The market manager for the Missouri Department of Agriculture says he’s hearing early reports of Alfalfa weevil pressure. Tony Hancock tells Brownfield, “It may not the earliest we’ve ever been in history, but it’s definitely early.” He says some producers have already had to spray. “Some of them have sprayed twice or getting very close to […]
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