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Mississippi Crop Situation Podcast

Mississippi State Extension
Agriculture
Corn
Mississippi
Mississippi State University
Soybeans
Cotton
Rice
Endangered Species Act
Weed Control
Johnson Grass
Agricultural Practices
Weed Management
Herbicide Strategy
Ryegrass
Herbicides
Row Crop Short Course
Mississippi Delta
Agricultural Technology
Soybean
Precision Agriculture

The Mississippi Crop Situation podcast is provided by Mississippi State University Extension Service specialists responsible for agricultural row crops. Our goal is to provide Mississippi agricultural producers, consultants, farmers, and industry with up-to-date, timely, science-based information you can use to help maintain profitability.

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[REPEATD SCHEDULING DELAYS DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES.]

On this episode of the Crop Doctors’ Podcast, Wayne Dulaney shares the remarkable story of his family’s century-long journey in Coahoma County. The Dulaneys arrived in the early 20th century... more

After fixing some technical issues that persisted for several weeks, we hope to get back onto a regular schedule.  This episode is the second part of a conversation with Eric Webster.  In the previous episode, Eric talked about off-target movement of... more

Off-target herbicide movement is one of the most challenging issues facing growers and applicators each season. In this episode of the Crop Doctors' Podcast, Jason and Tom visit with Eric Webster to discuss the factors that contribute to herbicide dr... more

Bobby Golden visited the Crop Doctors’ Podcast studio earlier in the summer to talk about fertilizer management in corn in an episode released June 2.  After that discussion, we captured a dialogue with Bobby on how agricultural production has evolve... more

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Recent Guests

Wayne Dulaney
Farmer and local seed entrepreneur sharing family history and agricultural evolution in Coahoma County
Dulaney family farming operations; seed business
Episode: The Dulaney Family’s Century in Coahoma County
Eric Webster
weed scientist with extensive drift experience; guest expert
Unknown (recognized as a leading drift expert)
Episode: Understanding Off-target Movement of Agricultural Spray Applications
Bobby Golden
Guest who joins for insights and reminiscences
Episode: A Nonlinear Conversation on Evolution and Innovation in Agriculture
Mary Nelson Robertson
State Health Specialist, Mississippi State University Extension Service
Mississippi State University Extension Service
Episode: Supporting Farm Health with Dr. Mary Nelson Robertson
Dr. Jim Griffin
Weed scientist with extensive experience in sugarcane and row crops
Louisiana State University (retired) / crop science consultant
Episode: Revisiting Johnsongrass Management with Dr. Jim Griffin
Andy Whittington
Expert discussing herbicide strategy and mitigation under the Endangered Species Act
Crop Doctors / MSU Extension
Episode: [Re-release] ESA and the Herbicide Strategy; Episode 2
Tom Barber
Friend of the hosts, frequent guest on Johnson grass discussions
(not specified)
Episode: Johnsongrass Takes Over
Mike Brown
State Climatologist for Mississippi
Mississippi State University Extension Service
Episode: Tracking Mississippi’s Persistent Drought with State Climatologist Mike Brown
Brian Arnall
Soil scientist discussing biologicals in agriculture
Oklahoma State University (as referenced in conversation)
Episode: Sorting Through Biologicals in Modern Crop Production

Hosts

Jason
Host who introduces topics and facilitates discussion
Tom Allen
Co-host, Mississippi Crop Situation Podcast host, leads dialogue and field-based discussions

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 64 ratings
  • Facts and experience

    Great podcast. Research based, with practical application results.

    The hosts and guests are well versed, experienced, and grounded.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Noel Stevens
    Australiaa year ago
  • Always great

    Always enjoy the informative talks from guest Jason and Tom have

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cottonchecker
    United States3 years ago
  • Very informative

    These guys do an excellent job of providing timely information for MS farmers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    cdsimmons3
    United States5 years ago

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Guests are consistently knowledgeable and rooted in extension and field experience.
Listeners appreciate the research-based, practical approach and real-world application insights.
Content is timely for MS farmers and focuses on ROI and field decisions.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

The Dulaney Family’s Century in Coahoma County
Q: What were you looking at the first time you went to Wayne's place?
They were likely examining soybean stems and scouting for root diseases like phytophthora; the visit set the tone for a long-running collaboration and observation mindset in the field.
Prescription Soybean Planting and Automating Irrigation with Wes Lowe
Q: Did you anticipate the flow angle challenges with the automated hole puncher and how did you address them?
Yes, we observed initial misalignment of water flow that required adjusting the punch pattern down the pipe and refining the hole-spacing to keep water landing in the intended area; through modeling and field adjustments, we achieved more predictable flow dynamics across the furrow.
Prescription Soybean Planting and Automating Irrigation with Wes Lowe
Q: How low can seeding rates go while remaining economically viable?
We've tested a range down to much lower rates than traditional practice, using precise seeding maps and yield data to identify where lower populations still perform well, then combining that with soil and drainage considerations to optimize overall field performance.
Supporting Farm Health with Dr. Mary Nelson Robertson
Q: What is your specific expertise within farm health, and why is that important for farmers?
My main area is farm stress and farmer well-being, and I work on coping skills for the truck, new walking challenges like Magnolia Moves, and ensuring mental health resources are accessible to farmers who face unique stressors like weather, labor, and financial pressures.
Supporting Farm Health with Dr. Mary Nelson Robertson
Q: What kind of programs are you working on, Mary Nelson?
We're developing a statewide health programming portfolio that covers a broad range of topics from obesity and mental health to nutrition and physical activity, with a focus on prevention and connecting farmers to appropriate professionals when needed.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Mississippi Crop Situation Podcast

What is Mississippi Crop Situation Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show centers on practical, data-driven agriculture for row crops in the Southeast, with a strong emphasis on weed science, nutrient management, irrigation, disease diagnosis, and regulatory issues affecting farming practices. Conversations blend long-time extension perspectives with field-tested experience, featuring technically grounded discussions from drift to irrigation, with guests ranging from university researchers to industry and farm practitioners. A notable throughline is translating complex agronomic concepts into actionable steps for growers, consultants, and extension agents, often informed by regional conditions in Mississippi and the broader Delta. The format tends to be hands-on and problem-solving, frequently highlighti... more

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Recent guests on Mississippi Crop Situation Podcast include:

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2. Eric Webster
3. Bobby Golden
4. Mary Nelson Robertson
5. Dr. Jim Griffin
6. Andy Whittington
7. Tom Barber
8. Mike Brown

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