Texas A&M AgriLife Research has changed the name of the for Texas Foundation Seed Service to Texas A&M AgriLife Foundation Seed, effective immediately.
“The new name – Texas A&M AgriLife Foundation Seed – strongly emphasizes our relationship with Texas A&M...
Tillage systems, twin rows and seeding rates are topics to consider before next planting season.
North Carolina Extension peanut specialist David Jordan answers planting-related questions producers may be thinking about over the winter.
Q Should I transition my planting pattern to...
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Commodity Credit Corporation announced corrected 2019 crop loan rates. Loan rates published in June were incorrectly calculated.
The 2014 Farm Bill established the national loan rate for peanuts at $355 per ton, which is unchanged...
Well-deserved recognition is in order for the National Peanut Research Laboratory.
• By Amanda Huber •
Today’s farmers continue to reap the benefits sown by a group of forward-thinking peanut leaders in the late 1950s. That’s when the idea for a...
The U.S. market is in a “wait and see” mode. The Southeast, where 70% of peanuts are grown, is experiencing hot and dry conditions, one of the longest such periods in history.
Early planted peanuts were considered good, especially those...
A proactive approach using diverse weed-control tactics is the most effective way to manage herbicide resistance. Early detection leads to easier management and decreases the potential spread of the resistant biotype.
Unfortunately, because resistant plants and susceptible plants look alike,...
Grower groups throughout the peanut belt do a good job of educating congressional staffers about the importance of our crop and of rural America, in general.
Recently, the Georgia Peanut Commission and the Southern Peanut Farmers Federation hosted 20 such...
The Seam Working With Delta Peanut
The Seam, a provider of trading and agribusiness software solutions, announced that it will be working with Delta Peanut LLC, a new shelling operation based in Jonesboro, Arkansas.
The Seam’s platform is designed with foundational...
Industry experts are writing guidelines to help producers plan for and recover from hurricanes.
• By Amanda Huber •
Hurricanes and tropical storms produce a multitude of impacts ranging from damaging winds, inland flooding, coastal surges and sometimes an isolated tornado....
Peanut harvest season in Sylvester, Georgia, is more than just farmers digging up the fruits of their labor. It’s a time of celebration for agriculture, the sector that drives the economic footprint in this rural community.
Sylvester is just one...
Widespread drought continues in Alabama, as nearly 84% of the state is in severe drought. In fact, 55% of the state’s soil and subsoil moisture is reported to be “very short.”
Even with these conditions, producers are still hard at...
A successful Arkansas economy relies on two essential elements: agriculture and farmers. Unfortunately, fewer young people are choosing to farm, leaving a widening knowledge disparity for those watching over crops.
The Cooperative Extension Service has turned that conundrum into an...
• By Alan Henn •
Early leaf spot (https://www.mississippi-crops.com/2013/08/12/early-leaf-spot-of-peanut/) can seriously defoliate peanuts, leading to yield losses and perhaps inversion problems that inhibit pod drying.
Leaf spots generally require some hours of free water (dew, guttation, irrigation) on the leaf for the...
Georgia’s recent hot, dry weather has dryland peanut farmers making tough decisions about when to dig their crops, according to Scott Monfort, University of Georgia Cooperative Extension peanut agronomist.
Since much of south Georgia has experienced little to no rainfall...
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