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Now we are almost done with anhydrous and dry fertilizer applications. While driving around the area I have started to see planters pulled up to open sheds to get fine tuned for planting in the upcomi...
While you're preoccupied with gas, don't forget to terminate your cover crops. A few days in the 60’s and they will start growing like crazy. This will be something we want to manage clo...
The weather is trying to turn and we’re just getting started with NH3 and Supergrow application. The southern region kicked off NH3 over this past weekend and has been getting along very well. W...
The weather is starting to warm up and spring is feeling closer every day. Spring seedings will start when the soil dries up in the next few weeks. It is time to line up your alfalfa, grass, other sma...
It is a good time to look at our soil samples and see if there was something that didn’t get sampled last fall. Whether it be GPS, grid, or conventional samples we still have time to pull sample...
Cold temperatures are very detrimental to alfalfa stands, especially new ones. The upcoming forecast won’t do your alfalfa any favors, and fields without adequate snow cover need to watch for wi...
With spring rapidly approaching, some farmers are trying to cut expenses for the 2025 growing season. I’m often asked, “Do I really need to spend money to apply a pre-emerge chemical in fr...
There are a lot of things we can do to raise profit margins, but we need to make sure that they work. There are a lot of snake oils out there and it is easy to get confused about what products work an...
I want to take a little time today to discuss cover crops and make sure we have a plan to terminate them this spring. Over the past five years, cover crops have become very popular in my area. If mana...
We are right in the middle of planning for 2025 and input costs this are being looked at very closely. Chemical programs are being reevaluated for cost-effectiveness in terms of weeds killed...
