Disaster

Bale in field. (Adobe Stock-#213993339 │ Dusan Kostic)
Disaster, Fire, Hay Range Pasture, Wildlife

Emergency haying and grazing conservation reserve program acres

A USDA tool that may help address disaster shortages is emergency haying and grazing authority on Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) acres.  Read More

Crops, Disaster, Farm Bill, Government, Lacey Vilhauer, USDA

Senate Agriculture Committee fails to advance farm bill 

Ag News, Disease

OSU study links Eastern redcedar spread to higher tick populations

Gov. Kevin Stitt was recently at the Beaver County Stockyards. (Journal photo by Bettye Lovelace.)

Oklahoma governor stops at Beaver County Stockyards

Soybean leaves may show yellow spots on upper canopy leaves. Symptoms may resemble those of sudden death syndrome. Disase typically appears in nonuniform patches within fields. (Photo courtesy of MU Extension state plant pathologist Mandy Bish.)

Free tests target ‘Red Crown Rot,’ a threat to Midwest soybeans

PARTNER CONTENT (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Controlling volunteer wheat is critical to reducing wheat curl mite

Laura: Western Kansas is a Wrap

A wheat field near Hutchinson, Kansas, awaits cutting, as drought and other pressures will make it a challenging harvest. (Journal photo by Dave Bergmeier.)

Plan and act early for wheat seed

The U.S. Drought Monitor is jointly produced by the National Drought Mitigation Center at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration. (Map courtesy of NDMC.)

Active weather created downpours on the Plains

University of Missouri Extension

Mizzou offers free crop and pest management showcase

Shannon Albeke (left), senior research scientist, and Will Kirkpatrick, a geospatial developer, both with the Wyoming Geographic Information Science Center at the University of Wyoming, look over information from the new WyldFire app they helped develop. WyldFire is a new public-facing wildfire information platform designed to help Wyoming residents, landowners, public land managers, emergency services, utilities, and communities better understand wildfire risk across the state. (UW Photo)

UW’s WyGISC creates new public wildfire intelligence platform

  • By Maya Kate Gilmore │ University of Wyoming Extension