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Minnesota lawmakers missed a deadline for completing their year’s work, and transitioned straight into a special session early Tuesday to complete work on a $46 billion, two-year budget.


We've previously discussed soil borne insects affecting soybeans. These insects have two characteristics. First, movement is limited, the seed is planted near the insects and the insects primarily are stand reducers. They also possess a “No-Rescue” status, meaning they must…


Minnesota lawmakers missed a deadline for completing their year’s work, and transitioned straight into a special session early Tuesday to complete work on a $46 billion, two-year budget.


4-H, the largest youth development program in the nation, is calling on all alumni to raise their hands to help bring 4-H to 10 million youth by 2025. Currently 4-H empowers nearly six million young people in every county across…


Soybean aphids has quickly become one of the most damaging pests of soybeans in the Great Lakes Region, negatively impacting soybean yields and quality. There are numerous options for managing soybean aphid, ranging from aphid resistant soybean varieties, insecticides and…


To say Jim Willers isn’t involved in the farm community would be a far cry from the truth. Willers has an outstanding track record when it comes to his involvement with farmer advocacy groups. In 1999, he became involved with…


The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has extended its comment period for the preliminary ecological risk assessment for the pyrethroid class of insecticides.


Minnesota soybean farmers now have another device at their disposal for targeting soybean aphids, after the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently approved foliar application of Flupyradifurone (Sivanto™ Prime from Bayer).