Soybean yield prediction depends on timing and field conditions. Learn how to estimate yield potential using plant counts, pod numbers, seeds per pod, and seed size, plus why estimates become more accurate as the crop approaches maturity.
Variety selection, site choice, and seedbed preparation are three key factors in establishing a productive winter canola crop in Kansas. This article highlights what to consider when making these early-season decisions.
From seeding date and rate to fertility and pest management, this article highlights key practices that influence stand establishment and winter survival of winter canola in Kansas. Learn about these best management practices for seeding and early-season canola care.
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Before seeding winter canola, it is essential to review herbicide carryover concerns. Learn which products may restrict rotation, how intervals are determined, and where to find more detailed management resources.
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Weed management doesn't stop at harvest. Scouting fields for escapes and cleaning equipment can help prevent the spread of herbicide-resistant weeds. Learn practical steps to reduce future weed pressure.
Traditional crop scouting has limits in tall, dense crops like corn at tasseling. Drone-based remote sensing can reveal crop health, detect stress, and improve yield predictions during this critical growth stage.
K-State researchers are conducting a survey to better understand how spray water quality affects herbicide performance in Kansas. Your input will help guide future research and recommendations for weed control.