The timing of nitrogen (N) application makes a difference in canola seed quality and N-use efficiency. Washington State University Extension shares some insight into N application in spring and whether it pays off in winter canola.

Wondering whether you should apply supplemental nitrogen to your corn fields this year? Find your answer with University of Minnesota Extension’s Supplemental Nitrogen Worksheet for Corn.

Regular soil testing and in-crop applications of nitrogen can help growers manage nutrient levels for swings in the weather and take advantage of when better-than-normal crop growth occurs, says the International Plant Nutrition Institute.

Wheat growers who grow both pea and wheat in their fields are likely to lessen the economic risks of farming while maintaining the same level of profits as those who grow only wheat or leave a field fallow, according to a group of Montana State University scientists.

If you are new to no-till, thinking about switching to no-till or are looking for a better fertilization program, this free guide is right for you.