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Dave Bergmeier
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By AShley Dean, Ashley Dean, Erin Hodgson, Dave Bergmeier Verified| High Plains Journal Verified With above average temperatures this year, alfalfa weevil development is well ahead of schedule compared to recent years. Adults have already emerged from their overwintering sites to lay eggs in alfalfa stems throughout the southern half of Iowa, according to Integrated Crop Management News, and Iowa State University Extension and OutreachAdult alfalfa weevils become active and start laying eggs when temperatures exceed 48°F.
By Dave Bergmeier Verified| High Plains Journal Verified When assessing freeze damage early in the season, it’s important to consider several variables, according to E-Forage Seed Company, based in Newton, Kansas. Here are a few key factors to keep in mind: Freeze damage can occur at temperatures between 24 to 35 degrees Fahrenheit, especially when reaching or dropping below 24 degrees. The severity of the damage is not solely determined by temperature.
By AShley Dean, Ashley Dean, Erin Hodgson, Dave Bergmeier Verified| High Plains Journal Verified With above average temperatures this year, alfalfa weevil development is well ahead of schedule compared to recent years. Adults have already emerged from their overwintering sites to lay eggs in alfalfa stems throughout the southern half of Iowa, according to Integrated Crop Management News, and Iowa State University Extension and OutreachAdult alfalfa weevils become active and start laying eggs when temperatures exceed 48°F.
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High Plains Journal
High Plains Journal is a weekly agricultural publication based in Dodge City, Kansas, serving farmers and ranchers across the Great Plains and Midwest since 1949. Founded by World War II veteran Joe Berkely and partners, it was originally known as the Dodge City Journal before rebranding. The journal is owned by High Plains Pub., Inc. and has a circulation of approximately 30,516 to over 42,000 subscribers. The publication offers five geographically tailored print editions, covering regions such as Western and Eastern Kansas, the Western Plains, Southern Plains, and the Midwest. Its content includes farming and ranching practices, agribusiness news, market reports, weather updates, and classifieds. High Plains Journal also produces special themed issues focusing on topics like farm management and agribusiness trends. With a tagline of "Farmer’s Paper," it emphasizes practical insights relevant to its audience.
Dodge City, Kansas, United States
+1 800-452-7171
Founded: 1949