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Prolonged drought has reduced hay production - The Oxford Eagle

Mississippi hay growers harvested 28 percent less hay this year because of the drought that reached extreme levels in parts of the state

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Prolonged drought has reduced hay production | Mississippi State University Extension Service

Prolonged drought has reduced hay production | Mississippi State University Extension Service
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Project addresses viral infection of queen bees - The Panolian

Project addresses viral infection of queen bees - The Panolian
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the Power of Geospatial Technology: Corn Production by Predicting Wind Damage in Fields

Geospatial Technology: A Game-Changer for Corn Farmers in Assessing Wind DamageContact: Jessica RyanEmail: Jessica.Ryan@usda.govOctober 17, 2023As corn

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Geospatial technology assesses potential wind damage in corn fields

As cornfields suffer crop damage caused by weather, corn producers can use geospatial and remote sensing technologies to get a more accurate measurement of the damage and estimate potential economic loss, according to a recent study published in Frontiers in Agronomy.

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