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Walking through rows of growing crops helps farmers monitor for harmful insects, leaves that are damaged by disease or other problems that could reduce...
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This summer in cornfields in Iowa and Nebraska, about a thousand small point-and-shoot digital cameras will be enclosed in waterproof cases, mounted on…
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Mike Lee steers his plane over the Missouri-Arkansas state line, checking out a checkerboard of green and brown fields of rice, cotton, corn and soybeans.…
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The snow and freezing temperatures this week in the tri-state region should not have much of an impact on local corn planting.Bob Dodds with Iowa State…
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With most of the harvest in, farmers are getting a good sense of how crops were affected by this year’s extremely wet spring and abnormally dry…
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This harvest season farmers are having a tougher time deciding what to do with their crops once they’re out of the field.The market price farmers get for…
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A wet spring put some farmers in the behind schedule and even forced some to replant their crops. Data on how the harvest is progressing in each of the…
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The USDA has issued a report saying over half of Illinois, and over 80 percent of Iowa is abnormally dry but corn and soybeans are not the only crops at…
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The rain that areas of Western Illinois saw on Wednesday was enough to keep crops "one step ahead” of drought stress, but not enough to keep crops…
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With some Southeast Iowa farmers beginning to need rain, last weekend’s weather brought some rain but maybe not much relief.June, usually the wettest…