Variable rate nitrogenBy: Gil Gullickson Nitrogen has long been a nuisance for farmers. Apply too little and crop yields suffer. Apply too much, and you run the risk of runoff. With agriculture... Pass the potassium, please - Some Midwestern soils are short of this vital nutrient.By: Gil Gullickson In past years, potassium (K) deficiency was a mystery tucked inside a riddle wrapped inside an enigma. Vibrant ridge-till corn suddenly succumbed to striped... Pass the potassium, pleaseBy: Gil Gullickson Some Midwestern soils are short of this vital nutrient. ...Do alternative fertilizers pay?By: Gil Gullickson High fertilizer prices stimulate sales of nontraditional products. ...Manure revisitedBy: Gil Gullickson When hog prices crashed in December 1998, cynical humorists joked that the manure was worth more than the hogs. That grim humor still applies today. Fortunately,... Metering manureBy: Joan Olson With commercial fertilizer in short supply and prices approaching historic highs, livestock manure is more valuable than ever. But exploiting manure's... Nipping at nitrogen pricesBy: Gil Gullickson Here are 6 tips to help you slow galloping costs. While many farmers fret over price spikes in nitrogen (N) this winter, Gerald and Anthony Bly will rest... Manure injection revisitedBy: Karen McMahon New injector leaves high percentage of residue coverage.You wouldn't think a summer spent hauling manure would be inspirational, but for college student... Efficient sidedressing ???By: FARM INDUSTRY NEWS STAFF Easily sidedress nitrogen with the new Nutri-Placr 2800-16 from DMI. The liquid fertilizer applicator handles from 12 to 16, 30-in. rows with either a... |
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