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Drought-stressed corn field with widespread leaf drying and browning, exposed soil, and some remaining green foliage under a partly cloudy blue sky.

Considerations for Harvesting Drought-Stressed Corn for Silage

Published - August 10, 2026 Read

News From Corn

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2026 Corn Yield Contest Rules and Entry Form are Live

Published - August 17, 2026

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Light and Pheromone Trap Captures for Caterpillar Pests

Published - July 6, 2026

From: Soybeans
An upclose picture of two corn plants that have turned white in the new growth due to injury from a HPPD herbicide.
Why Did My Corn Turn White?

Published - May 4, 2026

two week old corn seeding with roots over 6" long accessing soil moisure
Drought Resources from Extension

Published - April 22, 2026

From: Soybeans
A picture of a dry, no-tillage field ready to be planted with a few weeds present.
Managing Residual Herbicides During a Dry Spring

Published - April 21, 2026

From: Cotton
Circular illustration showing three crops (a small plant, corn, and a broadleaf plant) above ground with an extensive shared root system below the soil, symbolizing plant health and underlying causes. The design is labeled “Root Cause Reports, NC 2025"
Tobacco is now on Root Cause Reports

Published - April 8, 2026

From: Tobacco Growers Information
The Gramoxone SL 3.0 trade name as shown on the label.
Syngenta to Stop Selling Gramoxone

Published - March 4, 2026

From: Cotton
Two green combines harvesting a rectangular patch of standing corn in a harvested field
Head Scab and Vomitoxin Prevention Starts Now

Published - August 27, 2025

From: Small Grains
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cows grazing stockpiled tall fescue
Franklin County Five-County Beef Tour Features Grassland Partnership Participants

Published - June 10, 2026

From: Forages
Animals grazing
Annual Forage & Livestock Webinar Series Schedule (2026)

Published - May 5, 2026

From: Forages
Forage plots
Forage recovery agent-only in-service training

Published - April 29, 2026

From: Forages
This is an image of beef steers (black) grazing several experimental paddocks of tall fescue.
Regional Forage-Livestock Systems In-Service Training and SPFCIC

Published - March 25, 2026

From: Forages
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FIELD DAY: Leveraging Technology to Improve Pastures and Cattle Performance

Published - January 4, 2026

From: Forages
Fall Armyworm Control in Pastures and Forages table listing insecticide classes, active ingredients, timing
Fall Armyworm Management for Forages/Pastures

Published - September 25, 2025

From: Forages
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Bermudagrass Stem Maggot Damage

Published - August 19, 2025

From: Forages
Tri-County Livestock and Pasture Management Field Day

Published - August 13, 2025

From: Forages
Cover Crop Species Selector Tool
Cover Crop Species Selection

Published - August 8, 2025

From: Cover Crops
Dr. Navdeep Godara
Welcome Our New Turfgrass / Forage Weed Science Specialist

Published - July 17, 2025

From: Forages
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