Discovery Plot soybeans finished coming off the fields last week and the results are noteworthy. Look over the data here.
The crops come off the field … and there go the nutrients! Crop nutrient removal is a big deal. Consider how to make next season more profitable with fall fertilizer applications...
Sod and old alfalfa stands, dandelions and broadleaves, and tough grasses call for fall burndown to improve planting conditions and weed control next year.
Soil samples are a predictor of future crop success, and that's why Federated Agronomists recommend them ... over and over again. Here's why.
Sulfur is critical to chlorophyll development and protein creation in most every crop. And while sulfur (AMS) is commonly applied each spring, additional sulfur sources are highly benef...
Fall fertilizer is like doing the Hokey Pokey: What you get out is relative to what you put in.
Fall applications of ag lime give soils the time to react and set the stage for spring planting.
It's not too early to think about next year's seeds. The Discovery Plot events showcased new options to consider, including seed with limited production.
Follow these tips and practices to prevent farm accidents during harvest time -- and all year round.
Soybeans with yellowing leaves before maturity may be a sign of potassium deficiency, a preventable problem.
Crop maturity at this point in the season varies by geography. Here's how to predict when it's ready for harvest.
Propane inventories are adequate nationwide, and Federated is working to ensure availability for growers when dryer gas is needed this fall.