Updated Aug 20, 2020
To develop optimal fertilizer recommendations, it is necessary to determine the status of plant-available nutrients... What elements should growers consider besides the results of a soil test?The chemical-physical analysis of the soil is only a starting point to accurately establish the nutrient requirements of plant growth... Also, regarding P and K, the fertilizer inputs vary according to the potential yield and soil nutrients content... Tips on nutrient management planning to maximize yieldOnce the nutrient requirement has been defined, it is essential to study the rates and timing of fertilizer applications. If the wrong rates or timing are chosen, then stress, deficiencies and leaching losses of nutrients—especially nitrogen—may occur even if the nutrient requirements were adequately determined...
Categories: Agribusiness, Corn
As fertilizer prices increase, Clemson nutrient management specialist Bhupinder Farmaha encourages growers to precisely manage inputs and set realistic goals this year.
Updated Apr 7, 2022
Fertilizers claim much of the input costs for growing crops and a Clemson University specialist says that, especially with today’s fertilizer prices, precise input management is important. Bhupinder Farmaha, a nutrient management specialist housed at the Clemson Edisto Research and Education Center in Blackville, South Carolina, and Clemson Cooperative Extension Service agent, recently conducted a Zoom meeting to talk about crop fertilizer needs. Among row crops, corn demands the most in fertilizer costs... ”Understanding the roles nutrients play in maximizing yields helps growers understand where they can cut and still profit... Soil tests can show growers the level of nutrients already in the soil, indicating where less fertilizer is needed...
Categories: Agribusiness, Corn, Fertility
Published Nov 28, 2022
There’s one thing time, soil, and money all seem to have in common…they’re all disappearing faster than we’d like them to... We know things like loss of topsoil, nutrient availability, erosion, and poor water infiltration are REAL problems... ” By feeding and stimulating the beneficial microbes that are already in your soil, you’re improving nutrient cycling and creating a healthier environment to grow a healthier more resilient plant... Ag Solutions Network is here to help at each step along the way by providing: Customizable product solutions Nutrient managementNo-till, strip-till, or minimal till leadershipWater and irrigation recommendationsCover crop selection adviceEquipment guidanceCrop rotation or intercropping ideasLivestock integration experienceIf you’re ready to put soil health in competition with yield, get in touch with Ag Solutions Network... Customizable crop production system with POWER2GRO nutrition management...
Categories: Farm Management, Soil Health, Sustainable Agriculture
Published Jul 1, 2019
While soybeans perform well when planted green, corn requires finer attention to management, says Reed, who was part of a team of Penn State researchers who studied planting green on five locations across Pennsylvania over three years... Penn State Weed Management Extension Specialist John Wallace adds that he doesn't know any growers planting green into annual ryegrass because allowing it to get too big will make it more difficult to control... Best Management Practices for Planting GreenIf you’re forced to plant green because weather conditions didn’t allow you to terminate your cover crop in time, there are some best management strategies you should try to follow... For more information on how to adjust your nutrient management program with cover crops, check out the article “How Cover Crops Affect Your Fertilizer Strategy... Wallace recommends looking at planting green as an adaptive management practice...
Categories: Cover Crops
Nitrogen loss pathways and management options to reduce risk of N loss. Image from University of Nebraska.
Updated May 26, 2020
When it comes to fertility in crop production, nitrogen is one of the most critical nutrients involved. “Nitrogen plays an important part in many essential functions and compounds necessary for life,” says the University of Missouri Extension and can be found in various parts of plants. Unfortunately, nitrogen fertilizer is susceptible to leaving the soil before it can be used up by the plant... While these products can help protect your nitrogen from loss, are they worth using on your farm? More importantly, will they pay off?Consider Soil TextureUniversity of Nebraska Extension Soil and Nutrient Management Specialist Charles Wortmann says that like most practices in agriculture, you can’t expect universal benefits from use of nitrogen stabilizers, but it can be very beneficial if it’s well targeted to certain situations... However, Wortmann warns that while the study was good in testing the effectiveness of slow-release products, it’s not the type of nitrogen management farmers should be following for an irrigated sandy loam...
