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What is the best soil type? There is no absolute answer, but getting familiar with your soil series and texture can go a long way in what you can do and when you can do it to increase production levels in corn and soybeans. We normally talk about silty clay or silty...
What Determines Soil pH? Over time and years of crop production, soil pH tends to decrease. Some course textured soil types (sand) are naturally low in organic matter and pH. Every fall/winter, we hear a lot about where your soil pH should be for your cropping...
Harvest has begun for some and will soon begin in many locations across the state and soon you will see yield data from every company known to sell seed stating that their hybrid or variety is the one you should be planting. During hybrid/variety evaluation that...
When a field is significantly better or worse than your farm average, it is hard to know for sure why. The differences may be large within only a mile or two between locations. As an example, consider some of these factors as you analyze crop yields this fall: Yield...
Prior to a killing frost, green soybean stems with dry grain moistures have become a concern in a number of varieties from a number of companies. I realize that green stems through the combine make an unsettling sound and can be cause for concern. This year, again,...
Early planted/early RM soybeans are nearing maturity across our area. Soybean sensitivity to day length speeds up crop development towards physiological maturity. Physiological maturity of soybeans occurs 2-5 days after 95% of the plants have reached growth stage R7...
