| Aspiring agronomist. |
Nebraska, USA
Joined March 2012
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Couple: gets cute engagement pics in corn field.
Me: notices amount of GLS and southern rust in field more than actual couple.
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Kaity Jo Wilmes retweeted
Wow is all I can say. Thanks to E & J and Heart J Farms. P2042AML 287 bushel per acre dryland. P1563AM and P1359AM close seconds. Hopewell Methodist Church Adams NE. See The Leaders! @OltmanPreston @PioneerSeeds @mcclurewm @corteva
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Pigweeds gonna pigweed. About 1/2" tall with seed head. This is wheat stubble
@NDSUWeeds
Kaity Jo Wilmes retweeted
Will Smith said, “her happiness is not my responsibility. She should be happy and I should be happy individually. Then we come together and share our happiness. Giving someone a responsibility to make you happy when you can’t do it for yourself is selfish”
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Just because your corn is small doesn’t mean waterhemp still is. DO NOT DELAY herbicide apps to let corn get bigger because of a planned V5-V6 fungicide or micronutrient application. This weed is already off label for almost all herbicides!
Kaity Jo Wilmes retweeted
This is Honey. She will show you her ears or her tongue, but never both. The world isn’t ready for that. 14/10 would boop
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Happy National Popcorn Day! Nebraska is the No. 1 producer of popcorn in the U.S., producing an estimated 250 million pounds annually. 🍿
📷: Associate Professor David Holding (@unlagrohort) and Senior Caleb Wehrbein Pollenating popcorn in test plots on East Campus
ALT An aerial view of David Holding, associate professor of agronomy and horticulture, pollenating popcorn on East Campus
ALT Surrounded by stalks, David pollenates popcorn
ALT Caleb Wehrbein, senior in plant biology, pollenates popcorn in test plots on Nebraska's East Campus
Kaity Jo Wilmes retweeted
I found this #culture iceberg really interesting. Learning about "deep culture" is crucial when working with people from different cultures. We talk a lot about "surface culture" and not much about the "deep culture".
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If disappointed in hybrid performance, call in your agronomist before calling and pointing fingers at a seed company, fert applicator, etc... do a little DIGGING. In my last 10 years, 90% of complaints come back to roots and planting conditions! Sidewall compaction kills yields!
Kaity Jo Wilmes retweeted
Start small and start simple! Build onto your cover crops with experience. Everyone farms a little different- adjust to suit your goals, soils & management over time
Kaity Jo Wilmes retweeted
A thread: Now that I am 2/3 of the way through my fourth year as a salesman for an aerial application provider, here are a few tips for working with an aerial retailer.
Kaity Jo Wilmes retweeted
When it’s corgi high, time to terminate the rye. #plant20 #soilhealth #doitfortheworms #CottontheCoverCropCorgi
