Posted July 29, 2011 in Farm Journal Private Industry Increases Presence in Wheat Research July 29, 2011 By: Farm Journal Editors The following information is a Web Extra from the pages of Farm Journal. It corresponds with the article “Going Public.” You can find the article in the 2011 Summer Seed Guide issue.  By R.J. Ralston In contrast to corn and soybeans, public programs historically lead wheat...

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Research paper authored by D.M. Oosterhuis, Altheimer Laboratory, University of Arkansas Foliar potassium fertilization of cotton D.M. Oosterhuis From “Frontiers in Potassium Nutrition”, a publication which includes papers from a 1996 symposium sponsored by PPI-PPIC and the American Society of Agronomy. For more research studies go to Research For product information go to Products Find your Local...

Posted on July 25, 2011 in Agriculture.com by DANIEL LOOKER Business Editor In a world that is wealthier than ever before, and in a nation with more disposable income, the next generation of farmers will have more opportunities than ever. That’s the take home message of New Mexico State University economist Lowell Catlett, who spoke Monday to students at the New Century Farmer Conference at the headquarters...

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