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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 2004 Issues (pdf )

January (296kb) - Public Seminar on BSE - Seed Treatments - Are They Worth It? - Sensors Count Corn In The Field - Herbicide Update - China Approval of U.S. Biotech Soybeans   February (193kb) - Soybean Aphids - Are They Here? - Nighttime Feeding Equals Daytime Calving - Are You on Track? - Web Pages to Check Out   March - Brazil's Soybean Harvest Estimate May Be Cut - Grazing School - Northeast Missouri Performance Tested Bull Sale - Supplementation Basics - Low Cost Receivers for Ag    April - Fertilizer Eliminates Weeds - Supplementation Basics - Correction - Alfalfa Weevil Potential in 2004 - Hot Issues Web Page - Big Round Bale Silage   May - Variable Rate Nitrogen Application - High-Tech Compaction Measurement  - Rain Delay in Cutting Hay Can Cut Forage Quality - Alfalfa Weevil Update - In the News - Implementation of ID System   June - What Makes Yellow Corn? - Waterhemp Management in Soybean - Scab Infects Wheat This Spring - U.S. Grain Millers Seek Biotech Crop Controls - Soybean Aphid for 2004   July - Is SDS Around the Corner? - Controlling Some Weeds is the Law - Market Outlook - Nitrogen: What the Corn Finds is all that Counts   August  Let's Be Careful Out There - Winter Feed - The Fair and Meat Quality   September - Temporary Storage of Grain - Disease Defoliates Soybeans - 2004 Winter Wheat   October - Fall Herbicide Application Time - LSPs Are Back - Feeding Roundup Ready Soybeans and Corn to   Growing Pigs   November - Fenceline Weaning - Nitrogen Prices Climb - 2004 Corn Performance Reports - Late Harvesting of Soybeans - Marketing Stored Grain - Show-Me-Select Sale   December - Wheat Acres Continue to Decline - Soybean Rust Found in Missouri - 2004 Corn Performance Reports Available

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