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- Episode 4 – Managing Insects in CornHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer talk with Alabama Cooperative Extension System entomologist Katelyn Kesheimer about early season insect pests of corn. Kesheimer discusses the impacts of soil conservation practices on insect pests, recommendations on seed treatments, and what fields to expect to find problematic insects in. This podcast was recorded March 10, 2021. ....18 min
- Episode 3 – Managing Weeds in CornHosts Scott Graham and Katelyn Kesheimer discuss weed management in corn with Alabama Cooperative Extension System weed scientist David Russell. Russell talks about common problematic weeds, optimum burndown timings, what makes some weeds so difficult to control, and other topics. This podcast was recorded March 9, 2021. Episode 3 Managing Weeds in Corn Transcript16 min
- Episode 4 – Managing Insects in CornHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer talk with Alabama Cooperative Extension System entomologist Katelyn Kesheimer about early season insect pests of corn. Kesheimer discusses the impacts of soil conservation practices....18 min
- Episode 3 – Managing Weeds in CornHosts Scott Graham and Katelyn Kesheimer discuss weed management in corn with Alabama Cooperative Extension System weed scientist David Russell. Russell talks about common problematic weeds, optimum burndown timings, what....16 min
- Episode 5–Soil FertilityHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer talk with Alabama Cooperative Extension System soil scientist Audrey Gamble about the importance of soil testing. Additionally, Gamble discusses how recommendations from the Auburn University Soil Testing Lab are fine tuned based on soil types. She points out that Alabama has many different soil types and recommendations will vary....16 min
- Episode 2 – Commodity Crop Prices and Fertilizer CostsCrop prices have skyrocketed in recent months, but so have fertilizer costs. Hear the latest price outlook and timely advice on appropriate risk management of prices and input costs as co-hosts Amanda Scherer and Adam Rabinowitz talk with Extension economists Wendiam Sawadgo and Max Runge. Episode 2 – Commodity Crop Prices and Fertilizer Prices....15 min
- Episode 2 – Commodity Crop Prices and Fertilizer CostsCrop prices have skyrocketed in recent months, but so have fertilizer costs. Hear the latest price outlook and timely advice on appropriate risk management of prices and input costs as....15 min
- Episode 1 – Cotton UpdateHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer discuss the outlook for the 2021 cotton crop with Alabama Extension cotton agronomist Steve Brown. Brown touches on variety selection, best time for planting this year’s crop and seed treatments. This podcast was recorded in February 2021. Episode 1 – Cotton Update Transcript19 min
- Episode 1 – Cotton UpdateHosts Scott Graham and Amanda Scherer discuss the outlook for the 2021 cotton crop with Alabama Extension cotton agronomist Steve Brown. Brown touches on variety selection, best time for planting....19 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.