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Tips for Scouting Corn Emergence
Jun 09, 2020

Video: Tips for Scouting Corn Emergence


As crops start to emerge out of the ground, it’s important to begin scouting your fields to manage any issues that may arise before they affect your yield potential. In this video, Pioneer Field Agronomist Jonathan Rotz has some quick tips to help you know what to look for when you’re scouting after your crops have emerged. He recommends doing a stand measurement to compare to your planting population, to see how well your fields have emerged. He also shows you how to dig up plants and scout for underdeveloped plants, uneven spacing and any cold injury the crops may have sustained, and why these issues may occur. Scouting emergence is also a great time to evaluate planter performance, to take notes and observations for next year.

 
Tips for Scouting Corn Emergence

Tips for Scouting Corn Emergence

As crops start to emerge out of the ground, it’s important to begin scouting your fields to manage any issues that may arise before they affect your yield potential. In this video, Pioneer Field Agronomist Jonathan Rotz has some quick tips to help you know what to look for when you’re scouting a... More ›
Crop-Hail Insurance: What Do I Need to Know?

Crop-Hail Insurance: What Do I Need to Know?

How can you choose the right product and right amount of crop-hail coverage for your operation? Our expert team at FBN is here to help!... More ›
Canola is sowen and onto the soybeans

Canola is sowen and onto the soybeans

South Sask Farmer - Canola is sowen and onto the soybeans... More ›
Trying to make SHEEP FEED!

Trying to make SHEEP FEED!

WE ARE MAKING SHEEP FEED!! And this year, it's my mission to stay positive for hay season... So... after lots of sweet talking, I convinced Mark that we needed to do hay a better way.... More ›
Crop left out over winter. How does it look?

Crop left out over winter. How does it look?

Now that the snow has finally melted I go out to see what the standing barley looks like... well its not standing.... More ›
GrainTALK Webinar: Nitrogen Management in Corn

GrainTALK Webinar: Nitrogen Management in Corn

Ben Rosser, Corn Specialist with the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs (OMAFRA) and Joshua Nasielski, Assistant Professor at the University of Guelph, discuss the research that's been done in Ontario regarding Nitrogen in corn and sampling your soil for nitrogen levels.... More ›
Ag Minute - Plant Emergence

Ag Minute - Plant Emergence

Darren Hefty briefly touches on why it's so critical your plants emerge at the same time.... More ›
IPTV M2M, Market Analyst John Roach

IPTV M2M, Market Analyst John Roach

Indictments handed down over price collusion in the poultry industry. Ethanol production gets back to the grind as demand returns. Market analysis with John Roach.... More ›
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Mesonet Weather

Wes Lee tells us how soil moisture levels look at root depth. Gary McManus says extreme drought has reentered the panhandle and that it could be around for a while.... More ›
Disaster C.A.R.E

Disaster C.A.R.E

Disaster C.A.R.E. website is helping facilitate material transactions to livestock producers who have been affected by the recent strain on the meat packing industry.... More ›
Insect Control In Alfalfa

Insect Control In Alfalfa

The Hefty brothers dive into various insect problems in Alfalfa and methods of control.... More ›
Wheat: Conventional Drill vs. Precision Planting. What Do We Know So Far?

Wheat: Conventional Drill vs. Precision Planting. What Do We Know So Far?

Michigan State University research is looking at the benefits of precision planting wheat compared to conventional drill.... More ›
Weed of the Week-Whorled Milkweed

Weed of the Week-Whorled Milkweed

Do you have problems with Whorled Milkweed? The Hefty brothers talk solutions in this episode of Weed of the Week.... More ›
How to be successful in pig production? - Dr. Chris Chase

How to be successful in pig production? - Dr. Chris Chase

How to be successful in pig production? - Dr. Chris Chase | Swine it... More ›
Sow cooling strategies - Dr. Allan Schinckel

Sow cooling strategies - Dr. Allan Schinckel

Dr. Schinckel has collaborated on numerous swine research projects, including different production systems, environmental effects on pig growth, food safety, growth promotants, and biological markers of disease and stress.... More ›
Meet a Pig Farmer

Meet a Pig Farmer

John Van Engelen has been a pig farmer for 40 years, and now farms side by side with his son and daughter. Ask John about where pigs live, what they eat and what it’s like to work with family.... More ›
Seeding Canola

Seeding Canola

The farm starts seeding canola, and the wheat finally emerged from the ground.... More ›
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Spring Flood

Our Yearly Spring run off floods the yards and fields.... More ›
Cow-Calf Corner - Hay Storage

Cow-Calf Corner - Hay Storage

Glenn Selk explains why hay storage is important to maintaining quality.... More ›
How to Choose and Use Halters for Horses

How to Choose and Use Halters for Horses

USU Extension Equine Specialist Karl Hoopes discusses the fitting and pros and cons of various types of horse halters... More ›
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