John Hart, Associate Editor

May 7, 2015

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Concern about scab and Italian ryegrass and need for plant growth regulators in wheat led discussion at the 2015 Small Grain Field Day at Forbis Farms in North Carolina. Researchers from N.C. State University offered tips for control of the two pests.

A number of commercial and experimental wheat varieties are being examined at Forbis Farms by N.C. State scientists. 

About the Author(s)

John Hart

Associate Editor, Southeast Farm Press

John Hart is associate editor of Southeast Farm Press, responsible for coverage in the Carolinas and Virginia. He is based in Raleigh, N.C.

Prior to joining Southeast Farm Press, John was director of news services for the American Farm Bureau Federation in Washington, D.C. He also has experience as an energy journalist. For nine years, John was the owner, editor and publisher of The Rice World, a monthly publication serving the U.S. rice industry.  John also worked in public relations for the USA Rice Council in Houston, Texas and the Cotton Board in Memphis, Tenn. He also has experience as a farm and general assignments reporter for the Monroe, La. News-Star.

John is a native of Lake Charles, La. and is a  graduate of the LSU School of Journalism in Baton Rouge.  At LSU, he served on the staff of The Daily Reveille.

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