6/29/2009 - Field Diagnostic Clinic is a Return to the Basics
July sessions in Ames will focus on insect, weed and crop disease identification, herbicide injury, nutrient deficiency symptoms, and understanding crop growth and development.

6/26/2009 - Forum Shares ISU Extension Research on Farmers’ Use of Conservation Loans
On July 8, the public is invited to find out how farmers are using low-interest loans to address water quality concerns.

6/24/2009 - Iowa Learning Farm Hosts Clay County Field Day
The Iowa Learning Farm will host a field day at the Clay County Growers demonstration site near Spencer, Iowa, on Tuesday, July 7, beginning at 5:15 p.m. with field tours beginning at 5:30. The field day will focus on crop residue management and conservation farming practices, including no-till and strip-till, for optimum results.

6/24/2009 - Manage Brush Effectively and Economically with Herbicides
Three distinct types of herbicide treatments are commonly used to control invasive woody plants. They are cut-surface, basal bark and foliar applications.

6/17/2009 - Disposal of Cattle Carcasses is Topic of June 19 eXtension Webcast
A free Webcast from eXtension has experts addressing a new FDA rule on carcass disposal and options for producers.

6/17/2009 - Many Agencies Provide Conservation Help for Iowa Landowners
Every farm or acreage presents opportunities to improve environmental performance while enhancing quality of life for the owners as well as those who live downstream. Iowa has many resources to help landowners address conservation goals.

6/17/2009 - Corn and Soybean Initiative Reaches Growers through Agribusiness Partnerships
Since late 2004, the Corn and Soybean Initiative has been connecting with agribusinesses, retailers, commodity organizations, farm media and others to reach growers with Iowa State research, extension and educational resources.

6/12/2009 - New ISU Extension Publication Offers Recommendations on Emerald Ash Borer Management
Treatments to protect ash trees not necessary until infestations are within 15 miles of your trees.

6/4/2009 - ISU Extension Specialists Offer Recommendations on Protecting Ash Trees
Experts say preventive treatments require a long-term commitment and aren't needed until an infestation has been confirmed within 15 miles of the tree you want to protect.