I was listening to The Corn Revolution Podcast this week and the topic they were discussing really got me thinking. The title was “Plant...

Every year about this time we start on our great quest to estimate yields for different fields and hybrids. These yield estimates can be...

Stress Management Harvest 2020 We are approaching what can be the most exciting and also one of the most stressful times of the year....

With our high frequency of rain in July, we’ve had quite a few overcast days. We’ve had several people ask if this reduction in solar...

Each year we discuss the importance of using foliar fungicides in soybeans, and this year is no different. Through several years of...

Here we are; its that time of the year again. Time to talk about foliar fungicide applications in corn. While I could spend a lot of time...

The official start to summer arrived a few days ago, so we thought we’d start the season off right with a few tips to have a healthy...

It's time for part 2 of our history of Brown County. We had such good feedback on some of the fun tidbits we uncovered that we thought...

Brown Co. KS normally has a monthly rainfall total of 4.8 inches for May. Month to date, we are sitting at 5.8 inches, above normal but...

As we are beginning to see many operations close in on the end of planting and start looking to the next operation, we wanted to discuss...

With a shift towards some more rainy conditions, and many of you recalling our planting timeline from 2019, we’ve had an increase in...

Corn is a tropical plant. Just your reminder when you are frustrated that your corn has been sitting in the ground for 3 weeks in cool...

Warm weather this week has everyone itching to get moving. Sprayers are making tracks in the field, and before we know it, planters will...

With all the chaos and uncertainty going on in regards to COVID19, we wanted to take a minute to discuss what you can expect of us as...

Ever year around this time we post an article about getting your planter ready for the planting season. We go over planter frame, row...

I spent last Wednesday walking around the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville, KY. If you’ve ever had the privilege of going, you...

The farther we get into winter, the harder it is to decide on what topic to write about this week. My instincts always say to stick with...

This week’s blog post is going to be a little different. Instead of focusing on an agronomy topic, we are going to take a look at the...

David Hula has done it again, this time with an impressive, record setting, 616 bushels per acre. This tops the world record that he set...

With harvest wrapped up and your grain nicely stored away in the bins, its high time we had a talk about some best management practices...