Low Flights of Black Cutworm and Common Armyworm Moths By this time last year we had several significant flights of both Common Armyworm (CAW) and Black Cutworm (BCW). It has been relatively quite so ...
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by Jodi Putman Management practices such as variety selection, fertility, and drainage within fields and over time can be evaluated with the use of yield data. However, management decisions using these data are less ...
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by Jodi Putman During mid-October and early November, rain events can create difficult conditions not only for the timely harvesting of corn and soybeans but also the effect harvesting has on the soil. Coupled ...
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by Jodi Putman In certain respects, corn can be considered a luxury consumer of nitrogen (N), much the same as alfalfa is a luxury consumer of potassium: if the nutrient is available in the ...
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Soybean Harvest Aids Many of the early maturity soybeans have been harvested and plenty are starting to turn yellow. One thing that has been really noticeable is the amount of weedy soybean fields. There ...
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by Ali Nafchi Before the beginning of each harvesting season, the forage harvester should be entirely inspected. This inspection is to make sure that the machine is in excellent working condition, to avoid costly ...
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by Jodi Putman Many combines used today for corn grain harvest are equipped with a yield monitoring system. Accurate evaluation of yields over several years, by field and by locations within fields, is important ...
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