10 things you should know, April 15, 2013
Some Mid-South farmers will need to kill surviving plants from March-planted corn so they can re-plant those fields. There are several options to consider in removing those plants.
10 things you should know today
Immigration reform. Cut-off date for planting corn. Did weather zap seed treatments? Resistant barnyard grass. Calibrating spray tips.
5 things you need to know this morning
China creates uncertainty in cotton market. Target spot spreading in Southern cotton. Superweeds a growing nightmare. More stripe rust in winter wheat. ID pests with this new mobile app.
U.S. rice stars in new video
The USA Rice Federation today released a nearly seven-minute video promoting the U.S. rice-producing industry from field to mill to market to table.
Cotton harvest from above (photo gallery)
Growing up surrounded by lush cotton fields in Coahoma County, Miss., Darrah Parker developed a life-long love for the crop. That strong attachment triggered a near-year-long process that has produced a stunning set of photographs.
Cotton pickers in formation
Growing up surrounded by lush cotton fields in Coahoma County, Miss., Darrah Parker developed a life-long love for the crop. That strong attachment triggered a near-year-long process that has produced a stunning set of photographs.
Mississippi River rising at Rosedale, Miss. (Photo Gallery)
These photographs, taken from the levee behind Rosedale, Miss., show the Mississippi River's reach on May 7, 2011. The levee was closed to public traffic at midnight that day. The photographs were taken by Farm Press' Ed Phillips and his wife, Mary Ruth Phillips.
