Phosphate Residual in 2024
Phosphate Residual: As part of our ongoing efforts to optimize fertilizer manage [...]
Tackling Waterhemp: A Growing Threat to Our Fields
Tackling Waterhemp: A Growing Threat to Our Fields Almost 6 ft tall male waterh [...]
The Importance of Uniform Emergence in Crops
Uniform crop emergence is crucial for achieving optimal yields. However, [...]
There is HUGE Variability in Red River Valley Soils and it May be Messing Up YOUR Soil Tests!
https://youtu.be/OVA093nIYBg Do you ever find yourself questioning soil test re [...]
What is the cost of bad agronomy?
Yield losses due to weeds Early weed pressure can lead to significant yield los [...]
Soil Erosion: The Problem Nobody is Talking About – Next Year’s Crop Begins at Harvest
What is Soil Erosion? Soil erosion is a serious soil problem for farmers. It’s e [...]
Residue Management – Next Year’s Crop Begins at Harvest
How you manage last year’s crop residue has a massive impact on next year’s crop [...]
Without a Soil Test, How will You Know?
Think of it as a report card for your soils Prairie winters are long and cold. W [...]
Do I Need to Control Diamondback Moths in my Canola This Year?
The diamondback moth pressure is rising and may warrant control. Canola needed a [...]
A recipe for an 80 bu canola crop
Wouldn't it be great if all the inputs, machinery and/or farming practices that promise to grow you an extra 2-5 bu were true and reliable? It would be easy to spend your way to a bumper crop. 2 bushels here, 3 bushels there... done deal! Unfortunately, it is not a compounding effect.... it's probably easier to spend your way broke than into prosperity.
