This map came from Kansas State University in a newsletter where they were talking about the vegetation differences from the Drought of 2012 to 2013 in Kansas. A colleague shared this with me pointing out how obvious the storm in Clay County, NE is on this map. Look above Kansas to the brown area-that’s the LOSS of vegetation we have right now in Clay County which is quite extensive-and neat how it’s captured unexpectedly on this map.
Thank you for helping spread the word about the at home nitrate test kits. In light of recent news,
Ronda, thank you for letting me know about this program and the finalized guidelines. I haven't rece
Jenny, the new guidelines for the easy home nitrate test have been finalized by the NRD board. If th
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
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