Review management considerations that can help maximize soybean yield with late planting.
Should soybean varietal maturity selections change based on soybean planting dates? Get results from 2-years of on-farm studies.
BMR silage genetics consistently offer higher NDF digestibility compared to standard (non-BMR) silage hybrids but this advantage currently comes at the cost of poorer agronomics and upwards of a 15-20% yield reduction. Find out about managing different considerations.
With the shorter growing seasons of Northern latitudes, getting a corn crop off to a strong, fast start is critical to maximize yields. Use these rotational and management tips to help you succeed.
This three-year study found that planting corn deeper can lead to better corn emergence results, no matter the soil texture.
Research has documented the value of varying corn seeding rate based on field productivity, as growers can maximize their seed input value.
A three-year field study was conducted to assess effects of soil temperature and moisture flux on emergence of corn planted in fields with varying soil classifications and characteristics, and to determine the impact of planting depth on emergence and yield. Review study results and conclusions.
Sustained temperatures of 20 to 25 °F or below can cause injury or death of corn seedlings prior to emergence. Find out about issues affecting seedling survival.
Emerged soybeans are more susceptible to damage from freezing temperatures than corn because their growing points are above the soil surface. Find out about managing early soybean planting while imbibitional chilling injury is still a risk.
Evaluating corn stands in Nebraska - review considerations for determing replanting options. Review fall freeze/frost guidelines for the state. Learn how stand uniformity, emergence and density may impact yield.