Common seeding documentation issue we have had the past few years: an extra virtual operation gets added to your planting layer.
Symptoms:
• Acres doubled in Operations Center
• Two varieties showing; one as "---"
Fix is to remove the duplicate implement/operation.
If you have this issue with data in your Ops Center, contact your dealer. DTAC solution 215027 advises how to have @JohnDeere fix.
Have a safe #plant26
@bandedagllc Have you looked for seed corn maggots? Residue worked in close to planting during hatch could cause this. May need to look for feeding on stems/roots of living plants near gaps as maggots could be cycled out by now.
Fall is fast approaching here in southeast Nebraska! Curious on what nutrients you have out in your fields? Reach out to me or a local ServiTech agronomist to see what we have to offer and how we can help build your soil health!
The importance of applying PPO inhibitor herbicides on early preplant prior to soybean planting. Pre-emerge applications this wet year have some serious crop reactions, although the soybeans are slowly recovering.
Solar storm is real. I have used "it's a solar flare" as a joke for last 10+ years. JD Radio RTK seems to be a bigger issue. StarFire 3 SFRTK has been holding up better. Switch to a grace period if you have one. See below.
@Brandt_Holdings@KibbleEquipment@PVEQUIP@ValleyPlains@JohnDeere
@LouieDN Add in your work setup a planting operation with the hybrid as you would in 20-20, or a starter application as some have mentioned. Set your work trigger as SCV for raise/lower or when autotrac is engaged. Have multiple customers using this exact setup w/o tying to 20-20.
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Here is an example of an early season issue and its lasting effects. In this case we're looking at early season root injury on corn plants from anhydrous ammonia and how it affected final yield potential. The anhydrous was spring applied and in a season long drought. @Channel_NE
At ServiTech, we clock in when our growers start their day. ServiTech crop consulting agronomists are out early in the mornings checking crops and fields when the sun is just coming up. To place your fields on our daily schedule call ServiTech at (800) 557-7509.
Our very own senior laboratory agronomist, Fred Vocasek, spoke with Nebraska Farmer about the effects of drought on soil nitrates and pH. Read the article below for expert insight on this issue. #ServiTech
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