Agronomy

Agronomy

How do you achieve better plant health and higher yields? Agronomy is the science of soil management and crop production, and these videos feature a wide array of topics that help protect and improve crops all throughout the season. If you want to build better crops, this is the place to start.

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  • Intelligent IC-Weeder from LEMKEN

    The IC-Weeder relies on 3 LEMKEN developed cameras for the single plant recognition under LED lights. A compressor provides the pneumatic pressure to move sickle-shaped knifes actively intra-row mechanically killing everything except the crop. The inter-and intra-row tools are mounted on an para...

  • LEMKEN EC-Weeder Mechanical Weed Control 0.75" From the Crop at 10 mph

    Multiple Elements and Tillage Tools makes the EC-Weeder a fully customizable mechanical weeder. With the optional IC-Light system this machine has been designed to mechanically kill weeds within 0.75" of the crop at close to 10 mph. An optional sprayer system can be added to complete multiple t...

  • 200+ bu/acre 2023 Barley Yield Record seeded with a LEMKEN Compact Solitair

    Idaho Farmer, Dustin Miller, set the 2023 National Spring Barley Yield Record at 200.97 bu./acre. It was seeded with a LEMKEN Compact Solitair Combination Seeder. The Compact Solitair, like Dustin's new Solitair DT prepared the seedbed ahead of LEMKEN's precise seed placement openers with a sin...

  • Nutrient Know-How: Building Energy and Roots with Phosphorus | XtremeAg

    75% of the needs of Phosphorus needs of the plant are in the reproductive stages.

  • Enlist - Making Successful Applications | Corteva

    An in depth look at the best ways to use Enlist herbicides in the E3 system.

  • The Floods | The XtremeAg Show, S1. Ep5

    Matt Miles faces a soybean disaster, Kevin Mathews deals with the hardships of farming and Kelly Garrett looks to increase the plant health of his soybeans.

    The XtremeAg Show is presented by Concept AgriTek.

    Season 1 | Episode 5
    Copyrights © 2024 All Rights Reserved by XtremeAg.Farm, LLC

  • Nutrient Know-How: Building the Plant's Immune System with Zinc | XtremeAg

    Zinc is key for building a plant's defense mechanisms, germination and balancing phosphorus.

  • The Teeth Kicker | The XtremeAg Show, S1. Ep4.

    Mother nature delivers a blow to Kelly Garrett's soybeans. A newborn calf won't take it's mothers milk. Chad plans his planting strategy. Matt Miles manages the reptiles on his farm land.

    The XtremeAg Show is presented by Concept AgriTek.

    Season 1 | Episode 4
    Copyrights © 2024 All Rights Reser...

  • Meadow Anemone | Ag PhD

    This perennial can take over pastures and shelterbelts. Brian and Darren have the solution to meadow anemone in today's Weed of the Week.

  • Stop Uneven Planting Depth | Ag PhD

    Getting a great stand takes more than having your planter indicators all at the same number. Brian and Darren have some good ideas to help you stop uneven planting before the seed sees the soil.

  • Spring Manure Applications | Ag PhD

    There is much more to consider when adding manure right before planting. The Hefty brothers inject their advice into this complicated situation.

  • The Disease Triangle | Ag PhD

    The Heftys explain the three factors leading to disease in plants, and how this knowledge can help you have a healthier harvest.

  • Corn Refuge Hybrids | Ag PhD

    There is more than one variety of corn plant in each field. Darren Hefty talks about the pesty reason farmers scatter different seeds on each cornfield.

  • Disease Triangle, Stop Uneven Planting Depth, Spring Manure Application | Ag PhD

    This episode covers the three conditions needed for diseased crops, how to get consistent seed depth before and during planting, and what to watch out for when applying late manure. The Weed of the Week is the tough meadow anemone. And Darren goes over cultivator maintenance in Iron Talk.

  • How to Utilize Chicken Litter in Row Crops | Griggs Farms

    Matt travels to Jonesboro, AR to give a presentation with Dr. Tyson Raper of UT Extension on his experience utilizing chicken litter in his row crop system over the last several years. Matt will answer the questions, what to expect out of chicken litter and what are the best management practices...

  • Tolvera Introduction | Corteva

    A brief overview of the main benefits of Tolvera herbicide. Discussion about weed control in cereals crops.

  • Do Biological Products Work in Row Crop Farming??? | Griggs Farms

    Matt travels to Jonesboro, AR to give a presentation with Dr. Tyson Raper of UT Extension on his experience testing various popular biological products in his row crop system over the last several year. Matt will answer the question, do current biological products make farmers a profit or help w...

  • Nutrient Know-How: We Need to Process Nitrogen for the Plant | XtremeAg

    Nitrogen is an essential building block for plants, but the XtremeAg farmers are looking for ways to use less of it through more efficient processing.

  • Drain TiIe Can Help Many Issues | Ag PhD

    We all know drain tile can help your soil maintain the right moisture level, but Darren Hefty tells us it can also help your IDC, alkali, and high pH areas, too.

  • Enlist Soybeans Weed Program | Ag PhD

    Brian and Darren share their total weed control program for Enlist soybeans: all the products, all the weeds, all through the season.

  • More Than One Crop | Ag PhD

    Why don't farmers plant just one type of crop? Darren Hefty talks about the benefits of diversification in farming in today's Ag Minute.

  • Stopping Sclerotinia White Mold | Ag PhD

    Sclerotinia white mold is the worst disease possible in your soybeans and other crops. Brian and Darren count down the top 10 ways for you to break this mold.

  • Purslane | Ag PhD

    Purslane is a common weed that spreads easily in fields and gardens. The Hefty brothers break down all the ways to kill this annoying annual.

  • No-Till vs Strip-Till | Ag PhD

    Less tillage has many advantages. The Hefty brothers compare two ways to reduce erosion, save organic matter, and conserve moisture in your soils.