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APHIS will prepare environmental impact statements on 2,4-D- and dicamba-resistant crops....More

Drought may be lessening but it will leave tree diseases in its wake....More

"Open data" summit of G8 countries winds up after taking "first step" to provide agriculture-related research and statistics to the world....More

USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service will accept slightly more than 12 million acres into the Conservation Stewardship Program. Applications for fiscal 2013 sign-up are due by May 31....More

"Flag the Technology" program touted by University of Missouri as a way for farm workers to keep track of treated fields....More

Cold weather hampering planting, emerging crops in Arkansas....More

Joint USDA/EPA report on honeybee decline points to variety of causes....More

Control of weeds, pests and weeds will be covered at a May 17 field day in Goodman, Miss....More

Row crops and cattle background have proven a winning combination for Mississippi farmer Andy Milstead....More

Rains have swamped your recently planted corn fields. How do you know if you should replant and if you do, how do you adapt your management plan? Assessing corn fields for replanting purposes when stands are marginal depends on lots of factors, so don’t just focus on plant population, say Erick Larson, Mississippi Extension grain specialist, and Jason Bond, Mississippi Extension weed scientist....More

In late April, Arkansas is facing drought on the west side of the state and a rising Mississippi River on the east....More