2010 Cornell Guide for Integrated Field Crop Management

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2010 Cornell Guide for Integrated Field Crop Management

Wheat harvested with a 'stripper header'

Some wheat producers harvest grain with combines equipped with a 'stripper header' that strips grain from the heads and leaves standing straw (strip-harvested heads on left, non-harvested on right). Photo courtesy of Gary Bergstrom

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Identifying Rust Diseases of Wheat and Barley

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2009 NY Forage Yield Trial Results

The information summarize the results of the Cornell University forage trials harvested in 2009 with harvest by harvest yield results.

2009 Soybean Variety Tests

The 2009 New York Soybean Variety Yield Test results are available

2009 Silage Hybrid Tests

The 2009 New York Corn Silage Hybrid Test results are now available

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