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Agronomic tip of the week
Time to start thinking about planting?
It may be a little early, but we can start planning. ISU's Palle Pedersen says, "Early planting is still the cheapest and most efficient way to increase yield, regardless of tillage systems and locations in Iowa." He offers advice regarding early planting.
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ISA responds to USDA crop report
This week the USDA's crop report pegged the recent soybean crop at a record high 3.361 billion bushels, but the report also raised the estimates for expected exports and crush demand. ISA leaders comment.
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On-Farm Network® Conference scheduled for February 23
The annual ISA On-Farm Network® Conference will be held on Feb. 23. Newer topics offered this year will include results and discussions of: sulfur trials, plant population, nitrification inhibitors, crop sensors and anhydrous ammonia sidedressing trials.
To learn more, click here.
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Cold wave should help control soybean rust this season
Wintry weather that has blown down as far as the Southeastern U.S. may be a
boon for control of Asian soybean rust fungus.
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Iowans help lead WISHH into second decade
Iowa soybean growers Roy Bardole of Rippey and Randy van Kooten of Lynnville are helping lead the World Initiative for Soy in Human Health (WISHH) Program Committee into its second decade of growth.
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We are paying less at the grocery store
The American Farm Bureau reports retail food prices decreased for the fifth consecutive quarter. All items surveyed were cheaper than a year ago, with 20-percent-or-larger declines in milk, vegetable oil, chicken breasts, cheddar cheese and potatoes.
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Toffee bars
These tasty treats are sure to be a hit for any sweet tooth! They're easy to make, and they're healthier because they include the benefits of soy.
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Iowa farmers can extend community support through new Monsanto award program
Through a new pilot program being offered by Monsanto, Iowa farmers can apply for a $2,500 award to help a non-profit organization that’s important to them and their community.
To learn more, click here.
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Special SoyLube offer for ISA members
From now until Jan. 31, Environmental Lubricants Manufacturing (ELM), an Iowa-based company, is making a special half-price offer to ISA members on its line of soy-based lubricants and greases.
To learn more, click here.
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