December 21, 2024 | Market Journal
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This week on Market Journal
In the Field Update: Hear what Extension researchers have learned about Western Bean Cutworm mitigation through the 2024 growing season.
Heuermann Lecture Series: The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources recently hosted the latest installment of the Heuermann Lecture series with guest speaker, Professor Steve Evans to discuss industry and sustainability.
In the Markets: Nebraska Extension Ag Economist, Elliott Dennis stopped by this week to give us his ¢2 on the recent trends in the cattle markets.
Weather: Market Journal Chief Meteorologist Eric Hunt has a special Holiday Extended forecast for us this week.
Defoliation Thresholds: Defoliation can lead to yield loss for soybean producers. However, defoliation is often overestimated and can lead to unnecessary input costs. Get some tips on estimating defoliation in your fields with some help from Nebraska Extension.
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