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We have a podcast! Check out the first episode of the MO Crops Podcast here… music.amazon.com/podcasts/d715c…

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MO Crops is a new podcast hosted by MU Extension faculty at the Fisher Delta Research Center. Access it freely on Audible. #2xAg2030 Justin Calhoun Mizzou Weed Science MU Extension - Agriculture and Environment Program audible.com/pd/B09XFVZTWQ?…

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Missouri #peanut industry growing. More production, research, infrastructure. One farm family's success story. Justin Calhoun Mizzou CAFNR Research

Always good a good time showing new people what the Delta has to offer. Had a good time yesterday @jwadeexperience. Come back any time.

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The Mizzou Pest Management Field Day is about to start. State Extension Specialist Justin Calhoun and Bradley Wilson came up from Southeast MO for the event & joined Robert Kallenbach and Peng Tian for a photo op. MU Plant Diagnostic Clinic MU Extension - Agriculture and Environment Program #2xAg2030 Mizzou Weed Science

Them weed science boys are taking over!

Great day of educating the next generation of agronomists!

Justin Calhoun (Justin Calhoun), MU Extension soil and cropping systems specialist, along with Fisher Delta REEC colleagues Justin Chlapecka & Bradley Wilson, created a new podcast called “MO Crops." CAFNR Dean was a recent guest on the July 14 show. extension.missouri.edu/news/mu-extens…

22 days after planting, we have emergence! Stand isn’t great, but it’s there. In the coming weeks, we will get stand counts to compare to seeding rates to determine percent emergence. #2xAg2030 MU Extension - Agriculture and Environment Program

Check out our latest findings on soybean stand loss. mississippi-crops.com/2025/05/13/rep…

One of the first true “foliar” diseases of the season has been a more common observation this spring….Septoria brown spot. Continuous soybean is the major player in disease onset. Symptoms during vegetative stages are not yielding-limiting. Best medicine = rotation #mscrops

Enjoying the week in Madison, WI learning how to disseminate our info to the Ag community! #soybeans #extension #soybeangeeks

Got called to multiple fields today with what appears to be manganese deficiency. This can happen when soil pH is high (7.0+). In these fields soil pH was around 7.5. #manganese #soybeans

The Tom Allen and I got called to a field today to look at what might appear like some kind of disease in #soybean. It actually turned out to be a scattered case of injury from Dectes Stem Borer in the trifoliate petiole. No yield impact expected here. MSU Extension

Late season nutrient deficiency has been the common problem this week in Mississippi #soybeans. A lot of times this takes place when we have shallow rooting systems that occur as a result of compaction, abnormal soil pH, or excess soil moisture. MSU Extension

I am incredibly blessed to get to work with Mr. Bill and other soybean farmers like him across the state of Mississippi. So glad we got to feature him and Paul O'Neal in this issue of Extension Matters. Check it out! #soybeans #extension extension.msstate.edu/extension-matt…