crop management

Flower pot decoration in cozy home flower garden. (Adobe Stock-#220506404 │ moccabunny)
Horticulture, Horticulture, Outdoors, Regional Roundup, Western Region, Wyoming

UW offers advice on damaged landscape plants

As temperatures fluctuate this spring, the University of Wyoming Extension is advising residents to monitor landscape plants for cold damage. Read More

Rusty Lee, MU Extension field specialist in agricultural systems technology, used AI and drone technology last season to diagnose irregular corn stands caused by a malfunctioning toolbar on a producer’s anhydrous ammonia applicator. (Photo by Linda Geist)
Corn, Crops, Tools and Tech

Drones can help diagnose ailing crops

Montana State University
Montana, Regional Roundup, Western Region

CSA program helps Montanans



Kansas updates drought declarations as conditions worsen statewide

Oklahoma Wheat Commission

Oklahoma Wheat Commission to hold District I election

Rose bush with fresh and withered flowers. (iStock-#1166477294 │ photographer)

Winter injury showing in Kansas roses this spring

In this 2019 file photo, flooding in crop fields leaves behind debris and submerged plants that may die or suffer yield damage. (Photo by Linda Geist)

When fields stay wet

Tractor spraying soy field in sunset. (Adobe Stock-#355841291 │ Dusan Kostic)

Pesticide poisoning symptoms can mimic flu

Choosing a sorghum silage hybrid

Little green plant on crack dry ground, concept drought. (Adobe Stock │ #197359617 - sawitreelyaon)

Arkansas drought lingers as nature moves beyond usual rainy spring

  • By Mary Hightower │ University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture
STUDYING A SAMPLE — Taylor Klass, head plant pathologist and lead diagnostician for the Arkansas Plant Health Clinic, observes a plant sample submitted to the clinic. (UADA photo by Paden Johnson.)

Severe flooding shaped disease trends