A mix of weather patterns across the US Corn Belt is impacting planting progress and early crop development. Climatologist Brian Fuchs with the National Drought Mitigation Center says drought conditions have improved in many parts of the Western Corn Belt. “Pivots were going on planted fields just to get some moisture into those seeds so…… Continue Reading
‘American Idol’ Star Alex Miller’s Drummer Killed In Shooting
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Sadie Robertson Says Phil Robertson Knew
In the days before Duck Dynasty’s Phil Robertson took his last breath, his family knew they were living his last days. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
How to manage wheat disease risk
Indiana wheat growers are monitoring wheat disease risk. In this episode of Managing for Profit, Purdue University Extension’s Darcy Telenko identifies what diseases cause the most damage to the plant and what farmers should do to proavtively manage risk. The post How to manage wheat disease risk appeared first on Brownfield Ag News. … Continue Reading
Mary Lou Retton’s DUI Arrest: New Details Emerge
More details are coming to light about the circumstances leading up to Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Retton’s arrest on DUI charges. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Target Has an Official Policy When It Comes to Pesky Resellers
“Target reserves the right to prohibit purchases of any merchandise” by these people. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Sam’s Club’s New Pizza Delivery Service Has Three-Hour Wait Time
Sam’s Club has launched a new pizza delivery service, and is now warning customers they may need to wait up to three hours for food to arrive to their homes. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Summer Unlocked: Taco Bell Introduces 6 Insane Menu Additions
From crispy tacos to loaded fries, Taco Bell’s latest menu additions are set to make a splash for fans everywhere. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
20 Things Miranda Lambert Has Done in the Last 20 Years
Miranda Lambert has been a busy, busy woman in the 20 years since her debut album came out. Continue reading…… Continue Reading
Missouri rice conditions improve, corn conditions dip slightly
Below normal temperatures and above average precipitation delayed some fieldwork across Missouri in the last week. USDA says corn planting is getting closer to wrapping up, now at 94 percent complete, ahead of average. Emergence is 78 percent complete with conditions dipping slightly from the previous week at 76 percent good to excellent. Soybean planting…… Continue Reading
