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Soybeans

Group 5 beans by May best bet in South Carolina

John Hart

Clemson University Extension corn and soybean specialist Michael Plumblee confirmed earlier research that shows maturity group 5 soybeans planted in early May is the best planting combination for South Carolina soybean farmers seeking higher yields.

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Policy

Trump’s executive orders: What they mean for farmers

Joshua Baethge

From tariffs and immigration crackdowns to national energy policies and E15 waivers, here’s what agriculture stakeholders need to know about the president’s first actions.

Corn Chatter / Technology

Understand reduced rate vs. lower labeled rate

Tom J. Bechman

Corn Chatter: Keep the distinction clear between applying a reduced labeled rate of herbicide and simply cutting rates.

Precision Planting introduces spraying, scouting options

Tom J. Bechman

New features and upgrades turn your sprayer into a site-specific farming tool.

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