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East Central Missouri

Agricultural News is written by University of Missouri 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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Past 2003 Issues (pdf )

January (296kb) New CAFO Regulations Why Aerate? Exotic Newcastle Disease Glyphosate Resistant Waterhemp   February (276kb) Soybean Response to Fertilizer Guide to Common Forages and Weeds of Pastures Corn Earworms Environmental Management Publications  Renewed, Repackaged, Remixed and Recycled Herbicides   March (293 kb) Improving Nitrogen Efficiency Farm Act   April (228 kb) Do You Walk Any of Your Fields? Spring Planting   May (228 kb) Country-of-Origin Labeling (COOL) Seedling Survival or Planting Delay   June (228 kb) Early Corn Disease Herbicide Additives Kill Weeds Tractor Tires and Soil Compaction Weather's Effect on Planting   July (335 kb) Are You Suffering From Soil Compaction? To Replant or Not -- Thin Stands Flies and Eyes Biotech Food Myths and Misconceptions Missouri State Fair Hay Contest City of O'Fallon and Organic Fertilizer   September (266kb) Nitrate or Prussic Acid Toxicity  Update on Pest Resistance to Bt Crops Annual Forages to Extend Winter Grazing That Magical Grass   October (248kb) Fall-Applied Herbicides Hanging Around the Cellar Comprehensive Nutrient Management Plan Meetings   November (288kb) Why Aerate? Are Soybean Cyst Nematodes in Your Field? Winter Annual Weed ID   December (288kb) 2003 Agronomic Review Why Are My Cows Open?

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