NEWS AND REPORTS

Try the Rock Test on Your Planter
Is your planter ready for long hours in the field? (3/18/2010)

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Slideshow: Planter Clinic
Take a look at the sights of the first-every Corn College Planter Clinic. (3/16/2010)

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Focus on “Plantability” in 2010
Wheel tracks, ruts, planter pinch rows and more will be waiting once the ground thaws out and dries. (3/11/2010)

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Pop Quiz: Can You ID These Four Common Planter Problems?
Look at these photos to see if you can figure out what''s wrong with all of these planter parts. (3/9/2010)

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Make Your Planter Ready for Spring
Farm Journal Associate Field Agronomist Missy Bauer provides a few key steps to make sure your planter is ready for spring. (3/8/2010)

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Test Plots Confirm Safe and Sound Seed Delivery
Central-fill planters pose no threat to seed quality (3/3/2010)

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Special Report: What a Mess!

How to grow the best crop under hostile conditions and nurse soil back to health

(2/23/2010)

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Corn College Report: What You Must Know About Soil
Soils will work harder for you if you know what makes them tick
(2/22/2010)

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Corn College Report: What You Must Know About Phosphorus
When you grow corn, the first nutrient you think about is nitrogen (N). But phosphorus (P) is equally important. (2/22/2010)

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Corn College Planter Clinic
Farm Journal’s first-ever Planter Clinic can change how you put your crop in the ground. (2/18/2010)

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Focus on Eliminating Compaction
Billy Dickens of Stone Creek, Va. talks about his diversified farm and why he wants to put more focus on raising higher-yielding corn by using knowledge learned at Farm Journal Winter Semester Corn College. (2/15/2010)

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Planter Clinic: From the Hitch Pin to the Closing Wheels
Farm Journal Associate Field Agronomist Missy Bauer explains how the upcoming Corn College Planter Clinic will be all inclusive of brands, models and technologies. (2/15/2010)

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