Hello All, What’s Up This Wheat? Weekly highlights and resources for growing winter wheat in Eastern Nebraska. Weather Nebraska Drought Monitor for Sept. 20 – No areas in eastern Nebraska are under an abnormally dry or drought. How does this compare to last year at this time? Sept. 19, 2017 the southern tier of counties […] Continue reading → 
Listen to this week’s KTIC Radio extension agronomy corner with Nathan Mueller Radio recording based off article written by Nathan Mueller for the Nebraska Farmer Magazine Extension Crop Connection: Does soybean relative maturity matter in eastern Nebraska? “This is Dr. Nathan Mueller, your local agronomist with Nebraska Extension for Dodge and Washington counties. At our Nebraska […] Continue reading → 
The Kornhusker Kids 4-H Club Crop Scouting Team would like to invite you to show off your agronomy skills this Saturday, August 11th from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. by competing in the Cuming County Crop Scouting Identification Contest. The contest will be held in front of the 4-H Building on the Cuming County Fairgrounds […] Continue reading → 
Listen to this week’s extension corner: This is Dr. Nathan Mueller, your local agronomist with Nebraska Extension for Dodge and Washington counties. Many soybeans are growing fast and already in full bloom, or in R2 growth stage. At this point each year, agronomist and growers start thinking about fungicide applications to their soybeans. In Nebraska, […] Continue reading → 
This is Aaron Nygren, your local agronomist with Nebraska Extension in Colfax, Cuming, and Stanton counties. If last week’s heat and wind, and this week’s rain has you behind with your soybean post spraying, listen up for a few tips on checking your soybean growth stage before you resume spraying. In order to avoid potential […] Continue reading → 
Hello All, What’s Up This Wheat? Weekly highlights and resources for growing winter wheat in Eastern Nebraska. Weather Nebraska Drought Monitor for June 7 – No change over the past week under abnormally dry area or D1 drought classification. 3% increase in the area under D1 drought classification for southeast Nebraska compared to the first […] Continue reading →