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The ‘Emergence’ of Soybeans
May 31, 2022In a recent article in CropLife (May 11), Eric Sfiligoj discussed the development of “renewable diesel” and how its production into the foreseeable future may result in the vast majority of soybeans produced in the United States going to support this new fuel. (Sfiligoj wasn’t alone. AgWeb’s Chip Flory recently noted that some estimates place […]
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Gain Nitrogen Peace of Mind
Mar 15, 2019Each spring, farmers across the U.S. face many questions regarding their most expensive fertilizer input. No specific nitrogen source or application timing will be totally safe. So, why protect your nitrogen for only partial season control?
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Making the Land Work for Nutrient Uptake
Dec 04, 2017There are many challenges that come along with being a grower in California – especially regarding water management, but Brent McKinsey, a third-generation grower in Central California finds ways to utilize his land and his inputs in a way that benefit his operation financially, while also having a positive effect on the land.
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Inoculant Mixing Simplified
Nov 03, 2017When it comes to inoculant application, product waste is a key challenge for many applicators.
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Beyond the Salad Bowl
Oct 16, 2017The Salinas Valley of California is home to a climate much like that of the Mediterranean, making it an ideal location for producing a large variety of crops that wind up on our dinner tables.
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MRLs Pose a Challenge for California Tree Nut Growers
Oct 09, 2017Exporting crops and commodities expands production and increases demand both abroad and at home, but varying MRLs between countries can be challenging for growers who are looking to export their crops.
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Faster Emergence for Early Season Planters
Apr 09, 2017A stretch of unseasonably warm days encourages many farmers to get out in the field and plant early, especially farmers with a lot of acres to cover. Getting in the field early can reduce the risk of planting delays but presents some challenges, as well.
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Plan for Success When Purchasing Inputs
Mar 14, 2017The USDA projects commodity prices will remain low in 2017, reinforcing economic pressure on the farming industry. The weeks prior to this planting season will be an important time for farmers who are looking for new ways to cut costs.
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Small, but Mighty
Feb 01, 2017While the “micro” in micronutrients may imply “of little importance,” a deficiency in any macro or micronutrient can significantly lower yield.
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Low Risk for La Niña
Dec 20, 2016When it comes to weather, there is no such thing as a normal year. Each season comes with its own extremes, and in farming, we watch those extremes with a sharp eye.
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