Prairie Agronomics, LLC

06/08/2023

Great info on spraying crops during stressful weather from Karen Corrigan.
https://www.ilsoyadvisor.com/to-spray-or-not-to-spray/?fbclid=IwAR25dvZervDAJtJw_mt24Rhkolo_KtXvCjHn7N14mYMO0pEMYNfX3l4yoYI

04/06/2023

FieldWatch has added Industrial H**p to our Registry! The following states have opted to add this new crop to their state maps: AR, CO, IA, IL, IN, KS, MO, MI, MN, MT, NE, NC, NM, OH, PA, WI, TN, Saskatchewan New For Applicators! The new PRIVATE

03/25/2023

Another tool in your agronomic toolbox

By: Dan Kaiser, Extension nutrient management specialist Plant tissue analysis is a singular tool that we have within our toolbox that can b...

03/02/2023

A throw back to a blog my good friend Dave Rahe wrote in 2019 on spring soil sampling and more.

Soil sampling has traditionally been done in the fall, after crops are harvested. The objective is to know how much fertility the soil alr...

02/01/2023

Join us!

Our GRAINCO FS Precision crew is teaming up with Finley Farms LLC for a Planter Maintenance Clinic! Get your RSVP's in. We will be covering overall planter maintenance and the agronomic impact of row units, tool bars, meters and more!

01/20/2023

Crop yields can decline by a bushel for every hour optimal crop emergence is delayed.

11/11/2022

If you planted a single grain of wheat at the birth of your child and replanted the resulting yield every year - by the time they are a teenager there would not be enough arable land available on the planet to continue to grow it.

Farming 101

11/09/2022

A good article from Minnesota looking at using crop replacement strategy for fertilizer application

https://blog-crop-news.extension.umn.edu/2022/11/5-things-to-know-about-removal-based-p.html?m=1

09/21/2022

By: Melissa Wilson, Extension manure management specialist, & Chryseis Modderman, Extension manure management educator Writer Carol Bishop H...

09/08/2022

In general, ag retailers foresee a good fall season when it comes to fall fertility – providing too much else doesn’t get upended by unexpected circumstances.

08/28/2022

Good friend and ILSoy Envoy Jeff Shaner shares a message about what may be in your soybean future.

After 2022 is over, some ghosts from the current growing season could haunt you in 2023. I took on the task of being a Soy Envoy with the idea that I would report each month on what I’m seeing out in fields across Illinois. While my day job has taken me to North Carolina, Missouri, Nebraska,