We hope you have all enjoyed the fall temperatures this week. Harvest is coming to an end for some, yet continues to stay busy throughout for others. It feels early to be seeing fields of black dirt, finding we need to remind our selves we are well into October already!
We hope you have a wonderful Thanksgiving long weekend. Enjoy!
Have a great week!
Bru and Jenn
Top 56- This Week:
Annual weeds have run their course and are dying off with last weeks frost. Perennials are still actively growing and may warrant control ahead of next season.
This spring, flea beetles were a problem on fields with canola volunteers. The difference from one side of the road to another was SIGNIFICANT… Canola can overwinter with the right conditions. Control your volunteers.
Remember when I said there was an abnormal amount of empty wheat heads prior to harvest? Record numbers of Hessian Flies were caught in traps in North East North Dakota this fall. Hessian flies feed on wheat stems. These files may pose a problem for 2025 but there are control measures available. READ MORE HERE!
Check out our latest video below on soybean residue. It can make the difference between a good crop and a great one!
Many producers are commenting that they have never seen corn stalks so green although the cobs are ready to harvest.
Is Phantom Yield Loss in corn really a thing? Wondering what is the optimal moisture level to harvest corn? CLICK HERE to watch Jason Webster tackle this topic in the latest episode from the Precision Planting’s Inside PTI series.
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