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Current Issue: May 2012
Missouri Hybrids Every rice-growing region, farm and field is different, and it’s up to individual farmers to decide what works best for their operations. In the Missouri Bootheel, Don Worley and his two sons, Curtis and Jake, have found that hybrid rice yields a little higher for them than varietal rice, especially on the lighter soils that are common in the Poplar Bluff area. Read more. Feature Stories • Missouri Hybrids Reduced inputs and lower seeding rates fit Bootheel operation • Texas Ratoon Crop: 5 Tips For Success Attention to detail bumps up second crop potential. • Museums Of Entomology A well-curated collection is an efficient way to identify potential pests. • Master Rice Grower New LSU AgCenter program emphasizes quality and sustainability. Columns & Departments • From the Editor A little lagniappe • Rice Producers Forum Americas Rice Convention: Build it and they will come • Rice Federation Update USA Rice supports new U.S. rice variety in Ghana • Specialist Speaking • Industry News
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