![]() |
![]() |
![]() |
|
|
|
|
|
Highlights from our September 2010 issue: Articles
Highlights of interest to those in the industry Recent Public Sunflower Research Appointments Meet the professionals conducting sunflower research Russian Drought Implications: Huge for World Marke Too early to know full impact on sunflower crop New Weapon in Toolbox for Sunflower Desiccation Availability of ‘Sharpen’ Broadens Growers’ Options; Variety of Reasons for Considering Desiccation Harvest Attachments and Conversion Kits Manufacturers Provide Overviews of Their Products Sanitation Key for Avoiding Combine Fires Weather conditions in Northern Plains during 2009 harvest contributed to higher-than-usual number of fires. Good housekeeping and close vigilance always important. Causes of Combine and Tractor Fires SDSU farm machinery and safety specialist provides hints on both preventing and responding to fires during harvest S.D. Growers Convert Row-Crop Head Sperry brothers of Blunt go to 12-row unit to increase capacity SNP, SNP, SNP Sunflower sector initiates high-tech breeding initiative designed to help crank out new hybrids faster to keep industry more competitive It’s That (Blackbird) Time of the Year Help is available to affected growers through USDA wildlife services program The Cost of Moisture Shrink Formulas help calculate moisture shrink factor and seed weight loss (or gain) at various moisture levels Spittin’ Mad... .... Over sunflower seed ban The Sunflower Marks 35 Years! First issue of magazine rolled off press in August 1975 Subscribe to THE SUNFLOWER Now! Each issue includes these popular features:
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||