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Barley was one of the first cereal grains humans cultivated thousands of years ago. It is a versatile crop used for a variety of things, including adding nutrition to the diets of both humans and...

The art and science of gardening, whether on a commercial scale or in your backyard, requires an understanding of the many tools at your disposal. One tool that offers considerable advantages is...

Foliar feeding is often considered a quick and easy solution for addressing plant nutrient deficiencies. However, understanding the intricacies of foliar fertilizers is crucial to avoid potential pitfalls and ensure optimal results. This article will debunk common myths surrounding foliar fertilizers, shed light on their effectiveness, and emphasize the importance of precision in application. 

Are The newest latest varieties worth running out to jump on immediately? Not always. Older established varieties have a track record of years of broadacre performance and reliability data to back them. In addition, they usually are cheaper as the royalty sliding scale decreases to the breeder, which translates to cheaper seed for you.

What are the reasons that you should consider growing soybeans in your rotation? Well, we can speak from experience as we have grown this crop for over a decade, and can share some insights, both good and bad to give some guidance as to whether this crop is a fit for your operation.

You may be wondering what the term “Nutrient Densification” means. That’s a fair question. To explain, let me give a little bit of background perspective. When I first started farming, we had sheep on the farm. A lot of them. Over 400 head at one point. One year we had a bunch of poor feed and we were running that through the ewes.

On our farms, we have a number of programs in place to produce our crops. We have a fertility program, a herbicide program, sometimes a fungicide program, on irrigation we have a watering program, but does your operation have a “Biology Program”?