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▶ Watch: Wisconsin Ag Climate Outlook Oct. 9

▶ Watch: Wisconsin Ag Climate Outlook Oct. 9

The October 9, 2024 Badger Crop Connect webinar featured Bridgette Mason, Assistant State Climatologist, who discussed the latest Wisconsin ag climate outlook. Bridgette talked about the recent lack of rain and its impact on agriculture, particularly soil loss and corn and soybean harvests. Bridgette ends with an outlook for future weather through October.

▶ Watch: Selecting Suitable Corn Hybrids

▶ Watch: Selecting Suitable Corn Hybrids

In the October 9, 2024 Badger Crop Connect webinar, Dr. Harkirat Kaur, assistant professor and extension specialist in corn agronomy, discussed the 2024 corn performance trials and their harvest progress and outlined selection criteria for successful corn hybrids in Wisconsin cropping systems.

▶ Watch: Soybean and Winter Wheat Selection

▶ Watch: Soybean and Winter Wheat Selection

In the October 9, 2024 Badger Crop Connect webinar, Dr. Shawn Conley, professor and extension specialist in soybean and small grain agronomy, discussed the 2024 UW Winter Wheat Variety Performance Program and how to use data to select top-yielding varieties.

Adaptation to Extreme Weather Events with Cover Crops

Adaptation to Extreme Weather Events with Cover Crops

This article considers how cover crops can contribute to the adaptive management of extreme weather events like droughts, floods, extreme precipitation, and extreme soil temperature fluctuations.

Crop residue: Should you take it or leave it?

Crop residue: Should you take it or leave it?

When it comes to farming, every decision can impact both the immediate and long-term health of your land. Here are some considerations to think about when deciding whether or not to remove crop residue from the field.

Mycotoxins: Beware of this hidden danger in this fall’s harvest

Mycotoxins: Beware of this hidden danger in this fall’s harvest

In Wisconsin, it seemed like every passing rain cloud dropped an inch or more of rain, and those clouds just kept coming. Combine record moisture in some areas with high humidity and clouds, and it was the perfect storm for slugs, molds, and diseases to infiltrate our crop fields and cause damage.

▶ Watch: Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Program Overview

▶ Watch: Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Program Overview

In the September 25, 2024 Badger Crop Connect webinar, Monica Schauer, the UW NOPP Research Director, discussed an ongoing grant program that funds Wisconsin farmers to do on-farm nitrogen application rate research.

▶ Watch: Biological Nitrogen Products

▶ Watch: Biological Nitrogen Products

In the September 25, 2024 Badger Crop Connect webinar, Dr. Steven Hall, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist in the UW–Madison Department of Soil and Environmental Sciences, discussed the context, challenges, and potential opportunities for biological nitrogen fixation products in cereal crops.

▶ Watch: Wisconsin Ag Climate Outlook Sept. 25

▶ Watch: Wisconsin Ag Climate Outlook Sept. 25

The September 25, 2024 Badger Crop Connect webinar featured Josh Bendorf, ORISE Research Fellow with the USDA’s Midwest Climate Hub, who discussed the latest Wisconsin ag climate outlook. Josh talked about recent rain, its effect on soil moisture content, and current outlooks for late September and early October 2024.

Managing Soybean Aphids in Wisconsin Soybean Fields

Managing Soybean Aphids in Wisconsin Soybean Fields

Soybean aphids (Aphis glycines) are an invasive pest that can significantly stunt plant growth and yield. Soybean aphids feed on the sap of plants and leave behind a sticky residue.

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