🚨📰 Breaking news: @Iciampitti is still talking about nitrogen. Fortunately for us, he's sharing his learnings!
After joining us on our recent episode, Ignacio chatted with our friends over at @hoosieragtoday: https://t.co/mxVxw3mklW
Guess who's back? 👀
We're excited to welcome @ICiampitti from @PurdueAgronomy back for tomorrow's episode.
Since his last visit, agronomy has continued to evolve—rapidly. So we sat back down to tackle some big questions.
New episode drops tomorrow. Stay tuned.
When it comes to implementing any new equipment or management practice, practice makes perfect. @PUWeeds shares insights on how to find your optimal spray drone setup in our latest episode: https://t.co/23A1emDS51
🎙️ @SeanBlomgren@CyPathology@purdueagronomy
Waterhemp is a big concern on many of our listeners’ acres, and for good reason—it's the most widespread herbicide-resistant weed in Iowa. Tune into our latest episode to learn from @PUWeeds how you can manage it: https://t.co/23A1emDS51
🎙️ @seanblomgren@CyPathology
There's no one right answer to managing weeds on your fields, but there are some practices that you can use broadly to help control them. In our recent episode, @puweeds shares insights on managing weeds.
Listen now: https://t.co/23A1emDS51
🎙️ @seanblomgren@cypathology
Need some insight on herbicide management? I loved listening to @PUweeds from @PurdueAgronomy give us his insight on managing those herbicide conversations in corn and soy!
In our new episode, we sit back down with @puweeds and discuss how to manage weeds on our acres. If you like weed-free fields, valuable insights and a few good laughs, this one's for you!
Listen now: https://t.co/23A1emDS51
🎙️: @seanblomgren@cypathology@purdueagronomy
1st kudzu bug of 2026, an invasive insect that feeds on legumes like soybeans & kudzu, causing crop damage & becoming a pest by swarming homes (and my shirts). It's an olive-green, pea-sized bug that releases a foul odor when disturbed & can stain surfaces #Insects@CropNetwork
Weed resistance is real, and we have to talk about it. Thankfully, @PUweeds loves to do just that. Tune into our recent episode to learn more about the reality of weed resistance, and what it means for farmers.
https://t.co/aexr8CFsx8
🎙️: @SeanBlomgren@CyPathology
In our recent episode, @PUweeds shared the science behind overlapping residuals. These are insights you can't afford to miss. If you find this science interesting, be ready for the management episode, releasing next Tuesday.
Listen now: https://t.co/aexr8CFsx8
The sprayer being set up correctly is foundational to the success of an application. Let's keep the little things at the forefront of our minds as we go into spray season.
Listen to our recent episode to hear @PUweeds talk about setting up the sprayer. https://t.co/aexr8CFsx8
"The ugly stage” after spraying. We’ve all seen it, and it’s nerve-racking every time.
But the crop bounces back, and the weeds don’t!
Listen now: https://t.co/aexr8CFsx8
🎙️: @SeanBlomgren@CyPathology@PUweeds
Taproot decline of soybean has a common denominator. Dig around long enough and you’ll likely find blackened residue from the previous season that harbors the fungus. Roots of developing soybean plants come into contact with the residue and you get taproot decline #mscrops@MSSOY
Light bulb moments are powerful, and we had quite a few of them on our last podcast. Listen to our latest episode to hear @SeanBlomgren's lightbulb moment from @PurdueCorn.
https://t.co/UbEHXUiFtw
Weed management is one of the critical pieces needed when trying to consistently raise a high yield corn or soybean crop. Listen to one of the best in @PUweeds (Dr. Tommy Butts) from @PurdueAgronomy discuss the science behind weed management in corn & soy, as well as utilizing drones for herbicide applications. Enjoy :)
In our newest episode, Sean and Andrew sit down with Purdue’s @PUweeds to dig into the nitty-gritty of weed control in corn and soybeans.
Honorable Mentions: @travisfaske@dsmuelle
Listen now: https://t.co/aexr8CFsx8