January 2015

FUNDED BY THE ILLINOIS SOYBEAN ASSOCIATION CHECKOFF PROGRAM.

Plant & Soil Health: Does Foliar Feeding Work?

Does the soil supply enough nutrients or can foliar feeding really help yield? It is becoming a common practice to foliar feed crop plants when [...]

By Dan Davidson|January 7, 2015|

SHOWCASE FARMER: Robert Woodruff

The farmer. Robert “Woody” Woodruff grows corn, soybeans and wheat in rotation on his farm near Modesto in Morgan County. He is a second-generation [...]

By Illinois Soybean Association|January 2, 2015|

Plant & Soil Health: Phosphorus Availability

Phosphorus is one of the nutrients targeted in the nutrient reduction strategy recently proposed by the Illinois EPA. Phosphorus loss isn’t so much about amount, [...]

By Dan Davidson|January 1, 2015|

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