Measuring Fall-Applied Ammonia in the Spring: What You Need to Know
For many farmers, fall is the ideal time to apply NH3—labor is available, soil c [...]
Weather’s Wild Card: How It Shapes Flea Beetle Risk in Canola
Flea Beetle Feeding Spring's arrival brings with it a flurry of activity in th [...]
The Importance of Residue Management
The Importance of Residue Management As we approach the harvest season, one to [...]
Why Tracking Nutrient Removal Rates is Crucial for Long-Term Yield Success.
How many of you are actively tracking your nutrient removal rates over time? By [...]
Collaboration Builds Farming Success with Antara Agronomy
In today’s farming landscape, collaboration is more critical than ever. The Anta [...]
Understanding Soil Compaction and Drainage in the Red River Valley
Is it compaction or poor drainage causing problems in the Red River Valley? The [...]
Soil Erosion: The Problem Nobody is Talking About – Next Year’s Crop Begins at Harvest
What is Soil Erosion? Soil erosion is a serious soil problem for farmers. It’s e [...]
Residue Management – Next Year’s Crop Begins at Harvest
How you manage last year’s crop residue has a massive impact on next year’s crop [...]
Without a Soil Test, How will You Know?
Think of it as a report card for your soils Prairie winters are long and cold. W [...]
Making a case for yearly soil testing…
Residual nutrient levels on a soil test can fluctuate year to year. Solid fertility plans should be based on yearly testing and long term averages.
