WATER! The hardest part of the mix for agronomists to sell is the least expensive and is the carrier of the products, water. Over the years the water component of spray mixes has been reduced, so [...]

With the warming trend to the forecast, many of you will be ready to plant corn late this week into early next week. Here’s some friendly reminders for planting corn: >> The [...]

In years past, I would answer this question, with a shrug and say, “Oh an inch or so… ” The last couple years I’ve told many of you to leave the drill at the same depth [...]

It’s definitely been a paced start to the planting season here in far Northern Minnesota. However with today’s seed treatments you can rest assured that if the field is fit, its time [...]

If your goal for your corn this year is HIGH YIELD…then waiting to plant is a GOOD idea. For the best yield potential, you need a corn population that is consistent and emerged evenly. So [...]

Dicamba in soybeans remains to be a good herbicide for tougher broadleaf weeds that are becoming resistant to Glyphosate. Proper use of dicamba products is important for best results and control [...]

While COVID-19 has created new routines at home for school kids and parents, made working adults turn areas of their home in to a “home office” and much more, in fact too many to [...]

Spring tillage has been a popular topic lately. The snow has melted and the ruts are showing again and reminding you of last fall’s harvest nightmare. A healthy soil includes particles of clay, [...]

Wheat is a high-maintenance crop. There I said it! But when treated as such, performs very well in our environment and will have a high return on investment. The first step in wheat management is [...]

“Not a seed leaves the South 89 Warehouse without a jacket!” – Amy Brateng We’ve been known to say the above statement to any grower that questions the value of seed treatment.  So, let’s review [...]