Understanding and Managing Field Variability in Soybean Production
Oct 02, 2020

Video: Understanding and Managing Field Variability in Soybean Production


Ben Rosser, Corn Specialist with OMAFRA, and Dan Breckon, Agronomist with Woodrill Limited, discuss approaches to understanding and managing field variability with a focus on soybeans. Video shot in Wellington County, Ontario, near Rockwood. Video shooting and editing by Alexandra Collingwood.

 

Understanding and Managing Field Variability in Soybean Production

Understanding and Managing Field Variability in Soybean Production

Ben Rosser, Corn Specialist with OMAFRA, and Dan Breckon, Agronomist with Woodrill Limited, discuss approaches to understanding and managing field variability with a focus on soybeans. Video shot in Wellington County, Ontario, near Rockwood. Video shooting and editing by Alexandra Collingwood.... More
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