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Rolled Cereal Rye Update from Missouri – John Viertel

Category: Soil Service Info
Published on October 30, 2019
Written by John Viertel
 October 21, 2019 Harvest in the “Rolled” Cereal Rye Field Notice the amount of residue still covering the ground Clean field with just one herbicide and Foliar Opp® application    Rolled Cereal Rye Update from Missouri Last week we started the soybean harvest in the field that was planted into the rolled cereal rye this […]

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Harvest Update from Missouri – John Viertel

Category: Soil Service Info
Published on October 30, 2019
Written by John Viertel
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 October 14, 2019 Harvest Update from Missouri Corn harvest has been going on for several weeks now, and we have heard of some pretty average yields, along with some pretty good yields. Soybean harvest is getting started, but the rain that we had last week has slowed that down. I did see some combines rolling […]

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Nutrient Recycle Program – John Viertel

Category: Soil Service Info
Published on September 12, 2019
Written by John Viertel
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NUTRIENT RECYCLE PROGRAM: I have been catching up on my emails this week and I am wondering if everybody gets as many promotions for different things as I do. The one that caught my attention this morning was about a product that will break down the residue after harvest. Interesting to me, because we have […]

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Clean Bean Field! – John Viertel

Category: Farm Shows & Events
Published on August 22, 2019
Written by John Viertel
  On Tuesday, August 20, my brother asked me to get in his pickup with him to go look at some of his soybeans. This is one of the fields where we rolled down the cereal rye with the Rogue VT®. It has been mentioned here in several blogs, and if you remember, it received […]

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Soil Temps in Soybeans – John Viertel

Category: Soil Service Info
Published on August 05, 2019
Written by John Viertel
On Saturday, July 20, 2019, I put my Soil Thermometer in the pickup, and I was on a mission to check the soil temps in a couple fields of no till soybeans. First, this at 11 a.m. and I took the readings at a depth of about 3.5 to 4 inches. The air temperature on […]

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Rolled Cereal Rye Field on 7/16/19 – John Viertel

Category: Ag Chemicals
Published on July 30, 2019
Written by John Viertel
Rolled Cereal Rye field on July 16, 2019 This is a general picture of the Rolled Cereal Rye field that we rolled and planted on June 4. There were no herbicides applied before or after planting. We depended on the mat of residue to help hold down the weeds until it was sprayed on July […]

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Rogue VT at work in Missouri – John Viertel

Category: Vertical Tillage
Published on July 23, 2019
Written by John Viertel
On July 18, 2019, we moved the 15-foot Rogue VT® to Lebanon for a rental. Had some weed pressure (Marestail that round up did not kill). This field was going to take two passes to get in shape to plant, but it was doing a great job! The customer is probably going to rotary mow […]

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Rolled Rye Field Update – John Viertel

Category: Soil Service Info
Published on June 26, 2019
Written by John Viertel
Went to the rolled rye field on Tuesday (June 24), three weeks from the day we rolled and planted the soybeans. Like everyone that I have talked to, the beans are growing slowly. We need some sunshine and warm temps. As seen in the picture there is very little weed pressure, the mat of residue […]

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Missouri Update – John Viertel

Category: Vertical Tillage
Published on June 17, 2019
Written by John Viertel
  Ten days after rolling this cereal rye field and planting directly into it, this is what it looks like. You can row the beans and virtually all the cereal rye is dead. The Rogue VT® did an excellent job terminating it! NO burn down herbicide was used. The plan for this field is to […]

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Crop Progress in Central Illinois – Derek Porter

Category: Ag Chemicals
Published on June 14, 2019
Written by Derek Porter
What a difference last week made in the planting progress here in Central Illinois and across many areas of the corn belt. Much of the corn in my area has been planted with a slug of beans being put in the ground much of last week through this week. Unfortunately, there are still areas experiencing […]

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