Drove over 300 miles yesterday from
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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Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Staunton to Hannibal
By Randy Darr President of Soil-Right Consulting, Inc.
Drove over 300 miles yesterday fromStaunton , IL to Hannibal , MO and back to home. Soybean harvest is well under way. Soils are very dry to the north of us in the I72 corridor. Many afraid to plant wheat due to the lack of moisture. Yields of corn and soybeans have been surprisingly high, but, not near USDA estimates. Some are taking a blood bath depending on soils ability to shed water and hold it. Higher yields have depended on soils ability to shed water, which promoted root growth early, which in turn promoted the crops ability to live through the drought
Drove over 300 miles yesterday from
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