09/21/2023 SOURCE: phys.org
To obtain the biggest cherry harvest, trees should be pollinated by both honey bees and mason bees. A new study led by a researcher at the University of Gothenburg shows yet another benefit of biodiversity.
Pollination by more than one bee species found to improve cherry harvest
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09/21/2023 SOURCE: www.technologynetworks.com
New research paints a worrying picture of the exposure to pesticides experienced by different bee species, raising concerns about widespread exposure to chemicals.
Pesticides, Including Neonicotinoids, Found in Pollen of Different Bee Species
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09/21/2023 SOURCE: www.westernnebraskaobserver.net
Banner County's Andie West participated in the Area 1 Range Judging Contest on Tuesday, when more than 150 FFA students from 14 different Panhandle schools visited Kimball County to participate in the event. Site 1, shown above, was at Oliver Reservoir. The students had to identify 24 range plants, provide information about them and determine if th...
150 FFA MEMBERS DESCEND UPON KIMBALL COUNTY
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09/21/2023 SOURCE: agupdate.com
Southwest FFA in Bartley, Neb. is excited to kick off a new school in 2023-2024. The chapter, located at Southwest Public Schools in Red Willow County, also has students who
Packed with goals, Southwest FFA kicks off school year
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09/21/2023 SOURCE: highlandcountypress.com
Mowrystown FFA members had a wonderful year at the Highland County Fair with their cattle projects.
Mowrystown FFA sees success with cattle at the Highland County Fair | The Highland County Press
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09/21/2023 SOURCE: tulsaworld.com
The local state FFA officers planned and conducted this year's conference, which was based on the theme “Empower.”
Owasso, Collinsville FFA chapter officers attend annual COLT conference
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Randy Krotz
Topics: Environment, Trending News,
Inside the secret world of waste
In his new book, journalist Oliver Franklin-Wallis explores the afterlife of our garbage.
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Nancy Kavazanjian
Topics: Soybeans, Ag Podcast US, Ag Tech,
Technology, Research, and WI Soybean Checkoff - Wisconsin PODtalk
Wisconsin soybean research has come a long way in a decade. From side-by-side variety trials, to today's apps and prescription forecasting for individual fields. Today's podcast, brought to you by the Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board, features Dr. Shawn Conley, UW-Extension Soybean Specialist, speaking to the ways that soybean checkoff dollars are being invested. From drone technology designed to target specific problems in the field, to sustainability research - everything is focused on providing a strong return on investment to Wisconsin soybean checkoff dollars.
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Nancy Kavazanjian
Topics: Food/Nutrition, Climate Change, Weather, Food Security/Shortage,
Extreme Weather and the Food System
In today's farmdoc daily article, we explore how the impacts of recent extreme weather events have been felt among US households. Using results from the August 2023 wave of the…
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09/21/2023 SOURCE: brownfieldagnews.com
Ill-timed rains have hurt crops and delayed harvest in eastern Iowa. Dan Schurr grows corn and soybeans near LeClaire and says rainfall was quite limited during the growing season. “We were quite dry in the early part of the season, and then again later in the season. August we saw almost no rain, September almost […]
Ill-timed rains for eastern Iowa farmer - Brownfield Ag News
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