Thursday, January 22, 2026

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Peanut Pointers

Check For Active Nodulation • By Emi Kimura, Texas A&M AgriLife Extension, State Extension Peanut Specialist • Peanut planting in the Southwest was delayed because of above-average rains we received in May. In typical years, we recommended checking the crop for...

Ready, Set, Go!

Reduce digging losses with proper setup and field checks. • By Amanda Huber • Once the decision to dig has been made and equipment is readied and pulled into the field, a quick field test is needed to put the final...

Hot off the press: NCSU’s new peanut maturity profile

North Carolina State University's new peanut maturity profile can be found by clicking here. University Extension plans to print and laminate 3,000 copies, according to David Jordan, NCSU Extension peanut specialist. They will be available through local NCSU Extension offices...

Planning for 2020

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...

If you’re growing dryland, UGA agronomist advises to start digging

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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