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The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Jan 2021  $5.00
  • Agronomist Field Notes
  • Weed Management/Game Theory
  • Winter Manure Application
  • Herbicides
  • Sorghum Hybrid Selection Tips
  • State Sorghum Trials
  • DSM Sorghum Top Picks
  • Kansas Farm and Estate Law
The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Feb 2021 $5.00
  • Agronomist Field Notes
  • Wheat Topdress Update Feb. 2021
  • Canola Topdress Option
  • Wheat Variety Fall Forage
  • Dicamba Restrictions Update
  • pH Sampling in No Till
  • Sunflower Disease Management
  • Kansas Farm and Estate Law
The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Mar 2021 $5.00

• Agronomist Field Notes
• Winterkill Potential
• Insect Overwintering
• Marestail in Soybeans
• Kochia Control
• Soil Temps and Corn Rootworm
• Grain Marketing Lingo
• Canola Winter Survival
• Kansas Farm and Estate Law 
The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Apr 2021 $5.00

• Causes of Yellow Wheat
• WSMV in the Spring
• Agronomist Field Notes
• Insect Activity
• Nitrogen Investments: Corn
• Corn Seeding Rates
• Deciphering Hay Tests
• Improving Forage
• Cash Flow versus Profits
• Kansas Farm and Estate Law
The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – May 2021 $5.00
  • Baenziger retires from UNL
  • Small Grains Specialist at TAMU
  • Agronomist Field Notes
  • Evaulating Kernza®
  • Herbicide Resistance: What To Do
  • Burndown Before Enlist
  • Improving Farm Managemen
  • Soil Temps for Cotton
  • Row Spacing and Yield
  • Kansas Farm and Estate Law
The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – June 2021 $5.00
  • Agronomist Field Notes
  • Wheat Summaries by State
  • Sorghum Management
  • Corn in Standing Water
  • Beans in Saturated Soils
  • Volunteer Corn in Beans
  • Corn Rootworm Hatch
  • Residue Decomposition
  • Kansas Farm and Estate Law
 The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – July 2021

  • Grazing Management
  • Volunteer Wheat Control
  • Post-Harvest Weeds
  • Hot Temps and Herbicid
  • Carryover after Wheat
  • Agronomist Field Notes
  • Testing Nutrients in Corn
  • Soybean Yield and Protein
  • Ag Carbon Credit Contracts
  • Biden Climate Plan
  • Kansas Farm and Estate Law
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 The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Aug 2021

• Germination Testing

• Wheat Season Wrap Up

• Wheat Variety Trials by State

• Longterm Profitability

• Western Bean Cutworm

• Grain Marketing

• The Value of Harvested Forage

• Estimating Soybean Yield

• Alfalfa Weed Control

• Kansas Farm and Estate Law

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 The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Sept 2021

• Agronomist Field Notes

• Grazeout vs. Grain

• New from Kansas Wheat

• Managing Stressed Corn

• New Research on Corn Tillering

• Manure Following Silage

• Sorghum Management

• Silage Considerations

• Kansas Farm and Estate Law

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 The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Oct 2021

• Agronomist Field Notes

• Ag Artificial Intelligence

• Roundup Update, Feed Testing

• Armyworm Q&A

• Economics of Harvest Moisture

• Banding P for Soil Acidity

• Woody Plant Control

• Kansas Farm and Estate Law

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 The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Nov 2020

• Agronomist Field Notes

• EPA Label Updates

• Herbicide-Resistant Sorghum

• State Corn Trials

• FIRST Corn Trials

• Corn Top Picks

• Kansas Farm and Estate Law

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 The Wheat Farmer / Row-Crop Farmer Newsletter – Dec 2020

• Agronomist Field Note

• Ntl.Wheat Yield Contest Winners

• Control of Mustards

• Aerial Imagery and Cover Crops

• Micronutrient Management

• KSU Soybean Variety Trials

• FIRST Soybean Tests

• DSM Sorghum Top Picks

• Kansas Farm and Estate Law

 

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