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Fungus used to improve corn to ethanol process
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Fungus used to improve corn to ethanol process
Energy can be saved, more water recycled and livestock feed improved when microscopic fungus is grown in some of the leftovers from ethanol production. Researchers at Iowa State University have found that fungi can be used to clean up and improve the dry-grind ethanol production process.




Three things to mention!
Introduction from the editor...




Fenugreek as a forage for cattle
Annual legume crop could replace alfalfa in some rations.




Getting with the program
Crop consultants assist growers with spray strategies.


Introduction. There is a place for professionals
I am going to borrow a statement to illustrate a point:



Making the research rounds
Eastern field editor for Top Crop Manager, Ralph Pearce has prepared this brief look at various research projects. While not a comprehensive list, it provides a glimpse of some of the work currently underway: some ideas and trends that may develop further as 2007 turns into 2008.



Introduction. There is a place for professionals
I am going to borrow a statement to illustrate a point:



RESEARCH REVIEW: February 2008
Classical biological control of root maggot on canola, Optimizing the use of crop residues for soil quality and productivity, and on-farm and off-farm uses in the Gray soil zone, Strategies for improving the efficiency and crop safety of starter fertilizer


From wild plant to new prairie crop
Prairie Carnation has potential uses in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and more.


Farm Equipment Review: February 2008 WTC
Over the last year, dozens of new models and designs of farm machinery have been introduced by manufacturers. Many of you will have seen these introductions at farm shows and in various industry announcements – but, can you remember the details? This feature provides a reference for you.