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For more than a decade, the Farm Journal Test Plots has varied corn populations and nitrogen rates to respond to natural management zones in the field. In 2012, the crew added variable-rate irrigation to its site-specific farming portfolio.
Manage your time, weeds and previous stands to maximize yields
When the weather says you can’t head to the field, it’s time to head to the office.
Stress in 2019 has pushed many U.S. farmers to the brink as ag organizations join the conversation and offer help.
Applying nitrogen—corn’s most important and trickiest nutrient—doesn’t do a lick of good if it escapes into the air or, even worse, into water sources before plants can use it.
In the field, farmers need to focus on the four Rs of fertility management: the right product, right rate, right time and right place.
ADM-Bunge Deal Would Create Cargill-Sized Agribusiness Giant
Kansas woman proponent of cotton on the southern plains