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  • Fall is the Best Time for Lime Application

    Soil nutrient availability and fertilizer use efficiency is pH sensitive Grid sampling provides the best method for measuring pH differences Field variance of soil pH is driven by yields, ammonium fertilizer and manure applications since the last pH correction Soil...

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  • Start Clean with Effective Burndowns

    An effective burndown is the start to an effective weed management program Winter annual weed species are dense and actively growing in many fields Use multiple effective sites of action, apply an effective rate of the herbicides, and utilize the...

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  • Securing your farm's legacy through estate planning

    The following information is provided by Nationwide®, the #1 farm and ranch insurer in the U.S.* Not many farmers look forward to the estate planning process. But it’s massively important in maintaining valuable farm assets and property for farmers and...

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  • Advantages of Soil Sampling

    When managing crops, soil sampling might not always be top of mind for farmers. However, these practices are crucial for understanding nutrient distribution more effectively. Your Southern States Agronomy Specialist can leverage Precision Ag technologies to pinpoint nutrient deficiencies that...

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  • Soybean Seed Treatments Prove to be ROI Drivers in Challenging Environments

    Shortly after emergence, young soybean plants start putting down their roots. During this crucial time of development, soybean plants face a host of threats. Cool and wet conditions during and shortly after planting, favor seedling disease infection. As soil insects come out of their overwintering stage, they'll be drawn to seeds and tender roots. If not properly protected from early season threats, soybean plants can face emergence, stand establishment issues and yield impacts later in the season.
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  • Corn Seed Treatments Deliver Nutrients, ROI and Improved Planting Operation

    One of the most rapidly changing parts of the seed industry is seed treatment. In addition to fungicide and insecticide options, there are many supplemental fertility options are available to add to your base treatment package. Adding nutrients to the corn seed treatment or even in the planter boxes, has shown to consistently improve yields across varying environments.
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