Mississippi Crop Situation
The Mississippi Crop Situation podcast is provided by Mississippi State University Extension Service specialists responsible for agricultural row crops.
Our goal is to provide Mississippi agricultural producers, consultants, and industry with up-to-date, timely, science-based information you can use to help maintain profitability.
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Jason, Bobby, Jeff, and Tom Discuss how crop inputs may be influenced by the wet weather conditions.
Jason and Bobby discuss items to consider when contemplating corn replanting and effective methods to get rid of a poor stand.
Dr. Angus Catchot, entomologist with the Mississippi State University Extension Sevice and Dr. Jeff Gore, Research and Extension entomologist at the Delta Research and Extension Center in Stoneville, are joined by private agriculture consultant, Jeff North, to discuss cottonseed treatments and their insect predictions for the 2019 season.
Justin Ferguson of the Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation sat down with Jason and Bobby during the Tri State Soybean Forum in January to discuss the function of Farm Bureau and the benefits of the new farm bill to Mississippi agriculture.
Frank Carey joins Bobby Golden and Jason Bond to discuss the rice foundation and impacts on the 2019 cropping system due to wet weather.
Jason and Bobby sit down with Tim Clements, a soybean producer from Greenville, MS. Topics include the Mississippi Soybean Promotion Board, field ruts, burndown, and soybean planting date.
Bobby Golden and Jason Bond visit with Mississippi and Arkansas soybean specialists Trent Irby and Jeremy Ross about soybean production challenges entering the 2019 crop year. Topics include field preparation, burndown, and soybean seed quality.
Dr. Stephen Meyers, MSU Extension sweet potato specialist, and Dr. Scott Cagle, MSU Extension agent in Chickasaw County, discuss the upcoming International Agricultural Marketing Workshop to be held on Jan. 17 & 18.
Dr. Angus Catchot, Extension entomologist, talks with Dr. Darrin Dodds, Extension cotton specialist, about the Mississippi State University Row Crop Short Course being held December 3rd through 5th at the Mill in Starkville, MS.
