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Tuesday marked the grand opening of the St. Louis Urea Center and the Stabilized Nitrogen Center in St. Louis, Mo. The $20 million project created a one-of-a-kind urea manufacturing plant and facility.

Farmers on the Texas High Plains get used to weather oddities but the past week's cool weather and widespread rainfall threw a potentially tricky curveball their way.

We ask the tough questions posed by farmers

Corn residue is there for the taking; if you can just figure a way to harvest the stuff. Some new collection systems look promising.

Ken Ferrie answers questions about no-till farming and corn-on-corn nitrogen issues.

Yield robbers in no-till can be controlled with fall herbicide treatments

Roger''s ramblings

Specialists have designed a spreadsheet to help you calculate the costs of storing wet distiller's grains or other co-products on-site.

Late planting and slow development the corn crop puts it at risk. University of Illinois Extension Entomologist Kevin Steffey suggests scouting for Japanese beetles.

Soybean Yields, Soybean Rust, Yield Increases, Inputs

A Roller Coaster of Emotions

Help your crops tough out this tough season

Flooding and a widespread soggy spring etch new water marks for agriculture

Planter technology saves seed and increases yield

Monitor gives real-time view of planter performance

Multitasking corn head shreds stalks

China plans to purchase $4.5 billion worth of U.S. soybeans.

Feed prices spike your cost of production.

More fall-like conditions for much of the U.S. this week – AgWeb.com Editors ...

Technology company Trimble, and Farm equipment maker...