Published Jun 29, 2018
When it comes to cover crops and nutrient management, a lot of the focus is on what cover crops can do for soil fertility. Depending on the species being used, they can prevent leftover nutrients from running off into waterways or even produce some fertilizer for future crop use... This means it’ll take longer to break down and allow for nutrient release than vegetation at earlier stages of development... “Nitrogen is an essential food source for the biology that breaks down cover crop biomass and other crop residue, which in turn makes those nutrients available for uptake in this season’s crop,” Pike says... Additional nitrogen applications should also be placed near crop roots to ensure the crop has quick access to the nutrient...
Categories: Cover Crops
Updated Aug 9, 2020
Soil is the storehouse for nutrients that are essential to the plants. As farming progressed, new crop varieties were introduced that responded better to nutrient dosing through chemical fertilizers... This leads to a huge loss of nutrients since what's left after plant absorption would normally go wasted. Now, AI is helping in crop nutrient management through remote-sensing and robotics. Robots are being developed that are capable of local application of fertilizers after locating plants that are in real need of the specific nutrient...
Categories: Precision Agriculture, Soybeans
By Rupali Patil
Published Feb 25, 2022
Weather forecasts are important for agricultural activities to plan agricultural practices, such as sowing, irrigation, management of crop diseases & pests, and harvest planning... For instance, rapeseed is grown globally for cooking, animal feed, and biofuelsOpportunity: Crop-specific nutrient management through precision farmingPrecision agriculture is a technology-based approach to grow crops efficiently in a site-specific manner with specialized application equipment, which can help retain water and nutrients in the root zone. The work scheme of precision agriculture can be summarized in three stages:Geo-referenced remote area information using certain sensorsAnalysis of data obtained through an appropriate system of information processingAdjustment of the amount applied depending on the needs of each locationPrecision farming has the potential to improve production and nutrient-use efficiency, ensuring that nutrients do not leach from or accumulate in excessive concentrations in parts of the field... The release patterns and coating technology of controlled-release fertilizers can be fed into the information system, which can further provide an accurate analysis of the nutrient requirements for the crops, application rate, and mixing ratio required within the fertigation system... This results in the nutrient deterioration of nitrogen and phosphates in the soil...
Categories: Agribusiness
By Kimmy Farm
Published Dec 14, 2022
They can eat large quantities of organic waste, converting it into nutrient-dense animal feed in just weeks. Therefore, they are excellent for turning organic waste into nutrient-rich animal feed... Keep reading to learn more!Benefits of Black Soldier Fly Larvae for Our Environment:Black soldier fly can Recycle food wasteBlack soldier fly can lower carbon dioxide emissionsBlack soldier fly can lower ammonia nitrogen emissionBlack soldier fly can improve soil qualityBlack soldier fly improves livestock healthBlack soldier fly can turn organic waste into nutrient-rich animal feed... ” The black soldier fly larvae feed on food waste and excrete high-quality biomass that is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and other essential nutrients... BSFL contains up to 43% of protein and is rich in calcium and other nutrients...
Categories: Agribusiness, News, Organic Specialty Crops
Updated Mar 1, 2021
If you want to make smart, well-informed decisions on your operation, you need relevant, high-quality data to support those decisions, says Tim Laatsch. A great way to achieve this? On-farm research. An Illinois-based farmer, Laatsch knows first-hand the importance of on-farm research... ”The key is to keep it simple and only focus on one management change at a time, as one of the initial mistakes farmers make with on-farm research is trying to answer too many questions at once... Changes in plant nutrient concentration, plant growth rates, crop health, and grain yield, moisture or quality, are all examples of dependent variables...
Categories: Farm Management, Operating a Farm, Precision Agriculture
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Business Title: Iraq
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Business Title: ROAFARMS NIGERIA
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Agribusiness, Farm Management, Farmland and Real Estate, Operating a Farm
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This group shares the top stories from Morning Ag Clips. If you want to stay informed on what's happening in the world of Agriculture join and follow this group.
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Going organic in agriculture is inevitable in a time like this,
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This is the group to discuss all things relating to Farm Tourism and allied activities, discuss and learn how to diversify income for farmers through agritourism.
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Trending Technologies in the New Age of Agriculture Industry
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We are interested in gathering experiences, solutions and history of organic methods in citrus production. As well as record and document unique policy and market access hurdles organic citrus growers face in each different region of the world.
