Crop Soil News

A free newsletter available from this web site. It is a continuation of 34 years hardcopy of this newsletter. The newsletter is focused on research and management for dairy and field crop in the Northeast in the continually changing economic and weather conditions farms successfully operate under. The latest research and cutting edge forage concepts are discussed. To subscribe send email to: tfk1@cornell.edu

Newsletter

• March, 2012 / New research to prevent nitrogen loss from early spring application
• February, 2012 / Frost Tillage: use winter to get a jump on spring
• January 2012 / Crops for emergency forage shortage in 2012
• December, 2011 / Short Season Sorghum; new crop old use - old crop new use
• October, 2011 / The profitability of covering the basics
• September, 2011 / Late planted winter forage
• Winter Triticale Forage
• August, 2011 / Dealing with This Crazy Season
• July, 2011 / Fields Not Planted? Last Chance Cropping
• June, 2011 / Corn Silage after June 15?
• May, 2011 / Dealing with The Wet
• April, 2011 / Fertilize Grasses and Winter Triticale NOW!
• February, 2011 / The Ugly Duckling Forage
• January, 2011 / Finding Profit In Dairy Farming
• December, 2010 / Critical Limit to High Forage Yield
• November, 2010 / Corn Population - Are You Missing Yield?
• October, 2010 / Time to Rethink Your Corn Silage Variety Selection
• August, 2010 / New Cut Length for Corn
• July, 2010 / Double Crop for Forage Better than BMR Corn
• June, 2010 / Sidedress for Maximum Economic Return
• May, 2010 / Same Day Haylage Update
• April 2010 / Early Season
• February, 2010 / Aeration Tillage Part II, Control odor & save /acre
• January, 2010 / Aeration: The Un-Tillage