Things aren’t always what they seem in agronomy as in engineering. There are many causes and effects. Only with experience can you learn to look through the noise. … More Survivorship Bias; When Things Don’t Add Up
If you are not walking your own fields, it is crucial you trust the person doing it for you. There are many experienced professionals that can help but it is difficult to replace your firsthand knowledge of your own operation. … More “You need boots, not gigabytes…”
As land owners, we need to ensure that our land is healthy and nourished, not only our plants. … More A Meal Plan for Soil Health
It is easy to forget our fields once the harvest is in the bin and the last pull of the disc has passed through the soil to bury the crop residue. Meanwhile those fields sit empty for six to eight months during our Prairie winters. We tuck away the combine in the shed to protect … More Rethink the Relationship Wind has with your Soil
