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As you select grades and weights of seed corn for the 2022 season, you may have heard at the coffee shop, chat room, or implement dealership, that certain grades and seed weight makes a difference in seed spacing, seed depth, stand establishment, and in the...
For ideal results, incorporating nutrients back into the orchard postharvest is no different than any other time of the year except for timing. We’re on the clock. Irrigation is going to shut off in October for the irrigation districts. Without irrigation, we must...
Optimizing performance of apple stop-drop products can be improved with a basic understanding of the physiology of pre-harvest drop and some of the factors that can influence it. Apples are a climacteric fruit, meaning that the maturation and ripening processes are...
While occurring every year, this year common corn rust appears to be more prevalent than usual. Additionally, Southern rust has been detected in Kansas and counties along the Nebraska/Kansas state lines. It is likely that the unusual weather patterns this Spring and...
The dog days of summer have begun to take it’s toll on the developing crop. Areas of sandy, low organic matter soils have begun to some drought stress. However, the news is not all bad. Digging with a tile spade to a 14” depth yesterday here in Plattsmouth, I could...
It’s no surprise here in Eastern Washington that sunburn protection is crucial for getting apples in the bin. With temperatures guaranteed to reach the high nineties, utilizing a variety of cooling methods can play a major role in preventing sunburn. The cooling...
