With organic matter above 3.5%, do you need to worry about applying sulfur? Ken Ferrie, Farm Journal field agronomist, is seeing financially positive responses. He shares several sulfur options to consider.
The pace at which we are creating data is accelerating. What do we understand about how we are generating and providing data via the technology tools we use?
It’s very likely Ron Farrell mentored hundreds of people. We are all carrying forward the biggest lessons he left us with: ask questions, build bridges, and be positive.
As scouts are out in the field looking for yield threats, disease pressures are in the bulls’ eye. And maintaining stalk quality and standability are two ways to mitigate risks for a headache at harvest.
A recent AgProfessional.com poll showed that 77% of our audience is investing in more scouting resources this year. And perhaps there is no better year to do so than 2019.
He says the question isn’t whether to innovate or not, but rather there’s a threshold of innovation necessary in any industry. What’s most important for businesses is to be able to do is scale the right innovation.
Although this isn’t the first time cannabis has been grown in the U.S., it’s new for the farmers, retailers, consultants and suppliers supporting the budding industry.
The seed industry landscape is changing dramatically. For retailers, AgPro assembled usable insights into the key trends of the seed industry with our annual Seed Guide.
"All politics is local" can be applied directly to agriculture and the potential for local, county and state regulations to have a big impact on the industry.
“We have seen that with record keeping—if it’s easy, the data will be good, and goals will be accomplished. If it’s difficult, we’ll question how the data was captured and how accurate it is,”