Today's Farmer | May 2003 | Contents
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FEATURES:
Changing America's oil: Fuel from the field
Those soybeans you are growing this year could wind up in someone's fuel tank. By James D. Ritchie

Avoid the throes of sudden death syndrome
Sudden Death Syndrome in soybeans remains an enigma. But scientists are beginning to find which management systems help fend off the disease. By Steve Fairchild

In-season corn nitrogen management
To optimize corn response to applied nitrogen and to break through current yield barriers, farmers must move toward in-season nitrogen applications. By Dr. Paul Tracy

Ten mistakes to avoid for successful dairy expansion
Lack of long-term planning and goal-oriented decision making are mistakes made in expanding a dairy operation. By James Fashing

Banking on germplasm
These banks specialize in protecting nature's history to help protect its future. By David Elstein

Go online for an environmental assessment
Farmers make one stop on the internet to find out about environmental and water quality concerns on their farm. By Steve Fairchild

Price prospects are up in the air
World supply outlook becomes a game of wait and see. By James D. Ritchie

COLUMNS:
Country corner
Fertilizer companies produce useful nutrients to enhance public opinion By Chuck Lay

Nutrition
With care, fescue can be good pasture for Midwest horses Dr. Dan Netemeyer

Country humor
A word for our youth By Jack S. Bray

Punch recipes

Viewpoint
District meetings feature elections and discussion of financial issues By Don Copenhaver

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