The SENSE project is a partnership of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension, the Nebraska Corn Board and Nebraska Natural Resource Districts, which focuses on crop canopy sensors directing variable-rate, in-season...

Recent rains in the Dakotas came too late to help most forages affected by drought. Here are some options for what to feed, or how to obtain feed, for your livestock.

Average retail prices for all eight major fertilizers were lower again the first week of August 2017, continuing a trend that has lasted for the past several weeks.

Some retail fertilizers -- mainly nitrogen fertilizers -- continued to see significant price decreases the fourth week of July 2017. Despite the lower prices, some farmers say they will wait until later in the year to start buying...

AGCO is using a new technology, Google Glass, in the manufacturing of farm equipment. It allows the company to become more efficient when assembling tractors and application equipment.

Tools such as nitrogen modeling are becoming more popular as farmers want some help to assure nitrogen is available for rapidly growing corn plants.

For the third week in a row, average retail fertilizer prices continued to decrease. Anhydrous, urea and UAN28 saw the biggest price drops.

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Average retail prices for all eight of the major fertilizers were lower the second week of July 2017 compared to a month earlier, with anhydrous and urea seeing the biggest price declines.

All eight major fertilizer are priced lower, but for the first time in nearly five months a fertilizer was actually down a significant amount.

Average retail fertilizer prices showed little movement in either direction the fourth week of June 2017, according to fertilizer retailers surveyed by DTN.

A look at data collected by DTN so far this year shows average prices for some retail fertilizers have barely budged since the beginning of the year.

Retail fertilizer prices held fairly steady the second week of June 2017, continuing a trend of little movement that has been seen over the past several weeks.

Retail fertilizer prices held fairly steady the second week of June 2017, continuing a trend of little movement that has been seen over the past several weeks.

Heavy rains pushed through the Corn Belt earlier this spring in several different weather fronts. Corn producers may be wondering if some already applied nitrogen fertilizer may not be available to their young plants.

Average retail fertilizer prices continued to see little movement the first week of June 2017.

Retail fertilizer prices continued to hold steady the last week of May 2017.

A small town's population did the best it could to manage donated supplies, as well as get them out to those who needed them most.

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Not much has changed on the fertilizer front this week.

Timely rains are helping rangelands bounce back from wildfire damage. Extension personnel recently shared what they learned from past wildfires in other counties on the Plains and what were some of the challenges, as well as benefits.

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Average retail fertilizer prices continued to stay fairly stable the third week of May 2017, with prices for five of the eight major fertilizers slightly higher and prices for the remaining three slightly lower compared to last month.