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Six Opportunities to Reach Growers
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August/September 2011
* Markets
* Briefs
* Storage issues into fall
* Eliminating combine fires
* Tips on harvest efficiency
* Review of harvest aides (desiccants)
* Grower profile
October/November 2011
* Markets
* Briefs
* What's out in those fields: A summary of NSA crop survey
* Preparing for next year's ‘flower' fields: Weed control options now
* New product review
* Preliminary research updates
* Grower profile
December 2011
* Markets
* Briefs
* Should a fungicide be a part of every producer's program? A review of new fungicides coming to market.
* Survey of seed company new hybrid offerings for 2012
* A no-tillers mantra: Rotating with a deep-rooted warm season crop
* Quick look at 2011 crop quality
* Research priorities for 2012
* Grower profile
January 2012
* Markets
* Briefs
* Sclerotinia head rot control with fungicides: A summary of extensive 2011 research
* 2011 problematic weeds and options for control
* Review of new Spartan label for 2012
* A look at the confection market
* Grower profile
February 2012 (Special 16 page insert on obtaining high yields)
* Markets
* Briefs
* Controlling Phomopsis with Headline and other fungicides: Review of what worked
* Are seed treatments still worth it?
* Update on USDA breeding program: SNPs and more
* Review of market options: NuSun, High oleic, hullers, large inshell, birdfood
* Grower profile
Special Insert: ‘Hitting the high end of the yield curve'
* Talk to several high yielding growers on what works for them: 3,000 lbs plus
* Getting that perfect plant stand
* Overview of fertility
* Staying weed free
* Scouting to eliminate surprises: Diseases and insects
* Best time for applying your fungicide
* Harvest: Beating the wind, the birds and the snow
March/April 2012
* Markets
* Briefs
* New products in the 2012 tool kit
* Spraying for head rot with new labeled fungicides
* Genetic resistance to diseases: update on a lot of research
* Doubled haploid and SNPs: Is it coming together
* Grower profile.
NOTE: Editorial Calendar Subject to Change
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