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Updated Aug 20, 2020
To develop optimal fertilizer recommendations, it is necessary to determine the status of plant-available nutrients... What elements should growers consider besides the results of a soil test?The chemical-physical analysis of the soil is only a starting point to accurately establish the nutrient requirements of plant growth... Also, regarding P and K, the fertilizer inputs vary according to the potential yield and soil nutrients content... Tips on nutrient management planning to maximize yieldOnce the nutrient requirement has been defined, it is essential to study the rates and timing of fertilizer applications. If the wrong rates or timing are chosen, then stress, deficiencies and leaching losses of nutrients—especially nitrogen—may occur even if the nutrient requirements were adequately determined...
Categories: Agribusiness, Corn
As fertilizer prices increase, Clemson nutrient management specialist Bhupinder Farmaha encourages growers to precisely manage inputs and set realistic goals this year.
Updated Apr 7, 2022
Fertilizers claim much of the input costs for growing crops and a Clemson University specialist says that, especially with today’s fertilizer prices, precise input management is important. Bhupinder Farmaha, a nutrient management specialist housed at the Clemson Edisto Research and Education Center in Blackville, South Carolina, and Clemson Cooperative Extension Service agent, recently conducted a Zoom meeting to talk about crop fertilizer needs. Among row crops, corn demands the most in fertilizer costs... ”Understanding the roles nutrients play in maximizing yields helps growers understand where they can cut and still profit... Soil tests can show growers the level of nutrients already in the soil, indicating where less fertilizer is needed...
Categories: Agribusiness, Corn, Fertility
Published Nov 28, 2022
There’s one thing time, soil, and money all seem to have in common…they’re all disappearing faster than we’d like them to... We know things like loss of topsoil, nutrient availability, erosion, and poor water infiltration are REAL problems... ” By feeding and stimulating the beneficial microbes that are already in your soil, you’re improving nutrient cycling and creating a healthier environment to grow a healthier more resilient plant... Ag Solutions Network is here to help at each step along the way by providing: Customizable product solutions Nutrient managementNo-till, strip-till, or minimal till leadershipWater and irrigation recommendationsCover crop selection adviceEquipment guidanceCrop rotation or intercropping ideasLivestock integration experienceIf you’re ready to put soil health in competition with yield, get in touch with Ag Solutions Network... Customizable crop production system with POWER2GRO nutrition management...
Categories: Farm Management, Soil Health, Sustainable Agriculture
Published Jul 1, 2019
While soybeans perform well when planted green, corn requires finer attention to management, says Reed, who was part of a team of Penn State researchers who studied planting green on five locations across Pennsylvania over three years... Penn State Weed Management Extension Specialist John Wallace adds that he doesn't know any growers planting green into annual ryegrass because allowing it to get too big will make it more difficult to control... Best Management Practices for Planting GreenIf you’re forced to plant green because weather conditions didn’t allow you to terminate your cover crop in time, there are some best management strategies you should try to follow... For more information on how to adjust your nutrient management program with cover crops, check out the article “How Cover Crops Affect Your Fertilizer Strategy... Wallace recommends looking at planting green as an adaptive management practice...
Categories: Cover Crops
Nitrogen loss pathways and management options to reduce risk of N loss. Image from University of Nebraska.
Updated May 26, 2020
When it comes to fertility in crop production, nitrogen is one of the most critical nutrients involved. “Nitrogen plays an important part in many essential functions and compounds necessary for life,” says the University of Missouri Extension and can be found in various parts of plants. Unfortunately, nitrogen fertilizer is susceptible to leaving the soil before it can be used up by the plant... While these products can help protect your nitrogen from loss, are they worth using on your farm? More importantly, will they pay off?Consider Soil TextureUniversity of Nebraska Extension Soil and Nutrient Management Specialist Charles Wortmann says that like most practices in agriculture, you can’t expect universal benefits from use of nitrogen stabilizers, but it can be very beneficial if it’s well targeted to certain situations... However, Wortmann warns that while the study was good in testing the effectiveness of slow-release products, it’s not the type of nitrogen management farmers should be following for an irrigated sandy loam...
