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	The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Jan 2019	$5.00
	Climate Change Impacts Agronomist Field Notes Winter-Annual Broadleaf Control Dryland Corn Selection Value of Soybean Residue Topdressing with Nitrogen The “Almost Top Ten” Ag Law and Tax Developments of 2018

	The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Feb 2019	$5.00
	Late-emerging wheat Fall forage wheat varieties Agronomist Field Notes Dry matter, nutrient accumulation Ear issues in corn Managing ear-feeding corn pests The “Top Ten” Ag Law and Tax Developments of 2018

	The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Mar 2019	$5.00
	Top-dressing Wheat Agronomist Field Notes Organic Wheat Breeding Industrial Hemp Profitability vs. N loss in Corn Prairie Strips Conservation Chloride Deficiency Short-stature Corn Hybrids Recent EPA Developments of Importance to Farmers and Ranchers, WOTUS, and Advisory Committees

	The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Apr 2018	$5.00
	• Diagnosing Freeze Damage • Oklahoma Wheat Diseases • Agronomist Field Notes • Preemergence Corn Programs • Corn Starter Rates • Winter Canola Freeze Response • Cotton Acres • Corn Planting Conditions • No-Till Burndown ahead of Beans •Ag-Related Provisions in the Omnibus Spending Bill

	The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – May 2018	$5.00
	Wheat Disease Observations Wheat Quality Council Crop Tour Agronomist Field Notes Managing Herbicide Resistance Early Corn Seedling Pathogens Soybean Row Spacing and Yield SCA Resistant Hybrids Soybean Inoculation/Nodulation Managing Foliar Fungal Disease Qualified Business Income Deduction — Application to Agricultural Producers

The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – June 2018

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- New Wheat Aphid

- Harvesting Short Wheat

- Agronomist Field Notes

- Impacts of Volunteer Corn

- Rangeland Noxious Weed

- pH and Herbicide Uptake

The New Tax Law and Its Impact on College Savings Plans, Estates and Trusts

The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – July 2018

Post Harvest Weed Control• CSU Variety Trials• OSU Variety Trials• Agronomist Field Notes• Fungicide for Gray Leaf Spot• Managing Stressed Corn• Scouting Sugarcane Aphid• Kansas Corn Yield Contest • The Use of a Buy-Sell Agreement for Transitioning a Business

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The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Aug 2018

Starter Fertilizers for Wheat
Disease, Insects, Planting Wheat
KSU Wheat Yields
OSU Wheat Yields
CSU Wheat Yields
Texas Wheat Yields
Improve Your Corn Harvest
Weed Control
Ag Apps Review
New Kansas Noxious Weed Laws

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The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Sept 2018

• Agronomist Field Notes
• Wheat Protein and Fertilizer
• Cracking the Wheat Genome
• Nitrate Levels and Wheat Yields
• Estimating Sorghum Yields
• Canola Options
• Manure Applications
• Ag Employment – Verifying The Legal Status of Employees

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The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Oct 2018

• Agronomist Field Notes
• Wheat News
• Green Stem Syndrome in Beans
• Late-Season Purpling
• Fall Soil Sampling
• Eliminating Capital Gain Tax — Qualified Opportunity Zones

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The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Nov 2018

•National Wheat Yield Contest
• Agronomist Field Notes
• The Bt trait table for U.S. corn
• Options for damaged beans
• CSU Corn Variety Trials
• KSU Corn Variety Trials
• DSM Corn Top Picks
• Fall anhydrous application
• Soybean seed treatment
•Chapter 12 Bankruptcy and the Tools-of-the-Trade Exemption

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The Wheat Farmer / Row Crop Farmer Newsletter – Dec 2018

• Agronomist Field Notes
• Row-Crop Disease Summary
• FIRST Soybeans Tests
• KSU Soybean Tests
• DSM Soybean Top Picks
• KSU Sorghum Tests
• CSU Sorghum Tests
• DSM Sorghum Top Picks
• Late-Cut Crops and Forages
• Dicamba Registrations Renewed
• Climate Assessment Brief
• How Long Can a Train Block a Crossing?

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