Farming

The corn in his AgroLiquid plot is out of the ground. Is he happy with what he sees? Come see for yourself at his Field Day on May 11th.

Farmers are always concerned about the macros and micros, but Kelly and Mike talk about the trials they will be conducting to go beyond macros and micros and into a higher level of management.

Temple is applying anhydrous ammonia with his strip-till rig. He knows that he is also killing his soil biology at the same time. He talks about the steps he takes to buffer the negative effects and rebuild the soil biology.

Kevin talks about the AgroLiquid products he will be applying to his soybeans and corn crop in preparation for his field day later this year.

An update on Kevin's wheat wager field and the applications he has done this spring so far.

Face it, we’ve been sold on the idea for decades that N,P, & K are the mother’s milk of crop production. While the macros certainly matter, we’ve focused on them so much, we’ve overlooked other critical elements of soil health.

Damian talks with Kevin Matthews about a new biological fungicide from FMC that he will be trialing this year that contains multiple strains of protection.

Kevin talks about how he plans to take the information from the last few years and focus on overcoming those limiting factors that have traditionally held his crop back.

Kelly says that Agronomy is Biology + Chemistry. When it comes to biologicals, when they do not work he believes it is in large part due to an issue with the balance of soil chemistry. He talks about how he is using Nutricharge to help get his soil chemistry right.