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When addressing ruts and gullies, producers should consider field moisture conditions before taking action.

UNL Extension Engineer Offers Tips for Addressing Field Gullies

Thursday, April 18, 2019

Last autumn when the soil was wet, harvest equipment left ruts behind, leaving producers with rough terrain to tackle. Producers need to evaluate soil moisture conditions as spring rolls on. Learn more.

UNL Extension Engineer Offers Tips for Addressing Field Gullies
Last autumn when the soil was wet, harvest equipment left ruts behind, leaving producers with rough terrain to tackle. Producers need to evaluate soil moisture conditions as spring rolls on. Learn more.
KSU Researchers Provide Update on Spring Soil Temperature and Moisture Conditions
Ahead of planting season, experts from the K-State Research and Extension have provided an update on spring soil temperature and moisture conditions. Learn more.
ISU Extension Experts Consider Impact of Flooding on Planting and Soil Conditions
Experts recently shared insights regarding flooding in Iowa, western Illinois, and eastern Nebraska. Learn more about the impact of this flooding and how to handle flooded soils.
ISU Extension Offers Advice on Spring Planting and Soil Management
Spring has officially sprung, meaning the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach is offering tips for spring planting and wet soil management. Learn more.
John Deere Attractions Introduce Free Passport Program for Guests
John Deere has announced the development of a new attractions passport program, designed to give guests a way to log destinations they have visited. For more information go to www.VisitJohnDeere.com.
National Ag Day 2019 to Support Agricultural Education on March 14
March 14, 2019 marks this year’s celebration of National Ag Day. To learn more about this event, visit agday.org or contact the Agricultural Council of America for more information.
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association Provides Insight into Soybean Seed Germination
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association is encouraging growers to check the germination rate for their soybean seed, as many are falling below the normal rate. Learn more.
Deere Welcomes Two New Tractor Models Into the 6R Lineup
John Deere has announced the addition of two more 6R tractor models: the 6230R and 6250R. For more information, contact your local John Deere dealer or visit JohnDeere.com.
John Deere to Attend This Year's Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, KY
On February 13th-16th, John Deere will attend The National Farm Machinery Show. Join us in the South Wing at the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville, Kentucky.
John Deere to Join Exhibitors At This Year's Iowa Power Farming Show
John Deere has announced that it will be participating at the Iowa Power Farming Show from January 29-31 in Des Moines, Iowa. If you plan to attend the event, look out for booth #2038.
John Deere Receives Six AE50 Awards for Innovative Product-Engineering Designs
John Deere has been recognized for its innovations with six AE50 awards, highlighting its continuous dedication to excellence in its field.
John Deere Showcasing High-Tech Farming Solutions at CES 2019
John Deere is participating in CES® 2019, which is being hosted in Las Vegas, Nevada. This event is set to unveil technologies that revolutionize the way we live, work, and play.
University of Missouri Extension Climatologist Reflects on 2018 Weather Patterns
University of Missouri Extension climatologist, Pat Guinan, recently reflected on the weather patterns of the past year and looked back on how the temperatures and rainfall affected crops and producers.
ISU Extension and Outreach Examines Impact of Rain on Seed Infection
Experts from the Iowa State University Extension and Outreach have decided to take a closer look at the impact of rains over this past season as a result of a late soybean harvest.
UK Researchers to Determine Strategy for Effective Cover-Crop Seeding Application
UK researchers have come together to determine the best way to seed cover crops into double-crop soybeans. For more information on this study, contact Edwin Ritchey.
K-State Extension Considers Factors for the Winter Survival of Canola
Experts at the Kansas State University Research and Extension discuss the narrow window for planting winter canola in fall 2018, starting with September rains and ending with heavy rains in October.
Iowa State Extension Provides Considerations for Tillage Decisions This Fall
At the end of the harvest season, producers should begin to consider their tillage options, according to experts at the Iowa State Extension and Outreach. For more information, visit https://crops.extension.iastate.edu.
Deere Introduces Updated 337E and 437E Knuckleboom Loaders to E-Series Lineup
John Deere has announced that it is updating its E-Series Knuckleboom Loaders. For more information about the 337E, 437E, or any other Deere forestry machines, visit a local John Deere or www.johndeere.com.
John Deere Z994R Expands Portfolio of Diesel Solutions for Landscapers
John Deere has announced the expansion of its lineup of mowers with the new diesel Z994R Commercial ZTrak zero-turn mower. For more info, contact your local John Deere dealer or visit www.JohnDeere.com.
K-State Extension Shares Tips for Crop Management After First Killing Freeze This Fall
Following the first killing freeze of the season, Kansas State University experts have provided tips for crop management. For more information, visit agronomy.k-state.edu

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