New Opportunities to Make More Per Acre in 2023
As the carbon marketplace becomes more clearly defined and understood, the opportunity to boost revenue on farms is expanding. There are more dollars to be deployed through Ecosystem Services than available acres. Truterra's Mariah Murphy, explains the opportunities available to increase acre profits in 2023.
Water Conditioning For Better Biology
Lee Lubbers has spent over a decade researching methods for conditioning his water so that it does not kill the biology in his field. He shares his findings, best practices, methods and products he uses to make his water work for him.
Playing Offense With Your Seed Treatment
Kelly, Mike and Chad talk about their approach to seed treatment and look at a new seed treatment from Spraytec that the guys will be trialing this spring.
Soil Sampling The Rudy Field
Mike is taking soil samples for some new soil diagnostic tools that he'll be employing on Kelly Garrett's farm to get more insights into soil biology, diversification, mineralization, and more.
CHOOSING THE RIGHT IN-FURROW PRODUCT
Matt Miles talks with Bert Riggan from Concept Agritek about the things every farmer should be thinking about when making a decision as to the right starter fertilizer to use in-furrow.
The Results Are In: Part 2 — Feedback & Data From "In-Season” 2022 Product Trials
On XtremeAg's December 15th webinar, the XA guys shared data, yield results, and observations from their 2022 field trials for products used at time of planting.
THE ONE GUY TEMPLE REALLY WANTS TO BEAT WITH HIS WHEAT
After playing at home last season, Temple is excited to be in the 2023 Wheat Wager with the XtremeAg guys. He's got his sights set on taking down one of the XtremeAg guys in particular, and he's got a good reason. In addition to the trash talk, he also talks in depth about his wheat growing program.
LITTLE THINGS MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE
Kevin talks about the difference he is seeing on the corn that received a few extra product applications versus the corn that did not.
Maximizing Manure As A Crop Input
With elevated fertilizer prices the new norm and even questions of availability of synthetic fertilizers, manure has become quite popular. But what do we know now about manure that we didn’t as recently as a few years ago as it pertains to application rates, nutrient availability, and preserving the nutrients after manure application? Dave Kaltenberg with Agrotech USA sits down for an informative discussion on maximizing manure as a crop input.