Winter wheat scouting takes flight at N.C. State
Jennifer Howard, North Carolina State University ·
September 2, 2021
Italian ryegrass is an herbicide-resistant weed that plagues winter wheat yields, especially in N.C.’s Piedmont region.
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College football team makes beef nutrition part of its playbook
AGDAILY Contributors ·
September 1, 2021
The Nebraska Beef Council partnered with the Campbell University football program to focus on beef as a premier protein for fueling and performance.
NCSU study suggests that crop insurance limits farmers’ willingness to adapt to climate
AGDAILY Reporters ·
August 17, 2021
Researchers found that crop insurance seemingly serves as a disincentive for farmers to adopt climate change mitigation measures on their croplands.
The void in consumers’ understanding of dairy processing terms on food labels
AGDAILY Reporters ·
July 14, 2021
Research appearing in the Journal of Dairy Science shows that consumers may have less trust in food processes that they don’t understand, and animal-based foods may be subject to more uninformed scrutiny than other foods due to consumers’ perception of higher risk. The food and beverage industry has seen this manifest itself through how companies […]
N.C. State extension podcast zeros in on crop insights
AGDAILY Contributors ·
June 22, 2021
Jacob Morgan, extension director in Jones County, North Carolina, found one podcasting gap to fill, which led to him creating the Crop Sense podcast.
How one FFA advisor uses his TV fame to help ag advocacy
Kacie Hulshof, Associate Editor ·
January 25, 2021
Will Sutton, 5th year FFA advisor from North Carolina, decided to compete on NBC’s The Titan Games and used that opportunity to be advocate for agriculture.
9 reasons to choose turfgrass as a college major — and as a career
Jennifer Howard, North Carolina State University ·
March 6, 2020
Turfgrass serves valuable functional (erosion), recreational (sports), and ornamental (beautification) purposes in our landscapes.
Meet Julius Tillery — the ‘Puff Daddy’ of cotton
Michelle Miller, Farm Babehttp://www.thefarmbabe.com ·
February 11, 2020
A graduate of UNC Chapel Hill, he uses his economics degree to figure out ways to make his farm more profitable.
Agri Supply’s top 4 considerations for your next rotary-mower purchase
Brian Boyce ·
October 2, 2019
Several considerations come to mind when making the rotary-mower investment from Agri Supply — which can save you a lot of time and money going forward.
Bee Downtown creating America’s largest honeybee corridor
AGDAILY Reporters ·
September 4, 2019
Bee Downtown is creating the largest honeybee corridor to rebuild the health of the bees responsible for pollinating 70 of the world’s top 100 crops.