Agronomy Newsletter
It’s early May, #plant2020 is not only well under way, but in large areas of Northwest Missouri, it is nearly wrapped up! Agronomy Services have been extremely busy applying burndown and residuals to both corn and soybeans, this phase of weed control is coming to a close as well.
Now, focus turns to in-season crop management. Post-emerge corn weed control will come next on the agenda, followed by corn nitrogen/sulfur top-dress, and soybean post-emergent weed control.
Timing is key on all three of these fronts, our goal is to make these applications within 30 days of planting. This timing window allows for reliable weed control, optimal crop safety, and the highest quality product application.
Agronomically, we will focus on evaluating today’s cropping products and practices to improve our recommendations for the future. Our program involves accessing crop stand quality, tissue sampling, and corn/variety assessments in our strip trials.
Please call our team for more information.
Now, focus turns to in-season crop management. Post-emerge corn weed control will come next on the agenda, followed by corn nitrogen/sulfur top-dress, and soybean post-emergent weed control.
Timing is key on all three of these fronts, our goal is to make these applications within 30 days of planting. This timing window allows for reliable weed control, optimal crop safety, and the highest quality product application.
Agronomically, we will focus on evaluating today’s cropping products and practices to improve our recommendations for the future. Our program involves accessing crop stand quality, tissue sampling, and corn/variety assessments in our strip trials.
Please call our team for more information.
