News and Reports

• Meet Soil Nitrogen Halfway
  
  06/19/2013
  Corn in fields applied with the same volume of nitrogen can vary tremendously depending on soil type, Farm Journal field agronomist Ken Ferrie says.
• Fertility Program Key to Corn Growth
  
  06/18/2013
  Start with a soil test and build out your plan to ensure crop health throughout the year.
• Corn College Early-Bird Rate Expires Today
  
  06/07/2013
  It's time to head to the classroom. Farm Journal's Corn College summer sessions can help put you on the path to higher yields. Register now and save!
• Pick Your Path for a Farm Journal Corn College Event
  
  06/03/2013
  Head to the field with Farm Journal Agronomists Ken Ferrie and Missy Bauer and Farm Journal High-Yield Wheat Expert Phil Needham.
• Enhance Your Career Credentials at Corn College
  
  06/01/2013
  Make plans to attend on of Farm Journal’s Corn College events specifically designed for retailers and consultants.
• Key to High Kernel Count? Regular Water
  
  05/14/2013
  Routine moisture is essential to getting the best corn bushels possible, particularly in dry conditions.
• Should I Replant? Corn Yields Clues
  
  05/13/2013
  Just because an early stand looks good from the road doesn’t mean ears will result, Farm Journal field agronomist Ken Ferrie tells Corn College TV.
• Shift Residue to Help Corn Thrive
  
  05/12/2013
  Using row cleaners on a planter can improve the odds of the crop getting out of the ground faster, Farm Journal associate field agronomist Missy Bauer says.
• Rewind Rootless Corn Syndrome
  
  05/11/2013
  Factors including soil moisture and seed-trench closure are key to preventing a floppy crop, Farm Journal field agronomist Ken Ferrie says.
• Even Corn Emergence Requires Planting Planning
  
  05/10/2013
  Knowledge of planter mechanics and basic agronomic guidelines can ensure your corn emerges in the best possible way.
• Watch for Kernel Abortion Warning Signs
  
  05/09/2013
  Corn plant indicators after pollination can tell a farmer whether proper development is occurring, Farm Journal field agronomist Ken Ferrie says.
• Pick Planter Attachments That Fit Your Farm
  
  05/08/2013
  A variety of coulters and row cleaners can help cut through residue to get corn planted this spring.
• Plant Corn Right: Disc Openers, Gauge Wheels, Seed Tubes
  
  05/07/2013
  Verify these machine components are working properly to get your crop planted efficiently this spring.
• Corn Planter Tips for In-Shop Calibration
  
  05/06/2013
  Use these basic tests to ensure consistent planter operation before heading to the field this spring.
• Tighten Planter Bolts and Bushings to Prevent Bounce
  
  05/05/2013
  Minimizing movement translates to accurate corn seed placement in the field, Corn College TV reports.
• Corn Planter Inspection Helps Preserve Dollars
  
  05/04/2013
  Take time to review machine components before hitting the field, Farm Journal associate field agronomist Missy Bauer tells Corn College TV.
• Avert Corn-Replant Crisis: Tips for Soil, Residue, More
  
  05/03/2013
  In Episode 2 of Corn College TV Season 3, get in-depth recommendations for attaining proper seed-to-soil contact and learn whether a field needs an overhaul.
• Summer 2013 Corn College Events Announced
  
  05/02/2013
  Head to the field with Farm Journal Agronomists Ken Ferrie and Missy Bauer this summer at Corn College and Soybean College.
• Maximize Corn Ear Count at Planter Setup
  
  04/29/2013
  Learn how to inspect parallel arms, disc openers and other components, plus pick the right attachments in Episode 1 of Corn College TV, Season 3.
• Cover Crops Complicate Nitrogen Management
  
  03/15/2013
  Cover crops can do wonders for soil health. But sound management is just as critical with cover crops as it is with cash crops such as corn, wheat and soybeans.