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In this week’s Boots In The Field Report, Ken talks about how the plots are coming along, insect watch for Cutworm and Army worm, replanting and growth delay, and finally watching out for the carbon penalty.
The Importance of Early Season Stand Evaluations: Stand Counts Can Be Deceiving From The Road:
Ken stresses the importance of getting in the field to conduct actual stand counts and do emergence evaluations.
Cutworm scouting should be taking place especially in fields that are no till or contained cover crops this spring. Ken walks through what to look for when scouting and what fields may be the most susceptible.
In this clip Ken discusses the importance of early season stand evaluations, early season is the only time that we can investigate whether missing plants were actually missing seeds or a result of hindered germination or emergence. We can also predict the projected ear count by evaluating how evenly our stand emerged.
Ken Ferrie evaluates field conditions to determine when a field is dry enough to conduct spring tillage.
In this weeks Boots in the Field Report, Ken Ferrie discusses how to achieve uniform herbicide distribution.
This week Ken goes through the decision making processes he uses to determine whether or not it is safe to start planting corn.
