Lost In His Work
A Nebraska producer continues to adapt his crops and methods to his land and markets, and in the process is reminded how much he still loves farming.
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Labels and Best Practices for New Dicamba Formulations
Be sure to read and follow the label instructions online before applying any crop production product, but especially the new dicamba formulations for use on dicamba-tolerant cotton and soybeans.
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Game Changer: New Rules for Dicamba Herbicides
Now that new herbicides for dicamba-tolerant crops are registered, growers and applicators need to learn and follow a whole new set of rules to apply them correctly and not damage nearby fields. Training is key.
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How to Spot a Temperature Inversion
Just because it’s calm and clear doesn’t mean it’s a safe time to spray the new dicamba formulations. Here are tips on how (and why) to recognize temperature inversions.
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Get Ready To Spray
Know the equipment, the products to use and your field conditions before heading out to spray.
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The perfect seedbed?
A successful crop year after year requires proper care of the soil seedbed.
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This Alfalfa Hay Quality Is Off The Charts
This Texas hay producer is setting new regional records for alfalfa quality and feed value.
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Making the case for fungicides
Every farmer deals with weeds and most are ready for, if not actively managing pests in one form or another. However, practices become much less uniform and opinions begin to vary when it comes to fungicides. In one camp are farmers who swear fungicides boosted their yields tremendously. In the other camp are farmers who are skeptical that fungicides will deliver as promised.
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The Agronomy Brief with Darren Goebel
There’s more than one way to kill a weed… and you’ll need all of them.
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Tackling Toxic Weeds
An equal opportunity problem, weeds can show up in grass hay just as easily as in alfalfa.
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