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East Central Missouri

Agricultural News is written by University of Missouri  Extension Regional Specialists located in the East Central Region of the state. This newsletter is provided by your local University Extension Council. For information on guide sheets or topics, contact the University of Missouri Extension Center nearest you.

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2002 Issues

January (267 kb) U.S. Biotech Corn Plantings to Increase in 2002 Changes and Land Values in Our Area Handheld Computers for the Farm Mandatory Identification of Livestock   February (317 kb) 2002 New and Pending Herbicide Labels Things that Make You Go Hmmmm Ozarka, Bermudagrass for Missouri Climate Being Released Starter Fertilizer for Corn Technology on the Cheap   March (267 kb) Do Seed Firmers Work? Does Deep Tillage Pay? Improving Lawn and Landscape Soils from the Start   April (282 kb) Survey Shows Consumers Want Locally Grown Foods Calving Season Management Managing Lime on No-Till Fields   June (250 kb) Spring Rains Showing Up in Corn Unplanned No-Till Planting Take-All of Wheat   July (287 kb) Corn Has No Roots - Falls Over Heat Stress in Cattle Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002 Weed Control in Forages and Pastures   August ((321 kb) Lime (When Needed) Boosts Profit Fertilizing Fescue to Stockpile for Winter Grazing Dry Weather and Livestock CCA Lumber to be Phased Out   September (264 kb) Yellow Soybean Leaves Making Silage from Drought-Damaged Corn Farm Leases - Little Things Cause Big Problems   October (328 kb) Testing for Soybean Cyst Nematode Fall Applied Soybean Herbicides Fall Calf Weaning Some Good Yields in a Tough Year Tips on Cattle Wrangling to Increase Quality   November (209 kb) Drought May Increase Presence of Alflatoxin Soybean Yield and Population   December (294 kb) Environmental Effects on Pig Growth and Meat Quality A Year of Yield Variations Interested in Liquid Lime?

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