Ag PhD Show Segments

Ag PhD Show Segments

5 Seasons

Each week on Ag PhD, Brian and Darren go in-depth into various agronomic topics, covering anything that could help your crops grow better.

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Ag PhD Show Segments
  • Outstanding Alfalfa | Ag PhD

    Episode 1453

    Smart cows (and farmers) know that alfalfa doesn't grow overnight. The Hefty brothers say you need three years to get from plan to plant!

  • Early Soybean Planting | Ag PhD

    Episode 1452

    The Hefty brothers discuss steps to take to successfully plant soybeans early.

  • Combination Corn Pre-Emerge Herbicides | Ag PhD

    Episode 1452

    Brian and Darren discuss considerations when choosing a pre-emerge pre-mix herbicide to use in front of corn.

  • Fertilizer Removal | Ag PhD

    Episode 1451

    Crops, like kids, can eat a lot more than you think they will! The Hefty brothers help you restock your soil's nutrient pantry, so your next crop doesn't go hungry.

  • Xyway Fungicide at Planting | Ag PhD

    Episode 1451

    A little foam in the furrow can save tomorrow! The Heftys show you their favorite innovation in early fungicide application.

  • Get More From Residual Herbicides | Ag PhD

    Episode 1450

    Learn how to get your residual herbicides to be effective later into the growing season.

  • Variable Rate Fertility | Ag PhD

    Episode 1450

    The Hefty brothers discuss the benefits of doing variable rate fertilizer application, as well as some drawbacks.

  • Planting Corn Early | Ag PhD

    Episode 1449

    The Hefty brothers share advice on how to successfully plant corn early.

  • Match Soil Test Data to Yield Data | Ag PhD

    Episode 1449

    Brian and Darren discuss how to improve soils and fertility plans by matching your soil test data to your yield data.

  • Corn Rootworm Control | Ag PhD

    Episode 1448

    The Hefty brothers talk about reducing rootworm pressure by using a combination of traits and insecticide.

  • Excess Lime | Ag PhD

    Episode 1448

    Brian and Darren discuss the problem of excess lime, and how it affects soil tests, and how you can start to fix the issue.