Published Jun 29, 2018
When it comes to cover crops and nutrient management, a lot of the focus is on what cover crops can do for soil fertility. Depending on the species being used, they can prevent leftover nutrients from running off into waterways or even produce some fertilizer for future crop use... This means it’ll take longer to break down and allow for nutrient release than vegetation at earlier stages of development... “Nitrogen is an essential food source for the biology that breaks down cover crop biomass and other crop residue, which in turn makes those nutrients available for uptake in this season’s crop,” Pike says... Additional nitrogen applications should also be placed near crop roots to ensure the crop has quick access to the nutrient...
Categories: Cover Crops
Updated Aug 9, 2020
Soil is the storehouse for nutrients that are essential to the plants. As farming progressed, new crop varieties were introduced that responded better to nutrient dosing through chemical fertilizers... This leads to a huge loss of nutrients since what's left after plant absorption would normally go wasted. Now, AI is helping in crop nutrient management through remote-sensing and robotics. Robots are being developed that are capable of local application of fertilizers after locating plants that are in real need of the specific nutrient...
Categories: Precision Agriculture, Soybeans
By Rupali Patil
Published Feb 25, 2022
Weather forecasts are important for agricultural activities to plan agricultural practices, such as sowing, irrigation, management of crop diseases & pests, and harvest planning... For instance, rapeseed is grown globally for cooking, animal feed, and biofuelsOpportunity: Crop-specific nutrient management through precision farmingPrecision agriculture is a technology-based approach to grow crops efficiently in a site-specific manner with specialized application equipment, which can help retain water and nutrients in the root zone. The work scheme of precision agriculture can be summarized in three stages:Geo-referenced remote area information using certain sensorsAnalysis of data obtained through an appropriate system of information processingAdjustment of the amount applied depending on the needs of each locationPrecision farming has the potential to improve production and nutrient-use efficiency, ensuring that nutrients do not leach from or accumulate in excessive concentrations in parts of the field... The release patterns and coating technology of controlled-release fertilizers can be fed into the information system, which can further provide an accurate analysis of the nutrient requirements for the crops, application rate, and mixing ratio required within the fertigation system... This results in the nutrient deterioration of nitrogen and phosphates in the soil...
Categories: Agribusiness
By Kimmy Farm
Published Dec 14, 2022
They can eat large quantities of organic waste, converting it into nutrient-dense animal feed in just weeks. Therefore, they are excellent for turning organic waste into nutrient-rich animal feed... Keep reading to learn more!Benefits of Black Soldier Fly Larvae for Our Environment:Black soldier fly can Recycle food wasteBlack soldier fly can lower carbon dioxide emissionsBlack soldier fly can lower ammonia nitrogen emissionBlack soldier fly can improve soil qualityBlack soldier fly improves livestock healthBlack soldier fly can turn organic waste into nutrient-rich animal feed... ” The black soldier fly larvae feed on food waste and excrete high-quality biomass that is rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and other essential nutrients... BSFL contains up to 43% of protein and is rich in calcium and other nutrients...
Categories: Agribusiness, News, Organic Specialty Crops
Updated Mar 1, 2021
If you want to make smart, well-informed decisions on your operation, you need relevant, high-quality data to support those decisions, says Tim Laatsch. A great way to achieve this? On-farm research. An Illinois-based farmer, Laatsch knows first-hand the importance of on-farm research... ”The key is to keep it simple and only focus on one management change at a time, as one of the initial mistakes farmers make with on-farm research is trying to answer too many questions at once... Changes in plant nutrient concentration, plant growth rates, crop health, and grain yield, moisture or quality, are all examples of dependent variables...
Categories: Farm Management, Operating a Farm, Precision Agriculture
Published Mar 7, 2022
Pine Forest, so the soil is probably acidic. Located in North-East corner of Ohio. We are going to grind out the stumps, disc the soil, broadcast the seed and harrow it to finish.
Categories: Farm Management, Homesteading, Hunting
By Anonymous Member
Published Dec 1, 2020
Categories: Apps, Marketing, Farm Management
By Anonymous Member
Published Mar 20, 2020
Since most university nutrient recommendations were established prior to catalytic converters becoming commonplace, do you feel that sulfur fertilizer is needed in a greater amount than what is being suggested based on older recommendations?
Categories: Corn, Agribusiness, Cover Crops
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