It’s Possible to Profit in 2017
In our last blog, we started the conversation about what to do when faced with irrigating in a dry year.
Preserve Water When Irrigating in A Dry Year
In our last blog, we started the conversation about what to do when faced with irrigating in a dry year.
Corn Irrigation, Water Preservation, and Water Stress
The art of irrigation scheduling is a tricky business. However, done the right way, it can lead to a very successful season not to mention a profitable one.
Irrigation Scheduling
The art of irrigation scheduling is a tricky business. However, done the right way, it can lead to a very successful season not to mention a profitable one.
Center Pivots and Rutting
Ruts have been an issue with center pivot irrigation systems since their inception over 70 years ago. Ruts are formed as soil is displaced as…
Soybean Planting and Why the Date Matters
When it comes to soybean planting, the positive far outweighs the negative when planting earlier in the season. The earlier soybeans are…
Should You Be Replanting Corn?
In order for corn to emerge, it takes around 90 to 120 GDD. With the temperature staying relatively mild, any corn planted in early spring should soon be peeking through. Now is the time to be scouting.
Agricultural Drones Take Farming up a Notch
Interestingly, drones have been around since the 1980’s and they are also called unmanned aerial vehicles. More and more industries are starting to use drones in a more practical way.
Fuel Maintenance Should Be on Your Spring To-Do
Preparing for planting this spring is in full swing as the weather becomes ideal for many crops. The agricultural checklist includes maintenance…
Is Your Irrigation System Smart?
Many farmers in the midwest rely on groundwater to water their crops. There is a huge debate right now about who has the right to groundwater.