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- Episode 13 – Late May Cotton UpdateHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer talk with Dr. Steve Brown, Alabama Extension’s cotton specialist. In this podcast, Brown talks about what producers are seeing in their fields. Cooler....21 min
- Episode 13 – Late May Cotton UpdateHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer talk with Dr. Steve Brown, Alabama Extension’s cotton specialist. In this podcast, Brown talks about what producers are seeing in their fields. Cooler weather with wet conditions has delayed cotton planting across the state. Brown also talks correct seeding rates and fertilization rates for later planted cotton with....21 min
- Episode 12 – Carbon Credits And The FarmHosts Amanda Scherer and Adam Rabinowitz talk with Jessica Kelton, who is an Alabama Extension regional agent working on the farm and agribusiness team. In this podcast, Kelton and the....20 min
- Episode 12 – Carbon Credits And The FarmHosts Amanda Scherer and Adam Rabinowitz talk with Jessica Kelton, who is an Alabama Extension regional agent working on the farm and agribusiness team. In this podcast, Kelton and the hosts discuss the growing interest and demand by industries for carbon credits and what that can possibly mean for Alabama farmers. Carbon credits and their....20 min
- Episode 13 – Late May Cotton UpdateHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer talk with Dr. Steve Brown, Alabama Extension’s cotton specialist. In this podcast, Brown talks about what producers are seeing in their fields. Cooler weather with wet conditions has delayed cotton planting across the state. Brown also talks correct seeding rates and fertilization rates for later planted cotton with....21 min
- Episode 11 – Managing Nematodes in Row CropsHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer talk with Dr. Kathy Lawrence, who is an Auburn University professor of entomology and plant pathology. Lawrence’s research focuses on plant parasitic nematodes and....16 min
- Episode 11 – Managing Nematodes in Row CropsHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer talk with Dr. Kathy Lawrence, who is an Auburn University professor of entomology and plant pathology. Lawrence’s research focuses on plant parasitic nematodes and fungi that attack field crops, vegetables and ornamentals. In this podcast, Lawrence discusses how the most common nematodes affect the state’s major row crops and....16 min
- Episode 12 – Carbon Credits And The FarmHosts Amanda Scherer and Adam Rabinowitz talk with Jessica Kelton, who is an Alabama Extension regional agent working on the farm and agribusiness team. In this podcast, Kelton and the hosts discuss the growing interest and demand by industries for carbon credits and what that can possibly mean for Alabama farmers. Carbon credits and their....20 min
- Episode 10 – Benefits of Broiler Litter to Row CropsHosts Scott Graham and Katelyn Kesheimer welcome Rishi Prasad, an Alabama Extension scientist working in nutrient management. In this podcast, Prasad discusses how row crop producers can use broiler litter....0 min
- Episode 10 – Benefits of Broiler Litter to Row CropsHosts Scott Graham and Katelyn Kesheimer welcome Rishi Prasad, an Alabama Extension scientist working in nutrient management. In this podcast, Prasad discusses how row crop producers can use broiler litter in their row crop systems. Episode 10—The Benefits of Broiler Litter0 min
About Alabama Crops Report
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The Alabama Crops Report Podcast is where the research meets the row. When time is tight and every minute matters, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System agronomy team makes decision-making simpler for farmers by bringing Extension expertise straight to the tractor cab.
Producers can expect to hear a wide range of topics throughout the year. From insect scouting tips to fertilizer application recommendations and harvest updates—timely issues in the field will be addressed by agents and specialists from all over the state. Episodes will be 10 to 15 minutes long in conversational form. New episodes will drop weekly during the production season. Listeners can expect multiple episodes in a week if there are multiple important topics to discuss.
Available on Apple Podcasts, and Spotify.
The Alabama Crops Report Podcast is sponsored in part by Alabama Ag Credit.