by Purdue University News Service | Jun 7, 2023 | Indiana Agriculture News, News Feed
Learn about innovative farm management strategies, new technologies for improving efficiency and productivity, ways to help ensure a successful transition of your operation to the next generation and more at the annual Purdue Farm Management Tour on July 11. Purdue...
by Purdue University News Service | May 26, 2023 | National Agricultural News, News Feed
Once the corn seed is planted, the waiting game for the first corn plants to emerge begins, which also means assessing (or worrying) if any issues had occurred. Corn typically requires about 100 to 120 growing degree days (GDDs) to emerge, which means both air and...
by Purdue University News Service | May 19, 2023 | Indiana Agriculture News, News Feed
The “landing spots” for the many black cutworm moths into the state are now being realized. Another encouragement to scout high-risk corn and soybean fields as they emerge. Black cutworm larvae, some near pupation, were reported cutting soybean seedlings in Southwest...
by Purdue University News Service | May 16, 2023 | Indiana Agriculture News, News Feed
Visit the Purdue Student Farm and connect with other small farmers to learn about topics like drip irrigation, organic pesticide options, high tunnel production, raised garden beds and postharvest food safety. The Small Farm Education Field Day, presented by the...
by Purdue University News Service | May 12, 2023 | Indiana Agriculture News, News Feed
In Indiana, tar spot has been an annual concern since 2018 when growers experienced 20-60 bu/A loss. In 2021 favorable weather conditions led to another severe epidemic where reports of 50% yield loss occurred. This last year, we had a slight break from tar spot due...
