Today's Farmer | March 2005 | Contents
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FEATURES:
Ragweed makes the list
Discovery of glyphosate-resistant common ragweed in a mid-Missouri field puts growers on notice-proper herbicide management is a long-term necessity. By Steve Fairchild

Check out the sprayer
Worn, plugged nozzles and other defective equipment cost money and time. By James D. Ritchie

Time to tune up the planter
A few adjustments will boost planter efficiency and profits. By James D. Ritchie

Burn down early rather than late
Catch weeds before they grow too tough for effective burndown or set seed. By James D. Ritchie

Book review
Just getting started-U.S. biodiesel production is positioned for take off. By Steve Fairchild

COLUMNS:
Country corner
Steady as she goes-the Midwest isn't a bucket of rust yet. By Steve Fairchild

Letters

Nutrition
Supplemental minerals replace what's missing. By Jim White

Crops
Pesticide resistance-lots of talk, little action. By Dr. Paul Tracy

Livestock report By Glenn Grimes

Grain report By Dr. Robert Wisner

Aphids overwinter
Soybean aphid population may pose problem.

Ham recipes

Viewpoint
Science and economics should be front and center in water-quality regulation.

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March 2005

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