Hope to see you next week at our Nebraska On-Farm Research Updates to be held March 10 at ARDC near Mead and March 11 in York!!!
Posted on March 6, 2014, in Crop Updates, Event, Research and tagged Agriculture, corn, Crops, Extension, farm, farming, Nebraska, on-farm research, Plants, research, Science, Soybeans. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
As always Jenny, very informative and great information!
Thank you for your comment Wayne. Assuming a conservative yield of 240 bu/ac and all the acres being
That size of solar would take out of production 1.5 Milllion Bu of corn production per year . A bett
Brent, if you are spraying your own ground then you only need a private applicator license. If you a
i am considering buying my own sprayer. what license would i need to spray my corn and bean crops? t
Thanks Jenny for reminding us to be thankful for our many blessings in life.
Clint, Good question. There's nothing you can plant this time of year that will add N for early spri
Are there any cover crops that can be planted in the late fall that can add nitrogen for next spring
Thanks for sharing your observations too Orvin!
I agree Jenny, the soybeans are very slow at turning this year. At same crop development stage last
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