Grains
Grain crops such as corn, soybeans and small grains are grown on over 40,000 acres in the seven county area each year.Field Crop Update, May 2, 2022
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: May 5, 2022
Field Crop Update, September 30, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 30, 2021
Field Crop Update, September 24, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 24, 2021
Field Crop Update, September 17, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 17, 2021
Field Crop Update, September 9, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 10, 2021
Field Crop Update, September 2, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 2, 2021
Field Crop Update, August 26, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 27, 2021
Field Crop Update, August 20, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 20, 2021
Field Crop Update, August 13, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 13, 2021
Field Crop Update, August 6, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 6, 2021
Field Crop Update July 30, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 30, 2021
Field Crop Update July 22, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 23, 2021
Field Crop Update July 16, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 16, 2021
Field Crop Update July 9, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 9, 2021
Field Observations, Growing Degree Days & Weather Outlook, and Pest Monitoring for the week ending July 9, 2021
Field Crop Update July 2, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 6, 2021
Field Crop Update June 24, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: June 25, 2021
GDDs May 9, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: May 12, 2021
GDDs April 26, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: April 29, 2021
GDDs April 21, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: April 22, 2021
GDDs April 14, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: April 15, 2021
GDDs April 9, 2021
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: April 9, 2021
GDDs September 25, 2020
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 25, 2020
GDDs September 18, 2020
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 21, 2020
GDDs September 11, 2020
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 14, 2020
GDDs September 4, 2020
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: September 4, 2020
GDDs August 27, 2020
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 28, 2020
VIDEO: Early Corn Silage Harvest 2020
David Balbian, Area Dairy Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 25, 2020
GDDs August 20, 2020
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 21, 2020
GDDs August 13, 2020
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 14, 2020
GDDs August 7, 2020
Erik Smith, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: August 10, 2020
GDDs July 31, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 31, 2020
GDDs July 24, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 24, 2020
GDDs July 17, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 17, 2020
GDDs July 10, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 10, 2020
GDDs July 2, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 2, 2020
GDDs June 26, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: June 26, 2020
GDDs June 19,2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: June 19, 2020
GDDs June 10, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: June 12, 2020
GDDs June 4, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: June 5, 2020
Hourly soil GDDs and checking for imbibitional chilling and cold injury
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: May 18, 2020
Soil Growing Degree Days (GDDs) May 1-13, 2020
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: May 18, 2020
Biggest Bang for the Crop Buck
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: April 15, 2019
Biostimulants: What are they and do they work?
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: April 15, 2019
In recent years, biostimulants have sparked an interest with many crop producers. With these products getting more attention, we find there is much to debate on their effectiveness. Before we discuss whether Extension recommends them, let's talk about the different types and what they actually do.
Missing corn seed? Consider planting depth and Avipel®
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: April 15, 2019
Birds. It is typically that simple. If you planted corn and you go back to the field after a couple of weeks and the seed is gone then birds ate it. No one ever wants to believe that but it is true.
Reducing soybean planting rates can increase income
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: April 15, 2019
GDD's for May 17
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: May 25, 2018
2017 Corn Silage Trial Data Tables
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: November 27, 2017
Many of you have been looking for the 2017 corn silage trial information and preliminary results have been released.
Frost Damage in Barley
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: June 16, 2017
Over the past week fields of winter barley have been observed that have heads where some kernels have not formed.
Glyphosate Yellow Flash
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 21, 2014
In recent weeks soybean growers have seen new soybean leaves turn yellow after an application of glyphosate. There are many thought on why this chlorotic condition occurs and the presentation available for download explored those in depth.
Resources for assessing hail damaged crops
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: July 20, 2014
Recent storms this summer have caused hail damage to corn and soybeans: sometimes just holes in leaves, other times leafs are shredded or gone. The two files listed here are excellent resources from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln that explain the effect hail damage can have on corn and soybeans.
Changing Hybrid Maturity Given a Later Planting Date - May 16, 2011
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: May 9, 2014
This is the first of two emails by Dr. William J. Cox, Department of Crop and Soil Science, Cornell University sent out to extension educators when weather conditions began to challenge getting corn planted on time and his thoughts on changing to earlier hybrids. Email for conditions as of Monday, May 16, 2011.
Changing Hybrid Maturity Given a Later Planting Date - May 28, 2011
Kevin Ganoe, Area Field Crop Specialist
Central New York Dairy and Field Crops
Last Modified: May 9, 2014
This is the second of two emails by Dr. William J. Cox, Department of Crop and Soil Science, Cornell University sent out to extension educators when weather conditions began to challenge getting corn planted on time and his thoughts on changing to earlier hybrids. Email for conditions as of Monday, May 28, 2011.
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