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With fertilizer prices hikes folks are looking for options. I believe that all products and methods have a place, somewhere. But there is nothing suited for every field and year, including traditional commercial fertilizer. and other established practices.
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Headed for the Finish Line for Corn in 2025. Still could use a solid rain to realize the potential of what is left of this crop.
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@simonmaechling People being 2 or 3 generations away from famine have the nourishment that allows them to get wild ideas and blame the very science, ingenuity and innovation that prevents famines today.
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Time for a few ear samples in our @CornTennessee funded trials this year. Ran into a little southern rust along the way. Thankfully we are well into R5 at this point. Some good looking corn despite the lack of recent rainfall. @UTcrops
@BARippe Always amazed at the productivity of older germplasm under modern management practices. Seed tech is necessary in some environments, but not all.
200 years ago,
everything was “organic”.
No GMOs.
No “chemicals.”
All natural.
All local.
And people died at 35.
So no. Organic didn’t mean healthy. It meant starving, sick, or dead.
Let’s not romanticize the past.
First one I’ve ever personally laid my hands on in our TN trials. Asgrow 3.3 planted April 15th.
Still a few rains left to finish what could be a great early-soybean crop in Tennessee. #5beaner@UTcrops
@farmingandJesus The hypocrisy is deafening, for sure. But so is the “sex sells” marketing theme here. We should be decrying the latter, not the former.
Some of my observations and thoughts regarding the tassel wrap ordeal showing up in Indiana and much of the Midwest
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