Some parts of Nebraska are experiencing soil moisture readings so dry that they should be expected to only occur every 100 years or so.

Never pat yourself on the back until the job is finished.

If you care about #harvest2020 yield data quality, look at the picture below. Yield monitors perform consistently when corn moisture is below ~20%. If you are above 20% you need to calibrate every 2.5% change in moisture to keep your yield error under 5%. #ISUCrops

You may know that Pioneer offers Yellow Food Corn, White Corn and Waxy Corn, but did you know that Pioneer works with food processors and millers to better understand what they are looking for? #Classic19 #WithYouFromTheWordGo

Dude went to the Yosemite Sam school of how to deal with critters.

Costco will control the production process from farm to store, making key decisions down to the grain chickens eat and the type of eggs hatched. Costco has even put its socially-conscious corporate reputation on the line. Via @CNNBusiness https://t.co/TSXHqG2fal

After harvest, consider a burndown herbicide like 2,4-D, dicamba or Elevore® herbicide. Kevin Kowalski, Pioneer field agronomist, encourages growers to tackle weeds in the fall or early spring in this #PioneerAgronomyMinute. https://t.co/CGHqlnFXeC

Don't be fooled - sometimes black spots aren't TAR SPOT - during this time of year common and southern rust (pictured) fungi can produce black teliospores. Tar spot hasn't been reported in Nebraska (yet?) but is still creeping toward us halfway across Iowa https://t.co/cEBDL4HLvE

.@NikkiHaley takes on socialism and those pushing it in our country:

Keep marestail and other winter annuals from making themselves at home in your soybean fields this fall. Jason Gibson explains how to send them packing using a strong fall or early spring burndown program with #Elevore herbicide. #CortevaClean

Wet conditions pushed limits on many POST corn herbicide apps this year. Here is result of pushing the glyphosate growth stage limit. Translucent kernels will be partially filled in by neighboring kernels. Here’s why it happens https://t.co/BW869OUwRA

Is indoor vertical farming destined to be a dependable food source, or an energy suck?

A few of you asked for an updated map on #soybean gall midge emergence. Here it is. Get the latest info on soybean gall midge at https://t.co/8rryHk3Zk2. Special thanks to Lisa Jasa @UNL_CropWatch for getting all these updates on the web so quickly.

#GallMidge active in #Nebraska #soybean. https://t.co/fO54qGwVn4 @justinmcmechan

The #soybean flowering fallacy exists as early planted soybean experience shorter days before June 21st, so floral induction and the subsequent appearance of flowers may occur ahead of the summer solstice. More info on this phenomenon can be found here:

Entering day 7 since Winter Storm #Ulmer and still digging out Scotts Bluff County Nebraska. Just a few spots are left to get open to one lane. Thanks to all who have helped with this MASSIVE and HISTORIC #blizzard19 @KNEBStormCenter @NWSCheyenne @severestudios #newx

Looking for Cindy Crouse who has been missing since Friday after leaving Gretna for her home in Valley. She communicates through writing-does not speak due to past stroke. If see her, please contact via DM. Family is very worried. #NebraskaStrong #Nebraskaflood

@giesselmannfarm Yes this is the middle of a gravel road North of Uehling!!! Jay is standing in the center!!!!

#NebraskaFloods seen by #Sentinel2 🇪🇺🛰

Flooded town of Fremont, Nebraska on March 17, 2019 at 2pm CST looking North. Bridge is open to residents only but many can not go home! #nebraskaflooding #nebraska #weather #Fremont @NWSOmaha @spann @LiveStormsMedia @weatherchannel @breakingweather @WeatherNation