Tissue sampling can be very diagnostic for some nutrients while there isn’t very good data on sufficient nutrient concentrations for others. Use these tips from the University of Minnesota to make sure you get samples from the right part of the plant at the right time for solid decision making.
In this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Montag Mfg., we welcome President of Ward Laboratories Ray Ward to share his knowledge on micronutrients and what no-tillers can do to ensure their crops have the fertility they need.
In this episode of the No-Till Farmer podcast, brought to you by Montag Mfg., we welcome President of Ward Laboratories Ray Ward to share his knowledge on micronutrients and what no-tillers can do to ensure their crops have the fertility they need.
Results from Iowa State University trials showed that the value of tissue testing is not better than soil testing as a diagnostic tool, and should be used to complement use of soil testing for making fertilization decisions.
Soybean yield enhancement is tied to whether the plant is deficient in micronutrients. The best way to determine hidden hunger is with a simple plant tissue test.
If you’re planning to use tissue testing as a basis for fertilizer recommendations for in-season winter canola, research results unveiled at the No-Till Oklahoma Conference might have you rethinking that idea.
The effectiveness of soil and tissue tests depends on the crop, field conditions and the nutrient in question, and no-tillers should back up the results with scouting and on-farm strip trials.
Peter Kyveryga says he's been hearing more and more discussions among farmers about nutrient deficiencies in corn and soybeans during the growing season.
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