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Jay and Ashley share observations of varying planting dates, and discuss considerations for spraying and sidedress.

After a whirlwind second planting window, Jay and Ashley discuss field observations and what to be thinking about in the coming weeks.

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Pioneer Product Agronomist Eric Schimek discusses stress emergence scores and general planting timing decisions with Jay & Ashley.

Jay and Ashley discuss which crop to plant first, with Dr. Shawn Conley who leads the University of Wisconsin Soybean Research Program.

Jay and Ashley discuss fall of 2024 soil temperatures and how nitrogen status from manure applications may been impacted.

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The finale of the countdown, Jay and Ashley discuss the #1 agronomy feature of 2024 and management considerations for 2025.

The countdown continues with soybean white mold, tar spot in corn and a fast finish to the crop! Can you guess what the #1 agronomy feature of 2024 will be in the next episode?

Continuing the Top Ten Countdown, Jay and Ashley discuss corn rootworm observations (or lack thereof), the increase in strip till acres and the role of sulfur in corn and soybean production.

Some say 2024 was a season to forget, but we are pulling our top 10 agronomic learnings to benefit future crops! Here we discuss weed competition in soybean, SCN levels and impact and the outcomes of early planting.

Jay and Ashley discuss fall NH3 applications and learn about the 2024 Minnesota Tar Spot epicenter from guest Steve Hubly, Pioneer Agronomist.

Special guest, Neil Trygestad from Corteva shares details about the use of nitrogen stabilizers. Ashley and Jay also share updates as soybean harvest comes to a close in south central MN.

Jay and Ashley share early harvest updates and crop condition observations

Jay and Ashley share their corn rootworm observations from the growing season. Interesting with above average rainfall to their west, and new experience with the western variant to the east.

Jay and Ashley discuss their soybean aphid, corn diseases and white mold observations. Do we keep spraying insecticides and fungicide?

Ashley and Jay bring on Pioneer Field Agronomist from North Central Iowa, Nate LeVan. Together they discuss season metrics, which year best compares to this one, and the nuances of the nitrogen and fungicide decisions this year.

Jay and Ashley share what they've been seeing in the field, and discuss questions they've been getting from farmers surrounding replant, nitrogen and herbicide applications.

Join Jay and Ashley as they share their field observations and replant considerations.

Jay and Ashley discuss what they've been seeing in the field, and considerations for the rest of May.

Jay and Ashley share planting progress and observations, as well as thoughts for when the planting window opens again.

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Guest from the University of Minnesota Jeff Vetsch shares his perspective on all things nitrogen for the 2024 crop.

Mike Krcil shares variable rate seeding experiences on his farm. Jay and Ashley also share personal experiences and data to help drive VRS parameters and usage.

Jay and Ashley discuss soybean cyst nematode populations, yield impact and management.

See this article for information about evaluating potential for crop injury from herbicide carry over on your own farm:  A Quick Test for Herbicide Carry-over in the Soil.

Jay and Ashley continue their Agronomy Top 10 series reflecting on key points of the 2023 growing season. This episode includes discussion on extended diapause, soybean seeding rates and corn replant.

Jay and Ashley continue their reflection upon the 2023 growing season with their top 6 and 7 observations. Top 7, planting into cool soils, and top 6, Iron Deficiency Chlorosis and Soybean Cyst nematode.

Jay and Ashley share comments and observations from the Top 10 Agronomy Topics of 2023, a list they compile annually as they reflect upon the growing season. Working from the bottom to the top of the list, here they discussed tar spot, soybean white mold and fertility.

Click here for link to the article discussing ideas to manage edge effect in corn:Addressing Edge Effect in Corn  

Harvest results and observations by maturity, planting date and previous crop.

Link to instructions and submission information for free soybean cyst nematode samples through the University of Minnesota, courtesy of Minnesota Soybean Research and Promotion Council. Know your SCN numbers: Free fall sampling program available (umn.edu)

Jay and Ashley share field observations and yield reports in this "Quick 15" episode.

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Test weight, droopy ears and crop maturity! Jay and Ashley share current field observations and considerations.

Bruce Potter, Extension Integrated Pet Management Specialist at the University of Minnesota, shares his perspective of the current state of corn rootworm management.

In this quick 15 Jay and Ashley share field observations. Rain, GDUs, insects and diseases.

For more information about Red Crown Rot in soybean, see Matt's video here

Allie Wise, Pioneer Territory Manager from Southeast MN shares observations from their growing season, perspective on fungicide timing and CRW beetle control.

See twitter handle @yfoagronomy for referenced soil sample data.

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Field updates from Ashley and Jay followed by an interview with Seth Naeve from the University of Minnesota. Seth shares data derived guidance on the question of planting corn or soybeans first, as well as findings from soybean seeding rate studies

Click the link below to be redirected to the University of Minnesota Nitrogen worksheet, a guide to help with decision making of in season N applications.  University of Minnesota Nitrogen Worksheet  Join the Southern Outreach and Research Center for their annual Agronomy Field Tour on Tuesday June 20th. Find agenda and other details at the link below. Agronomy Field Tour, June 20th