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🚨two year data on biology proving significant gains🚨
Om increase 20%
Weoc increase 53%
Available P increase 22%
Potassium increase 26%
Long term no til Corn Soy rotation.
Looking to reduce your fert while actually increasing soil levels and maintaining/increasing yields.
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Excellent plant health and clean as a pin non gmo corn with a 1 pass herb
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Got some awesome shots of my pilot laying down the goods at the home farm tonight!
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My son no less than 5x says
Thank you dad it was such a good fun day with you, as he gives me a hug!! What a day ❤️
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One side of the road got Full Sun & Moly the other side getting Full Sun & Moly…
Full 🌞 = what 🌽 (all plants crave)
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BioBoost on seed
Biocast max broadcast
5th year corn on corn
213-23 non gmo
This corn is flat rocking
Happy 🌽
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We know we have to kill weeds, but what if we could get the same weed control without dinging our plants and setting them back days.
Kill weeds and allow your plants to relax
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Two different management practices.
One field has had 40# of (11-52-0) and 180# of (0-0-60) with a emphasis on biological and foliar approach to fertility management.
The other field has had 370# (11-52-0) and 620# (0-0-60) in same 4 yr time period.
Which is which? An why?
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Call the Fire Marshall it’s standing room only for folks listening to @sean_nettleton on the what’s new session @ComClassic
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A happy plant shares the shuga. We manage the nutrients to influence sugar creation. The best thing I ever did was pull soils and tissues together. I learned about soil chemistry and biology significantly quicker when I could pair my visuals with data of what was going on.
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Talk about a gem! This planter is in great shape still can see the new fert tubes on some of the rows that were replaced 7 years ago before retiring.
$12k obo
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“Creating more sugar per acre will beat the neighbor in yield. “ - JS
“Creating more WEOC will allow you do it cheaper.”
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As a farmer do you want your supplier to….?
86%Bring new ideas/concepts
6%Not change anything
8%Why do different we good
476 votes • Final results Next Level Ag Midwest retweeted
I can’t wait for another growing season to see what I can learn, and see if I can be better. Still crazy to think this corn was 4th year corn on corn grown on 156-20-40-20S no in furrow or 2x2 fert. Is it #plant25 yet
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Truth is we’ve all seen it. Look at your outside row vs second vs third. Yield goes down each row, same amount of N applied per sq inch. The only diff? Concentration of sunlight from lack of competition, resulting in greater exudation and greater mineralization from rhizosphere
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Bioboost has been special! Got a text last night that a trial in central Illinois was plus 10bu
BB: 296 UTC: 286 high yield environment. Utilizing baseline and Agronomy 365 to break down this trial in Nodak below is just another way to see value in Baseline Rx
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Next year looks bleak currently for commodities, you are looking to do the following for 2025 crop year. It’s been a topic talked about a lot here lately it seems
26%Same thing as usual
27%Look to lose least $$
23%Considering new ideas
23%Implementing new ideas
521 votes • Final results Next Level Ag Midwest retweeted
Dang it! I knew using biology & not applying maintenance or removal rates of phos was gonna get me. Ope just kidding that’s anthoycanin- why? Accumulation of sugars due to deer eating the ear & plant not knowing where to move it. If that doesn’t tell you what our focus should be
































