While you’ll almost inevitably deal with pest pressures at some point this season, proactively preparing for these issues by strategically factoring crop protection into your operation can help reduce potential yield impacts.
Whether you’re feeding foliar nutrition or managing pest pressures, effective spray applications are key to maximizing yields and your operation’s return on investment.
Green snap, also called brittle snap, occurs when corn is in the vegetative state & strong winds cause stalk breakage at or below the growing point.
After you’ve collected a quality soil sample and delivered it to a lab of your choice, what comes next? It's time to review that soil analysis test.
Volunteer corn causes a number of issues in a corn and soybean rotation and can cause potential yield loss.
Understanding the difference between a herbicide’s mode of action and its site of action can help you build a successful weed control program while also managing herbicide resistance.
Yellow field peas are often an overlooked alternative to soybeans, corn, and wheat, but they offer significant agronomic benefits.
A timely fungicide application in your wheat crop can support plant health, increase stability, and protect yield.
Harvested for their dry seed, pulse crops have the potential to increase cash flow, and utilizing them in place of summer fallow practices has been known to increase a field’s microbial activity, water infiltration, and nitrogen fixation.
Learn the best ways to collect soil samples and have them analyzed.