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Tom Bechman

Tom Bechman

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Editor, Indiana Prairie Farmer

Indiana

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SNB , ECB , Economics

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Entertainment, Gender

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 6312

  • Winter canola emerges as promising crop for Midsouth farmers

    By Tom Bechman Verified, Mindy Ward Verified| Farm Progress Verified “My neighbors kept asking, “How can you capture seed that small?” says Jed Clark, a farmer in western Kentucky. “As it turns out, we harvested canola without major issues in 2024. We are growing more acres this year.”Thanks to Clark and other farmers who piloted winter canola in the Midsouth and southern reaches of the Corn Belt in 2024, the crop is off and running. Through the program, Corteva Agriscience offers growers improved hybrid varieties plus agronomic advice.

    By Tom Bechman Verified, Mindy Ward Verified · Farm Progress

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Particle size and CCE impact on soil pH management

    By Tom Bechman Verified| Farm Progress Verified This is the year for cutting costs. You learn that a lime quarry is selling ag lime considerably cheaper than the quarry you normally use. You ask about quality, and they tell you that most particles pass through a 30-mesh sieve. Should you switch suppliers to save money? Jamie Bultemeier, a supervisor at A&L Great Lakes Labs and a farmer in northeast Indiana, recommends asking more questions.

    By Tom Bechman Verified · Farm Progress

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Winter canola emerges as promising crop for Midsouth farmers

    By Tom Bechman Verified, Mindy Ward Verified| Farm Progress Verified “My neighbors kept asking, “How can you capture seed that small?” says Jed Clark, a farmer in western Kentucky. “As it turns out, we harvested canola without major issues in 2024. We are growing more acres this year.”Thanks to Clark and other farmers who piloted winter canola in the Midsouth and southern reaches of the Corn Belt in 2024, the crop is off and running. Through the program, Corteva Agriscience offers growers improved hybrid varieties plus agronomic advice.

    By Tom Bechman Verified, Mindy Ward Verified · Farm Progress

    Apr. 18, 2025

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Indiana Prairie Farmer

St. Charles, Illinois, United States

'+1 630-524-4725