Water Needs Vary Widely in August, September in our Crops
August and September are important months for our corn and soybean crop’s water needs.
Read MoreAugust and September are important months for our corn and soybean crop’s water needs.
Read MoreOne of the trees that everyone seems to love in Michiana is the Colorado Blue Spruce.
Read MoreFor those who hold a Private Pesticide Applicator License (often referred to as a PARP license), there are several opportunities coming to pick up training that can apply to the renewal of your permit.
Read MoreOn Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27 and 28, LaGrange County will be hosting a unique event: the Indiana Grazing School.
Read MorePeople sometimes end up with pesticides they no longer need or want or that have gone out of condition.
Read MoreThere are reports of some foliar diseases beginning to appear in the lower canopy of corn around Indiana.
Read MoreJoe Boggs and Ashley Kulhanek, of Ohio State’s Extension Service, recently wrote some fascinating stories about fireflies, as known as lightening bugs.
Read MoreEvery once in a while, you have one of those moments that changes the way you think, or reminds you about what is important.
Read MoreWhen you talk to a farmer that is experiencing his first go around with burcucumber, the first thing they usually say is “This crazy stuff took out 3-4 acres!”
Read MoreIt’s lawn mowing season, and along with that come requests for advice about tree roots that have made the mowing a more difficult task.
Read MoreAfter a rain shower this weekend, I was surprised to find a lot of small, lime-green potato leafhoppers stuck on the side of my car!
Read MoreBy Jeff Burbrink Ag & Natural Resources Extension Educator, Purdue Extension LaGrange County LAGRANGE — Over the past two weeks, I have talked to several people about applying lime to fields, pastures and lawns to solve various issues on their property. Many people do not understand the purpose … Read More
In Indiana, when it rains, you can count on a flush of mosquitoes a few days later.
Read MoreOur region is one the largest hay producing areas in the state, and as a result, we have seen more than our share of hay fires over the years.
Read MoreOne of the most frustrating parts of a wet spring is the waiting.
Read MoreMany landowners find themselves facing issues with groundhog (woodchuck) burrows this time of the year.
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