Ag Talk with the Ag Doc

In this LIVE episode, Dr. Livesay interviews growers from around the U.S. to get their take on John Deere's acquisiton the controlling interest of Hagie Manufacturing..Be sure to follow us on Twitter @DynamiteAg and on Facebook at facebook.com/DynamiteAg   If you have agronomy questions feel free to call Dr. Livesay at 641-919-5574 or email him at curt@DynamiteAg.com

First and foremost, HE IS RISEN!  Happy Easter weekend!In today's episode Dr. Livesay discusses a 2009 research study conducted in southern Texas in which the researchers compared the effectiveness of several potassium sources to impact fruit quality and yield of muskmelons in calcareous soils.  Just like in the last episode, we discover that the potassium source matters! Dr. Livesay wraps up by discussing the implications that this research study might have for YOUR farm.REMINDER: The podcast is switching hosting servers to Libsyn!  Stay tuned to upcoming episodes for directions on how to make the switch so you can stay subscribed!  To contact Dr. Livesay with questions call 641-919-5574 or go to www.DynamiteAg.com and send us an email.

NEWS UPDATE: The podcast is switching hosting servers to Libsyn!  Stay tuned to upcoming episodes for directions on how to make the switch so you can stay subscribed!  In today's episode Dr. Livesay discusses a research study conducted back in the early 1980's in Israel, in which the researchers examined the impact that potassium can have on reducing iron deficiency chlorosis.  Here's a spoiler though: The potassium source matters! Dr. Livesay wraps up by discussing the implications that this research study might have for YOUR farm.To contact Dr. Livesay with questions call 641-919-5574 or go to www.DynamiteAg.com and send us an email.

In this episode, Dr. Livesay discusses his recent absence from the air. Here's a spoiler: He has a new baby boy!  In the next segment Dr. Livesay introduces a new show format in which he will go into great depth with a single published research study per episode.  This will (hopefully) allow for more frequent episodes!  Today's research study involves timing and rate of anhydrous ammonia.  He wraps up by discussing the implications that this research study might have for YOUR farm.To contact Dr. Livesay with questions call 641-919-5574 or go to www.DynamiteAg.com and send us an email.

In our first ever LIVE episode, Dr. Livesay interviews growers from around the U.S. to get their take on John Deere's acquisiton of Monosem and Precision Planting.  Be sure to follow us on Twitter @DynamiteAg and on Facebook at facebook.com/DynamiteAg   If you have agronomy questions feel free to call Dr. Livesay at 641-919-5574 or email him at curt@DynamiteAg.com