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⚠️LOOKING FOR FARM PARTICIPANTS!⚠️
What are the nitrogen and yield benefits of #manure? Can I save on #fertilizer dollars by using manure? Be part of our #OnFarmResearch "Value of Manure" project and find out! More information at: 👇🏽 nmsp.cals.cornell.edu/NYOnFa…
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Six programs in the @CornellAnSci department host interns in fields ranging from #PrecisionAg to crop consulting. Interns share their work with peers, grad students, faculty, and professionals at the annual poster session last August. cals.cornell.edu/news/2024/0…
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Sorghum harvest day! Great day helping @JodiLetham harvest one of her on-farm research plots looking at sorghum fertilization. @cirias21
Great organization and team work between @CornellNMSP and farmer in western New York to get this large research plot harvested successfully! @JuanCarlos_2343
Soybean Weed field day with @cornellweedsci learning about waterhemp control methods! – at New York, USA
Really seeing some visual height differences with these N& K fertilizer rate trials on BMR Male Sterile Sorghum in western New York! @CornellNMSP @QKetterings @CornellCALS
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Soil- and field-specific yield potentials for #soybean are helpful in crop management and resource allocation (e.g. fertilizer and manure). 📈Read our latest article showing the summary of soybean yield data shared by farmers in Western and Central NY 👇🏽blogs.cornell.edu/whatscropp…
Weighing put fertilizer materials for our BMR MALE STERILE Forage Sorghum Research plots with our interns @CornellNMSP and @NYFarmViability @QKetterings – at Ithaca, NY
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Can you spot the manure and the no-manure strips? 💩🌽 Glad to see corn growing well in one of our Value of Manure plots.
When a field reaches the V4-V6 stage, we collect soil samples to understand how manure impacts nitrogen availability and general soil fertility.
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The NY Soil Health team is ready for the 2023 Soil Health & Climate Resiliency Field Day Series!
L to R:
Michael Glos
Joeseph Amsili
Debbie Aller
Field Day details available on our website: newyorksoilhealth.org
#WeDigHealthySoil #NationalSelfieDay #SoilHealth #NYSoilHealth
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Corn herbicide trial comparing weed control programs with & without atrazine in NNY. At this location, 35 days after PRE was applied, excellent control with no difference between any of the treatments. Atrazine rates 0, .625, 1.0, 1.375 lb a.i./A
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Although there was dry weather conditions for 3 weeks after planting, some PRE herbicides are still showing pretty good activity on Glyphosate-resistant #waterhemp in #E3 soybeans in central NY. Pic 1 = NT; Pic 2 = PantherPro, Pic 3= Boundry. @fieldcrops_org @CornellCALS – at Lansing, NY
BMR MALE STERILE SORGHUM fertilizer trial setup today with @QKetterings 😃 – at New York, USA
Planting BMR Male Sterile Sorghum Plots on this sunny day in western New York! @CornellCALS @ccecornell @CornellNMSP @QKetterings – at New York, USA
When you get Crops & Soils and see @QKetterings teams article in it…Go check it out @CornellNMSP
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Compaction can seriously impact #CropProduction. A new project funded by NNYADP and @NYFarmViability led by Kitty O'Neil of @ccecornell brings together NMSP with Central, Western, and Northern NY CCE programs to collect soil compaction info at different yield stability zones.
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Dry conditions mean PREs won’t get activated. Be prepared to manage weeds POST, chemically and physically.
Roller Crimping Demo for NRCS folks during our field visit at HarGo Farms! @ccecornell @CornellCALS




























