Soil Consulting and Crop Consulting in Illinois. You may call it soil testing, soil sampling, or soil health management, but it is more than that. These are my daily or weekly travels in soil and crop consulting and my observations in the agricultural world.
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Friday, October 22, 2010
Made a circuit today
First stop was North of Carlinville. Early harvested corn was rutted. Soil Temperature at 9:45 was 50 degrees. Stopped at a field west of Hettick and soil temperature was 50 degrees. Then on to Greenfield. Sampled 2 small fields. I went south to Piasa and sampled some corn ground that was just harvested. I saw a field of horseradish being harvested near Rockbridge. Finished the day North of Shipman on a newly harvested soybean field. Then back to Hillsboro. I did not see any unharvested corn fields. I would have to say corn is 99% done, because I know there are some little corners yet to do. Soybeans appear to be about 98% harvested. Horseradish was just getting started. I saw wheat out of the ground at Piasa. It looked good. Lots of fertilizer being applied, but dealers are showing restraint for the most part on nitrogen. That is good.
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