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HomeAg NewsHarsh winter leaves wheat vulnerable

Harsh winter leaves wheat vulnerable

March 1, 2019 nedvedmedia Ag News
Harsh winter leaves wheat vulnerable

It’s been a harsh winter, which makes wheat vulnerable to more problems
than usual. Todd Landsman, Arysta LifeScience territory sales manager in South
Dakota, says there are products that can protect the crop. Landsman also talks
about how spring wheat and winter wheat acreage is changing.

AUDIO: Todd Landsman

Continue reading Harsh winter leaves wheat vulnerable at Brownfield Ag News.

     
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