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In 2017 Wheat Stem Maggot caused significant damage around Nebraska. This summer producers and crop consultants in Southern, Central and Eastern Nebraska have been dealing with young corn plants impacted by wheat stem maggot once again. @NECornBoard

We were out at last week's Weed Management Field Day near Clay Center. We got to see some tech that is currently being developed by a UNL grad student. Here is our first look at the AI driven weed control solution called the See and Till.

We've had a decent mix of rain and sunshine over the past week. What can we expect around the state in the week ahead? Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist and "Market Journal" Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt has the Forecast.

Jeff Peterson stopped by the studio to visit with Bryce this week about the current happenings in the Markets. Here is their conversation from Wednesday morning.

Nitrogen fertilizer remains one of the biggest expenses for Nebraska producers, especially when it comes to growing corn. In situations like this it is important for producers to use nitrogen wisely and make every pound count. @NESoybeanBoard

Nitrogen fertilizer remains one of the biggest expenses for Nebraska producers, especially when it comes to growing corn. In situations like this it is important for producers to use nitrogen wisely and make every pound count. @NESoybeanBoard

Jeff Peterson stopped by the studio to visit with Bryce this week about the current happenings in the Markets. Here is their conversation from Wednesday morning.

We've had a decent mix of rain and sunshine over the past week. What can we expect around the state in the week ahead? Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist and "Market Journal" Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt has the Forecast.

We were out at last week's Weed Management Field Day near Clay Center. We got to see some tech that is currently being developed by a UNL grad student. Here is our first look at the AI driven weed control solution called the See and Till.

In 2017 Wheat Stem Maggot caused significant damage around Nebraska. This summer producers and crop consultants in Southern, Central and Eastern Nebraska have been dealing with young corn plants impacted by wheat stem maggot once again. @NECornBoard

Nitrogen fertilizer remains one of the biggest expenses for Nebraska producers, especially when it comes to growing corn. In situations like this it is important for producers to use nitrogen wisely and make every pound count. @NESoybeanBoard

We've had a decent mix of rain and sunshine over the past week. What can we expect around the state in the week ahead? Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist and "Market Journal" Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt has the Forecast.

In 2017 Wheat Stem Maggot caused significant damage around Nebraska. This summer producers and crop consultants in Southern, Central and Eastern Nebraska have been dealing with young corn plants impacted by wheat stem maggot once again. @NECornBoard

Jeff Peterson stopped by the studio to visit with Bryce this week about the current happenings in the Markets. Here is their conversation from Wednesday morning.

We were out at last week's Weed Management Field Day near Clay Center. We got to see some tech that is currently being developed by a UNL grad student. Here is our first look at the AI driven weed control solution called the See and Till.

Market Journal Full Episode.- Wheat Stem Maggot.- See and Till.- In the Markets, Jeff Peterson.- Weekly Forecast, Eric Hunt .- Nitrogen Management .

For this week’s In the Field Update, we set out to Western Nebraska to catch up with local producer, to see how things are progressing out near Bayred Nebraska. Here is our conversation from earlier this week. @NECornBoard.

We got a bit of relief from the heat and some scattered storms around the state this week. What can we expect through the days ahead? Nebraska Extension Ag Climatologist and "Market Journal" Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt has the Forecast.

Another threat for corn producers is emerging now. Tar Spot has been confirmed in nearly a dozen Nebraska counties and counting. However, if you spot this creeping into your fields, it may be best to let nature run its course for the time being.