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In order to prevent loss due to plant diseases such as leaf spot and white mold, producers are looking to dig up their crops earlier than normal this season.

Georgia Farmers Consider Early Harvest for Peanut Crop

Thursday, September 20, 2018

A recent onslaught of plant diseases has led Georgia peanut producers to consider harvesting their crops sooner rather than later.

Georgia Farmers Consider Early Harvest for Peanut Crop
A recent onslaught of plant diseases has led Georgia peanut producers to consider harvesting their crops sooner rather than later.
John Deere and Granular Introduce New Farm Management Tool to Operations Center
John Deere and Granular have introduced Profit Maps, a free farm management tool available to farmers through the Deere Operations Center. For more information, contact your local John Deere dealer or visit granular.ag/granular-profit-maps and myjohndeere.com.
University of Missouri Extension Agronomist Provides Emergency Forage Options Post-Drought
University of Missouri Extension agronomist Dhruba Dhakal has offered producers affected by widespread droughts in Missouri alternative forage options in order to combat hay shortages.
Latest John Deere Rotary Cutter Lineup Features New Deck and Cutting Chamber Design
John Deere has announced that it is introducing a new family of rotary cutters with a variety of working widths and configurations.
John Deere Precision Ag Product Suite Expands for 2019
John Deere has announced that it will be adding to its precision technology product suite for the 2019 season.
John Deere Among Hundreds of Exhibitors at 2018 Farm Progress Show
John Deere is amongst more than 600 exhibitors taking part in this year's Farm Progress show, expected to continue through August 30 in Boone, Iowa.
2018 Farm Science Review to Feature Over 700 Commercial and Educational Exhibits
Between September 18th and 20th, the 2018 Farm Science Review will take place at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center. Tickets can either be purchased online at fsr.osu.edu or at the gate.
UNL Corn Yield Forecast Shows High Temperatures Have Hastened Development
Experts at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and other institutions have noted that high temperatures may have hastened the development of corn this season, with some yield expected to fully mature in the next two weeks.
Deere Adds New Frontier Loaders and Rear Implements to Assist Large Property Owners
John Deere has announced that it's adding new attachments and implements to its lineup of Frontier equipment as a means of helping large property owners with land maintenance.
Deere Enhances Frontier Tillage and Seeding Lineup for Small Acreage Producers
John Deere has announced that it is adding several implements to its lineup of Frontier equipment in an effort to cater to large property owners.
Illinois Extension Educator Suggests 2018 Could Be the Year to Plant Cover Crops
Above-average temperatures and rainfall have possibly made 2018 the perfect year to start growing cover crops. For questions on cover crops and the upcoming harvest, contact Phillip Alberti, crop science educator at the University of Illinois Extension, at palberti@illinois.edu
Black Forest Together Volunteer Wins “Small Machines. Big Impact.” Grand Prize
Neil Behnke, a volunteer with the nonprofit organization Black Forest Together, was named winner of the second annual "Small Machines. Big Impact." contest.
Drones to be Among Featured Topics at Sept. 6 Purdue Extension Crops Field Day
Innovative technology within agriculture will be a major topic of discussion at Purdue University Extension's annual Crop Field Day on September 6th.
John Deere Historic Site to Host August 2018 Hammer In Event
On August 4th and 5th, John Deere's historic site in Grand Detour, IL will be celebrating the history and trade of blacksmiths with its “Hammer In 2018" event.
First 2018 Case of Southern Rust in the U.S. Confirmed by MU Extension
The University of Missouri Extension has officially confirmed the 2018 growing season’s first case of southern rust corn disease in the U.S.
2018 Ag Progress Days to Feature Commercial Exhibits and Machinery Demos
From August 14-16, Penn State’s Ag Progress Days will be packed with both commercial and educational exhibits.
John Deere Pavilion Set to Welcome Kids of All Ages at Learn and Play Day July 21
Children of all ages will be welcome to enjoy a Learn and Play Day on Saturday, July 21 at the John Deere Pavilion in Illinois.
John Deere Attractions and Contributions Named to Illinois Top 200 List
John Deere has been included amongst the best of Illinois on the "Top 200" list commemorating the state's 200th birthday.
John Deere 9R Tractor Lineup Receives Technology and Performance Upgrades for 2019
John Deere has announced several new updates to its model year 2019 lineup of 9R, 9RT, and 9RX Tractors.
ISU Researchers Find Twitter to Be Effective Tool for Mapping Pests and Crop Diseases
Iowa State University Extension and Outreach faculty and researchers have published a new study which highlights the significance of Twitter for identifying the spread of pests and pathogens.

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