For some farmers, actively managing crop residue can help to improve yields for the next growing season.Fall tillage can help farmers better incorporate their fertilizers.  For others, their goal is to alleviate compaction that might have occurred during the growing season.  In this Managing for Profit, Beck’s agronomist Jonathan Perkins shares how tillage can work to the farmer’s benefit.

For some farmers, actively managing crop residue can help to improve yields for the next growing season. Fall tillage can help farmers better incorporate their fertilizers. For others, their goal is to alleviate compaction that might have occurred during the growing season. In this Managing for Profit, Beck’s agronomist Jonathan Perkins shares how tillage can work to the farmer’s benefit.

Using fall tillage to your advantage

Harvest is underway and Asgrow product manager Tyler Uhe says there is big yield potential in soybeans this year.  Uhe says with tight margins, farmers need to talk find a product that has high yield potential and provides excellent weed control.In this Managing for Profit, we’ll take a closer look at the Roundup Ready Xtend Crop System with Asgrow and how it’s yielding for farmers this year.

Harvest is underway and Asgrow product manager Tyler Uhe says there is big yield potential in soybeans this year. Uhe says with tight margins, farmers need to talk find a product that has high yield potential and provides excellent weed control. In this Managing for Profit, we’ll take a closer look at the Roundup Ready Xtend Crop System with Asgrow and how it’s yielding for farmers this year.

Big yield potential in soybeans

It’s been a tough growing season for some parts of the Corn Belt this year.  An agronomist says producers who have been battling Mother Nature will have to prioritize their fields when it comes time for harvest.  In this Managing for Profit, we’ll run through Beck’s Hybrids field agronomist Pat Halloway’s fall pre-harvest checklist.

It’s been a tough growing season for some parts of the Corn Belt this year. An agronomist says producers who have been battling Mother Nature will have to prioritize their fields when it comes time for harvest. In this Managing for Profit, we’ll run through Beck’s Hybrids field agronomist Pat Halloway’s fall pre-harvest checklist.

Prioritizing fields at harvest

For some farmers, actively managing crop residue can help to improve yields for the next growing season.In this Managing for Profit, Beck’s Hybrids field agronomist Luke Schulte will share how it can help farmers get into the fields earlier, return some of the nutrients back to the soil, and ultimately improve yields.

For some farmers, actively managing crop residue can help to improve yields for the next growing season. In this Managing for Profit, Beck’s Hybrids field agronomist Luke Schulte will share how it can help farmers get into the fields earlier, return some of the nutrients back to the soil, and ultimately improve yields.

Managing crop residue to help boost yields

Operating farms in a time of tight margins has become the new normal.  Craig Rogers, the precision farming lead at Beck’s says farmers can’t afford to not know their cost of production.In this Managing for Profit, we’ll learn how a new tool from Beck’s Hybrids’ FarmServer is helping farmers easily calculate their Return on Investment.

Operating farms in a time of tight margins has become the new normal. Craig Rogers, the precision farming lead at Beck’s says farmers can’t afford to not know their cost of production. In this Managing for Profit, we’ll learn how a new tool from Beck’s Hybrids’ FarmServer is helping farmers easily calculate their Return on Investment.

Knowing your Return on Investment

As harvest nears, the outlook for this year’s corn crop is impressive.  Jared Webb, Dekalb product development manager says like any growing season farmers are always faced with challenges – some of which include yield robbing diseases.  In this Managing for Profit we’ll learn more about what growers have been doing to help reduce risk of yield robbing corn diseases and help boost yields.

As harvest nears, the outlook for this year’s corn crop is impressive. Jared Webb, Dekalb product development manager says like any growing season farmers are always faced with challenges – some of which include yield robbing diseases. In this Managing for Profit we’ll learn more about what growers have been doing to help reduce risk of yield robbing corn diseases and help boost yields.

Defending against yield-robbing corn diseases

Cover crops promote soil health, improve organic matter, help reduce compaction, and can ultimately boost yields.  Ryan Moore with Beck’s Hybrid says the return on investment happens quickly, and the results are visible in the field.  In this Managing for Profit, we’ll learn what farmers need to know when considering using cover crops on their farm.

Cover crops promote soil health, improve organic matter, help reduce compaction, and can ultimately boost yields. Ryan Moore with Beck’s Hybrid says the return on investment happens quickly, and the results are visible in the field. In this Managing for Profit, we’ll learn what farmers need to know when considering using cover crops on their farm.

Using cover crops to your advantage

Nematodes aren’t detectable to the human eye, making it easy to underestimate the actual damage they can cause.  Beck’s Hybrids agronomist Chad Kalaher says even though those pests aren’t visible above ground, there are ways for producers to protect against yield losses. In this Managing for Profit, we’ll learn how producers can protect their corn and soybean crops against nematodes and fight to increase yields.

Nematodes aren’t detectable to the human eye, making it easy to underestimate the actual damage they can cause. Beck’s Hybrids agronomist Chad Kalaher says even though those pests aren’t visible above ground, there are ways for producers to protect against yield losses. In this Managing for Profit, we’ll learn how producers can protect their corn and soybean crops against nematodes and fight to increase yields.

Protecting yields against yield robbing pests

The most effective weed control happens when farmers start early.  North America dicamba portfolio lead Ryan Rubischko says starting with clean fields and staying ahead of weeds gives growers the best chance at higher yields. In this Managing for Profit we’ll learn how farmers can take what they learned using the Roundup Ready Xtend Crop system in their operations this year to make management decisions to better control weeds next year.

The most effective weed control happens when farmers start early. North America dicamba portfolio lead Ryan Rubischko says starting with clean fields and staying ahead of weeds gives growers the best chance at higher yields. In this Managing for Profit we’ll learn how farmers can take what they learned using the Roundup Ready Xtend Crop system in their operations this year to make management decisions to better control weeds next year.

Successful weed control starts early

Controlling weeds is one of the biggest challenges farmers face every season.  Ryan Rubischko, the North America Dicamba portfolio lead says if there are weeds out there – they are robbing yield.  But, by spraying early, 20 to 30 days after planting, it helps farmers to stay ahead of the weeds and keep their fields clean.In this Managing for Profit we’ll learn how the Roundup Ready Xtend Crop System is helping producers control weeds and improve yields.  Which ultimately improves their bottom line.

Controlling weeds is one of the biggest challenges farmers face every season. Ryan Rubischko, the North America Dicamba portfolio lead says if there are weeds out there – they are robbing yield. But, by spraying early, 20 to 30 days after planting, it helps farmers to stay ahead of the weeds and keep their fields clean. In this Managing for Profit we’ll learn how the Roundup Ready Xtend Crop System is helping producers control weeds and improve yields. Which ultimately improves their bottom line.

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