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New for 2019!!!

Category: Farm Shows & Events
Published on January 08, 2019
Written by John Viertel
We have put a lot of thought and design to get true vertical tillage in the Rogue VT®, a machine that is not only versatile, but also simple to adjust and use. We were able to get a Rogue VT down to Missouri last fall for some limited field work and where we did run […]

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Manage Compaction and Residue with the Rogue VT

Category: Equipment
Published on January 07, 2019
Written by Derek Porter
2018 is finally over! While for some growers 2018 brought good weather and a bountiful crop, there are those that feel relieved to move on to 2019 especially after a wetter than average fall. As the calendar roles into 2019 a concern amongst a lot of growers I’ve talked to is how to manage fields […]

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Finishing 2018…

Category: Soil Service Info
Published on December 31, 2018
Written by John Viertel
2018 is finally behind us and to many it ended none too soon! As we head into 2019, there are several things to look forward to from Soil Service, Inc. First, the EPA finally cleared several our products for use with Xtendimax and Engenia herbicide chemistries. The products will be listed on their web sites […]

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Christmas 2018

Category: Soil Service Info
Published on December 19, 2018
Written by John Viertel
With everything that has gone on this past year, we hope that you and your families can take time to enjoy the holiday season and prepare for the New Year. 2019 is going to bring new challenges to agriculture, and us at Soil Service, Inc. will be here to help you with any and all of […]

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Soybean Plot Harvest in Missouri – John Viertel

Category: Harvest
Published on November 01, 2018
Written by John Viertel
After a very dry summer, we have been getting some moisture in the form of rain for the last 2-3 weeks. Very welcome, even if it did slow harvest a little. On October 23, we finally harvested the Soil Health Study Field. We were pleasantly surprised with the results. First, the whole 30-acre field missed […]

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New Rogue VT in Missouri – John Viertel

Category: Vertical Tillage
Published on October 31, 2018
Written by John Viertel
Last week, the first SOIL Service, Inc. Rogue VT® vertical tillage tool came to Missouri. We were able to run it on the SOIL HEALTH STUDY field after the soybeans were harvested, right ahead of drilling wheat. We were very pleased with the job it did! There were some winter annuals starting to show up, […]

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Iowa Harvest Update – Tony Gann

Category: Farm Shows & Events
Published on October 25, 2018
Written by Tony Gann
Harvest started out great this year. Around here we started the second week of September (which seems like an eternity ago) then the cold and rains hit. Since the rain, it has been a struggle to get the crops out, but from meeting and talking to several farmers, it seems they are happy with the […]

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Missouri Plot – John Viertel

Category: Harvest
Published on September 24, 2018
Written by John Viertel
Yesterday, we harvested the Missouri Corn Plot, and boy were we surprised! Corn was a lot better than ever could be expected, after the extremely dry summer we just experienced. The yields in this year’s plot, ranged from 194 to 220 bushels per acre. What I was looking at in this plot, were the differences […]

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Missouri Harvest – John Viertel

Category: Ag Chemicals
Published on September 07, 2018
Written by John Viertel
Harvest is underway in Missouri, and early results are coming in (as seen in the above screen shot). Even though we have been under extreme drought conditions here, it looks like the corn yields are going to be pretty good. This early report came from John Hansman in Central Missouri. You might remember that name […]

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Attributes of Applying Fungicide – John Viertel

Category: Ag Chemicals
Published on August 15, 2018
Written by John Viertel
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To say that it has been dry in my state, is an understatement! Today we are getting a bit of rain, and more is in the forecast for tonight and tomorrow. It is going to take 8 to 10 inches to get us back to normal and “bust” this year’s drought. Hope that it doesn’t […]

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