Farming News for Corn, Soybeans, Wheat and more

If you planted corn or soybeans and the weather remained cold, what’s the risk for chilling injury? Read more

Circle traps can eliminate large numbers of spotted lanternflies without harming beneficial pollinators or small animals. Read more

Carbon dioxide. Carbon sequestration. Carbon markets. These buzzwords have been making the rounds for years. But can farmers do more than just talk about carbon? Read more

Immobilization, or nitrogen tie-up can reduce the amount of nitrogen available to following crops, which could make planting green decisions more complicated when nitrogen is expensive. Read more

To determine whether cereal rust mites are active in your timothy fields, scout fields for signs of damage. Here's how. Read more

Phytophthora can affect the roots, crowns, foliage and fruit in peppers, tomatoes, eggplant, vine crops and snap and lima beans. Read more

As rising input costs have producers searching for ways to save, a Pasa study reaffirms that soil health doesn’t need to be sacrificed with tillage. Read more

Producers surveyed across the United States intend to plant a record high 91 million acres of soybeans in 2022, up 4% from last year. Here's what else the 2022 Prospective Plantings report found. Read more

Allium leafminer is an unfortunately familiar pest that goes after allium plants. Here's how to identify allium leafminer damage in your crop and how to manage the situation. Read more

Pennsylvania farmers are weighing changes to their rotations and crop management as they prepare for a very expensive planting season. Read more