The reasons for using a fungicide on corn or soybeans are exactly the same, to stop disease and promote plant health. Any leaf infected with disease spots will have its…
The ideal time to apply a fungicide to corn to achieve maximum yield response and optimum disease control is the short window between tassel emergence (VT) and blister stage (R2). …
Is tissue analysis beneficial? If so, how often should samples be collected? For tissue analysis to provide real insight about plant growth, the samples must be collected multiple times throughout…
Confirming your plant population is an important step in achieving optimal yields. When taking stand counts we evaluate emergence, spacing, and seed depth. Stand counts should be taken shortly after…
Tan spot, stripe rust and powdery mildew are common fungal diseases of wheat. Stripe rust can cause significant yield losses when left untreated and conditions are right for disease to…
Advancements in seed treatment technology and seed genetics have allowed producers to reduce soybean planting populations over time, while still maximizing yields. Norder Supply agronomists assist with soybean variety placement…