Took out my 60” single row hybrid plot Friday. Planted at 16,000 seeds/A. 8 Pioneer hybrids. Goal for the plot was to see hybrid expression in gaps. Yield range was 135-246 bu/a across products. 246 on 16k. To quote the great Ruth Langmore, “We don’t know fuck about shit.”
I’ve seen a lot of cool things in my soils over the yrs… but this is right up there
1” of earthworm castings (frozen this morning) on this field…and can tell where it’s undermined in places
Link for the Heartland Production Meeting being held March 7, 2023 in Brodhagen is:
https://t.co/uXi7JlM3ee…ing-march-7-2023/
You will have to copy paste it into your url.
Have any of you read the chapters about agriculture in this book?
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If he is right about the results of the combination of demographics, geography, deglobalization, and reduced security, none of issues debated regarding agriculture will matter.
Got to hope he's wrong.
Please join us for our first in person event in 2 years. The event is free if you are a soil and crop member in good standing. Please register on line or text me numbers
Huron SCIA invites you to a "pop-up" tour of their Huronview demonstration site on Wednesday. Come on by to learn about cover crops, planting green, rye... and more! 77722 London Road Clinton, behind the Health Unit, starting at 9:30 a.m.
What's your "Plan B"?
Join @HuronSoilCrop and Mervyn Erb of Agri-Solve to learn more about how to deal with the uncertainties going into this growing season.
March 9, 7:30 p.m. via Zoom. Register to get the link!
Register at https://t.co/GwYolLr5hg
Got carbon questions?
Join us Thursday evening to hear from Graham Gilchrist:
There are four market$
7 p.m. via Zoom
More information and registration at https://t.co/QETaunWE6v
@HuronSoilCrop invites you to their upcoming Zoom meeting: There are four market$ featuring guest speaker @GTGConsult Graham Gilchrist.
Find out more and register at https://t.co/GwYolLr5hg
Join HCSCIA on Monday, January 17th @ 7pm for our annual AGM. Hearing from Ralph Martin on carbon management, Lauren Benoit on her experience with grazing water management in Australia and Tuesday Kristiansen on our corn rootworm project from 2021.
Understanding how one of these hay baler knotter works is a trait in rural America that was always rare. As small squares of hay and straw get rarer the people that know how to fix one of these even get fewer and farther between.