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New Partnership Between LSU AgCenter, Horizon Ag to Benefit Rice Industry
Rice acres are up in the Mississippi Delta this year compared to last year. Farmers started planting at the end of March. The most popular variety this season is CLL18, with CLL16 and CLL19 tied for second.
Horizon Ag is Setting the Stage for a Successful 2024
As planting time nears, rice farmers are making seed decisions based on factors like yield potential, consistency, milling quality, disease resistance, maturity, weed control and stewardship.
Five Reasons to Plant Horizon Ag Varieties in 2024
Horizon Ag is committed to providing the seed, tools, and support needed to set farms up for a strong performance in 2024.
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Thanks For Another Great Field Day! Plus The Latest News From The Field
Thanks to everyone who attended our Horizon Ag Louisiana Field Day earlier this week. We had a big turnout for the event and it’s always great to see growers, consultants and our industry friends come together to talk about the latest developments impacting Louisiana rice.
Horizon Ag Adds New Rice Breeder at LSU AgCenter
MEMPHIS, Tennessee (May 7, 2024) – Horizon Ag is pleased to announce the hiring of Dr. María Guadalupe Montiel for the newly created position of Rice Breeder for the company’s independent lab located at the Louisiana State University (LSU) AgCenter Rice Research Station at Crowley.
Recommendations for Provisia Rice in 2024
The release of elite Provisia® rice varieties like PVL03 and new PVL04 is driving increased interest in the Provisia Rice System as an important tool to control weedy rice and resistant red rice.
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Harvesting Begins In The Coastal Region, and Arkansas Field Day Save The Date
Regional reports from Corey Conner for south central Louisiana and Garland Melton for Mississippi, as well as save-the-date information about the Arkansas Field Day on August 15.
Rice Acres Up in Many Areas
Rice acres are up in the Mississippi Delta this year compared to last year. Farmers started planting at the end of March. The most popular variety this season is CLL18, with CLL16 and CLL19 tied for second.
Planting Progress Continues Despite Rain Delays
As the 2024 season gains momentum, we look forward to bringing you bi-weekly Regional Crop Reports on fieldwork status, crop conditions, pests and upcoming events like our Horizon Ag Field Days in Louisiana and Arkansas.
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New PVL04 | Aiming for Zero Weeds Even on Tough Acres
Southeast Missouri farmer Zack Tanner shares how new Provisia variety PVL04 helps keep fields clean while providing strong performance. “When we are shooting for zero weeds, the Provisia technology helps us achieve that.”
CLL18 | High Yields and High Value
Southeast Missouri rice farmer, Zack Tanner, shares how CLL18 delivers economic value and outstanding yield potential.
New CLL19 | Short Stature and Early Emergence Make a Great Fit on Any Farm
Rice farmer Zack Tanner shares how CLL19 is a great fit on any farm looking for an early-maturing variety with excellent vigor, standability and solid yield potential. In the face of tough wind pressure in Southeast Missouri, the semi-dwarf variety stood strong without lodging.
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