Alfalfa weevil adults become active when temperatures hit 45 degrees, so they are out and about, particularly in the southern ...

DIY mulch is a great way to save money and recycle yard waste to enrich your garden soil. Here are some of the best ...

New and improved alfalfa and grass varieties are out there, but not every livestock producer in Western Canada is fighting to ...

So if you plant grapes ... it's an excellent region to grow alfalfa. We're able to cure and preserve the nutrients in our hay much better. We don't have the rain events that destroy hay.

But sometimes I simply don’t have the time to create a complete scrape, or I might want to check the edges of a soybean or alfalfa field but not want to damage plants by creating a scrape.

Alfalfa will remove approximately 5.4 lb. S per acre for each ton of hay produced ... leaf area has a light green color. The leaves on S-deficient corn become light green with a distinct striping of ...

Strip harvesting leaves an unharvested ... harvesting is practiced in alfalfa pest management. Alfalfa provides an ideal habitat for a variety of insects, ranging from pests (alfalfa weevil, lygus ...

E-Forage Seed Company advises growers to stay on top of spring freeze damage when assessing their alfalfa fields.

Above average temperatures has pushed alfalfa weevil development too, Iowa State University researchers report.

Nankai University researchers have found that plant leaves can directly absorb microplastics (MPs) from the atmosphere, leading to a widespread presence of plastic polymers in vegetation.

In the Harquahala Valley, hay fields stretch as far as the eye can see. Alfalfa hay is mainly used as feed for cattle and is big business in Arizona, with Arizona farms exporting over $100 million ...