Harvested cornfields may look barren, but in some a winter-hardy crop is already growing. The results of field trial research funded by the farmer-driven Northern New York Agricultural Development Program evaluating the opportunity to ...
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This week’s crop report (PDF). The main issue is potato leaf hopper numbers over threshold in heavy alfalfa fields. The second major issue is the potential for DON in wheat this year. Setting ...
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The farmer-driven Northern New York Agricultural Development Program has funded the first systematic assessment of the micro-nutrient status of soybeans in northern New York State. To support optimal production of soybeans, an increasingly popular ...
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‘Measure yield’ is the number one thing growers can do to help themselves improve crop production that Dr. Quirine M. Ketterings told farmers attending the 2016 Northern New York Agricultural Development Program annual meetings. ...
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With research in the past 10 years showing notable exceptions in how well predictions of corn yield potential matched actual yields on North Country farms, the farmers of the Northern New York Agricultural Development ...
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The first Crop Alert from the Northwest New York Dairy, Livestock, and Field Crops Team for the 2015 season has been posted. Topics include: Evaluating Winter Small Grain and Alfalfa Winter Damage Early Nitrogen ...
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From Jeff Miller, Ag Program Leader, CCE Oneida County Growers that are pushing high yields for wheat that have done plot studies with different rates and timing of N have started to revisit P ...
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PRESS RELEASE: August 26, 2014 Contact: Cornell University: Dr. Quirine M. Ketterings, 607-255-3061 NNY Field Crops Specialists: Mike Hunter, 315-788-8450; Kitty O’Neil, 315-379-9192 NNYADP Publicist Kara Lynn Dunn, 315-465-7578, karalynn@gisco.net Photo available: Harvesting corn ...
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The latest edition of the Oneida County Weekly Scouting Report is available through the Oneida County Cooperative Extension’s website. Notes from Jeff Miller: The main issue is the increasing numbers of aphids in local ...
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Press Release: July 9, 2014 Contacts: Cornell University, Bianca Moebius-Clune, 317-721-7645, bnm5@cornell.edu Western NNY: Mike Hunter, CCE, 315-788-8450; Eastern NNY: Kitty O’Neil, CCE, 315-379-9192 Champlain Valley Agronomics, Eric Bever, 518-643-2360 Publicist Kara Lynn Dunn, ...
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