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An honour to be awarded with the award Pride of the Zone! Following in the footsteps of our zone leader who was awarded highest percent increase in corn sales! Congratulations to the entire Millstone team on a full team effort!
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Thin soybean stands don't always warrant a replant. John Fluttert with OMAFA explains how to assess population, stand uniformity, and timing to make an informed economic decision.
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Corn roots may grow deep, but they don't grow wide. That limited root architecture prevents plants from accessing nitrogen and other nutrients needed to maximize yield. How can roots capture more nitrogen? @PRIDESeeds agronomist Stephanie Myslik gets to the root of the matter on #Corn School. #ontag #cdnag
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Don't Let Corn Rootworm Eat Away at Your Yield
In this video, PRIDE Seeds Agronomist Olivia Noorenberghe breaks down why it's often called the *million-dollar pest* how to identify the warning signs, and the best management practices to help protect your crop. #PlantWithPRIDE
How does corn planted May 9, May 16, and May 22 compare three weeks after planting? Brendan Zettler @formosafarmer@PRIDESeeds looks at how planting date impacts yield potential & mgmt. with me on #Corn School @realagriculture#ontag https://t.co/DhqX9s7wXy