Politicians and government officials at every level seem to be entranced these days by a specific goal when it comes to pushing forward on clean energy: shifting to an all-electric energy system. The idea may seem to make sense because fossil fuels and their carbon emissions have become a pariah in the face of climate change, but does it, really?
The Mindoro Country Store will hold its Grand Re-opening celebration October 12th - 23rd. Customers can expect some excellent sales and opportunities to win some great prizes.
Big crop means big crop removal. As we look at fields going into fall and try to get a grip on overall yield and estimated storage needs, there are some acres that look outstanding and there are some that are harder to pinpoint
As we finish up the 2020 silage season and start planning for the next year, feed shrink should be on top of mind. Feed makes up 40-60 percent of the total cost of producing milk, and on average, farms lose 12 percent of feed through shrink. Some of factors that go into shrink are harvest, feed out, and storage type.
Allied Cooperative encourages you to enter our Harvest Photo Contest for a chance to win great prizes!
Pest Pros gives their final On The Radar Report of the season. Included is a crop update and a look at what are scouts are seeing in the fields this week.
We're closing in on harvest time. Vegetable crops are coming off now. Other fields are getting a little closer each day. What should you be watching for?
This week's "On the Radar" Report shows several issues are crop scouts are seeing in the fields, including aphid craters like that pictured above -- the result of green peach aphids spreading in a field.
This week's On the Radar Report gives an upclose look at what our scouts are seeing in the fields including this unusual defect where corn is outgrowing the husks.
As our crops progress there are several concerns you should be watching for. Check our this week's "On The Radar Report" to see what you should be watching for.