Severe storms and widespread rainfall slowed planting progress across Iowa last week, but the precipitation provided a ...

I’d say optimism is still good. We’ve got guys rolling, and if they’re not going yet, they have a good window of opportunity ...

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Iowa farmers made headway planting corn, soybeans and oats early last week, but were slowed by storms that caused destruction in southwest Iowa, according to the Iowa crop progress and condition ...

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Making spraying more efficient ... while improving their effectiveness. In field tests conducted by AgZen, "we doubled the amount of product on kale and soybeans just by changing where the ...

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Iowa farmers say a foliar fungicide application can add more bushels per acre by preventing losses to disease pressure and ...

David Cogen partnered with John Deere during the 2024 growing season to till, plant, spray and harvest a small field at Deere's Boundurant, Iowa, test farm. In the process, he says he learned a lot ...

DES MOINES – Planters were rolling across much of the state before being slowed by precipitation. Iowa farmers averaged 5.5 days suitable for fieldwork for the week ending Sunday, according to the ...