few are here to help us against their annoying cousins. So this week, I want to highlight some insects that are more friend than foe.
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OMAHA, Nebraska —(July 31, 2019) — DTN/The Progressive Farmer, agriculture’s independent voice, won 21 awards at an award ceremony hosted last night by the American Agricultural Editors’ Association (AAEA) in Bloomington, Minn., as part of the annual Agricultural Media Summit event. Created to recognize AAEA members for quality work, this annual awards program is an
As a global leader in applied informatics for transportation and agriculture, Iteris ClearAg is in the “e-intelligence business”, according to Joel Lipsitch, vice president of sales for the company’s Agriculture and Weather Analytics division.
Weeds are a nuisance. That’s a given. Obviously, they compete with our crops for sunlight and nutrients. In some cases, they can get nasty, engaging in a form of silent, chemical warfare by spreading toxins meant to inhibit growth and production. And their ability to lie dormant in the seedbed for years before bursting forth makes controlling them a pain. As a result, regular control, year-after-year,
When marketing to farmers, how do you know that you’re reaching the right farmer for your product? And how do you know you’re reaching them at the right time? Answering these questions is essential for developing effective marketing strategies for agricultural products.