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Alabama Industrial Hemp Production FAQs, 2019
These FAQs are current as of March 29, 2019; however, they are intended to serve only as an information source regarding industrial hemp. It is the sole responsibility of the producer, processor, or other interested party to read and follow all rules and regulations...
Performance of Soybean Cultivars in Alabama, 2018
“The mission of the Alabama Variety Testing Program is to provide research-based, unbiased results on the performance of various crop hybrids, cultivars, and varieties to the agricultural community in our state. We are intent on conducting these trials in a manner...
Performance of Cotton Varieties in Alabama, 2018
“The mission of the Alabama Variety Testing Program is to provide research-based, unbiased results on the performance of various crop hybrids, cultivars, and varieties to the agricultural community in our state. We are intent on conducting these trials in a manner...
Performance of Field Corn Hybrids in Alabama, 2018
Field corn hybrids were evaluated in 2018 by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station as a service to producers, crop advisors, and industry. Field trials on corn hybrid performance were conducted on experiment stations throughout the state to evaluate yield...
AAES Hosts Inaugural Faculty Summit to Promote Interdisciplinary Research
The Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station is ensuring researchers within all colleges of the AAES have the opportunity to meet each other and learn about interdisciplinary research. The AAES hosted the inaugural AAES Faculty Summit on Dec. 10 as a way to facilitate networking among the over 190 AAES faculty members within the Auburn University College of Agriculture, School of Forestry and Wildlife Sciences, College of Human Sciences, College of Sciences and Mathematics and College of Veterinary Medicine.
Performance of Soybean Cultivars in Alabama, 2017
Performance variety testing of Cotton in AL. Department series #CSES2017 Cotton.
Auburn University Crops / Soybean Research Report 2017
Soybean Research Report 2017, Research Report No. 44: Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, 2018 Paul Patterson, Director, Auburn University, Auburn, AL
Auburn University Crops / Cotton Research Report 2017
Research Report No. 42: Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, 2018 Paul Patterson, Director, Auburn University, Auburn, AL
Performance of Cotton Varieties in Alabama, 2017
Performance variety testing of Cotton in AL. Department series #CSES2017 Cotton.
Performance of Peanuts in Alabama, 2018
The Auburn University Peanut Variety Trial was conducted at the Wiregrass Research and Extension Center in Headland, AL in 2018. The data was distributed to stakeholders following the trial, however, an official variety trial publication was not compiled. In order to...
Auburn University Crops: Wheat and Feed Grains Research Report 2016
We have completed the first year of an experiment designed to compare cover crop mixtures and three nitrogen (N) application rates in Shorter, AL. The cover crop mixtures tested were: 1) fallow; 2) Mixture 1 (Rye - 30 lb/ac + Crimson Clover – 10 lb/ac; 3) Crimson...
Grant to Fund Honey Bee Research at Auburn
Geoffrey Williams, Auburn University assistant professor of insect pollination and apiculture, has been awarded a $283,000 grant from the Foundation for Food and Agriculture Research’s Pollinator Health Fund for research aimed toward helping reverse the decline in honey bee populations.
National Poultry Technology Center Leads Way in Industry Innovation
Live poultry production in the U.S. is on the cusp of revolutionary changes, and Auburn University’s National Poultry Technology Center, or NPTC, is helping to ensure that producers are not left behind.
Performance of Small Grain Varieties in Alabama, 2017-2018
K. M. Glass1 , D. Delaney and J. Brasher 1 Agric. Program Assoc.; Extension Specialist; Res. Ext. Assoc., resp. Dept. of Crop, Soil & Environmental Sciences, Auburn University, AL 36849 “The mission of the Alabama Variety Testing Program is to provide...
Performance of Ryegrass Varieties in Alabama, 2017-2018
The Alabama Experiment Station system evaluates variety performance of several crop specieseach year. Ryegrass studies were conducted in 2017 through 2018 at four locations across thestate representing the northeast, central, southeast, and southwestern regions. The...
Auburn Leads Project to Improve Phosphorus Management on Farms
The poultry industry in Alabama contributes more than $15 billion to the state’s economy each year, but along with the revenue and jobs, it also produces about 1.8 million tons of waste, or litter, annually.
Performance of Ryegrass Varieties in Alabama, 2016-2017
The Alabama Experiment Station system evaluates variety performance of several crop species each year. Ryegrass studies were conducted in 2016 through 2017 at four locations across the state representing the northeast, central, southeast, and southwestern regions. The...
Performance of Field Corn Hybrids in Alabama, 2017
Field corn hybrids were evaluated in 2017 by the Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station as a service to producers, crop advisors, and industry. Field trials on corn hybrid performance were conducted on experiment stations throughout the state to evaluate yield...
Performance of Soybean Cultivars in Alabama, 2016
“The mission of the Alabama Variety Testing Program is to provide research-based, unbiased results on the performance of various crop hybrids, cultivars, and varieties to the agricultural community in our state. We are intent on conducting these trials in a manner...
2017 Alabama Performance Comparison of Peanut Varieties
James P. Bostick, Larry W. Wells and Brian E. Gamble1Introduction The number of peanut varieties available to Alabama growers has increased inrecent years, thus placing greater need for unbiased performance data regardingvarietal selection for production.