NEWS FIRST IN THE NEWS

Read more about the FIRST program in these stories. There are 83 articles for FIRST IN THE NEWS.

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AgWeb - 5 Tips To Avoid Recency Bias In Your Seed Decisions

You’re not alone. The majority of your farming peers also suffer from one-year memories. It’s so easy to make big decisions based on your most recent experience. As you prepare to make your 2022 seed decisions, use these tips to overcome this management misstep.

September 25T10:25:27, 2021

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Silage Yield Strong as Harvest Progresses

As Rob Kauffman bounced around southeastern and central Pennsylvania harvesting corn silage from research plots in early September, he noticed an uplifting trend. Even though the harvest is running a bit later than normal, he said yield and quality are surprisingly good.

September 20T17:10:48, 2021

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McDonough County Voice — Selecting hybrids and varieties for 2021

As the harvest hustle and fall field work start to slow, it is time to reflect on the growing season to see what worked well and start making decisions for the next season. On farm yield data from the current season is a great way to evaluate hybrid and variety performance.

February 24T07:16:08, 2021

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AgUpdate — FIRST results for northern Red River Valley available online

The wet conditions last fall drug out harvest and made it somewhat difficult to find locations for the 2020 FIRST plots, according to Luke Brendemuhl, manager of the Red River Valley Northland FIRST region. But thanks to completely different conditions this fall allowing harvesting operations to be completed, all of the FIRST (Farmers Independent Research of Seed Technologies) plot information is now available on the website for the region.

December 8T10:04:45, 2020

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AgUpdate - FIRST corn shows consistent yields outside extreme weather zones

Although there were challenges on Midwest farms in 2020, the corn crop stood tall for many farmers this harvest season, allowing for a good range of data in yield tests.

December 1T08:48:07, 2020

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AgUpdate - FIRST soybean plots withstand dry conditions

But despite strong winds and drought in many portions of the Midwest, this year’s Farmers’ Independent Research of Seed Technologies (FIRST) 2020 field tests found the right spots and had a successful testing season.

November 24T08:32:01, 2020

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MN Farm Guide - FIRST Independent 2020 soybean/corn trial results are in

Southern Minnesota was a big winner in the 2020 FIRST (Farmer’s Independent Research of Seed Technologies) yield comparison plots. Many tests revealed record breaking yields in individual plots, and the region also produced top yields that were similar to those across the U.S.

November 11T05:23:09, 2020

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Unexpected Results in ’19 Plot Testing

https://www.agupdate.com/midwestmessenger/news/crop/unexpected-results-in-19-plot-testing/article_028e21e8-281f-11ea-b73f-eb4de8192e74.html Author: Katy Moore

December 26T20:23:13, 2019

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ISA Releases Soybean Variety Value Data To Help Protect Farm Revenue

The Illinois Soybean Association has posted an updated list of high-value soybean varieties to help farmers fight back against farm revenue losses from synthetic feed ingredients. Each variety listed was planted in the 2018 F.I.R.S.T. trials and planted in at least one test plot in Illinois from 2013 to 2018.

December 19T19:33:43, 2019

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Late corn coming out of the field wet for yield tests

November 30T14:19:34, 2019

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