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How Does the Weather Post-Planting influence Yield Performance?
Matt Chapple, Product Development and Agronomy Manager It is well known that the best yield potential for corn is when it gets planted early, especially if the conditions are right. The studies show that, depending on location, even planting up to May 15th can give you 100% of your yield. |
Ready for planting? Technical planter checklist
Francis Allard, AGR., M.SC.
Spring is coming, and if you want corn and soybeans to emerge evenly, everything is decided right on the farm. A properly tuned planter is the key to avoiding lost yield potential from day one.
Here’s what to closely watch:
Correct Planting Depth is CrucialSara Nielsen, Western Sales Manager And just like that planting season is right around corner. When it comes to planting corn, it is important to get depth right, as it essential for proper root development, growth, development and maturity. Corn needs to be planted deeper than other crops grown in the prairies (canola, flax wheat, barley, oats etc.). Ideal planting depth is 1.5 – 2.0 inches into 0.5” of soil moisture. |
 Seed Orientation at PlantingStephanie Myslik, Sales Agronomist, Southwestern, ON Stephanie Myslik, Sales Agronomist at PRIDE Seeds, discusses the significance of proper seed orientation during planting and its impact on crop performance Seed orientation plays a critical role in achieving uniform emergence, optimizing early seedling development, and ultimately supporting maximum yield potential in corn production. The physiological orientation of a corn seed—specifically the positioning of the embryo and radicle—directly influences the direction and efficiency of root and shoot growth following germination. |
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