News
November, 2018
Update from the Field: Is Your K Getting K.O.’d?
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on November 27, 2018
As harvest winds down and soil sample results start to come back, your thoughts should turn toward fall fertilizer. With yield trends continuing to increase due to improvements in genetics and management practices, we must continue to replace what we take off. You should consider your nutrient removal rates and [...]
Update from the Field: Spring into Action this Fall
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on November 26, 2018
Abundant rain the last couple of months in much of the Cornbelt has promoted the relatively early emergence of winter [...]
Your Guide to Choosing the Right Zinc
Posted by: Jessica Stacy, Product Specialist on November 21, 2018
Zinc plays a crucial role in crop production. The role of zinc includes, but is not limited to: protein synthesis, [...]
Update from the Field: Micronutrients: Not Sexy, but Essential
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on November 13, 2018
As the title suggests, micronutrient applications are not the most widely talked about in the agriculture industry. They [...]
Update from the Field: Degrade Your Stalks, Not Your Pocket Book
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on November 7, 2018
A couple of months ago, I wrote about the up and coming corn crop’s huge yield and highlighted [...]
Agronomy Update November 2018
Posted on November 5, 2018
MANAGEMENT By: Jessica Stacy, Product Specialist Farming is variable. Some years are great, and you can throw everything but [...]
Update from the Field: White Corn Down!
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on November 2, 2018
Corn lodging resulting from stalk rot diseases can cause complications during harvest, loss of grain on the ground, and/or [...]
