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Don Nickelson posted an update 4 days ago
Jumping into the wide row game with oats. Twin row 30” so far I started with full rate and dropped rate 10# each pass to find out a desirerable seeding rate. Just playing around with a few acres with no expectations just curious on test weight and other quality differences. Any ifeas or thoughts on what to look for or try?
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Kati Roth posted an update a week ago
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Infiltration!
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rthompson posted an update 4 weeks ago
Hey everyone!
Just curious if anyone would be able to share some plans or advice on building a compost extractor?
Would like to be able to extract large batches.
Thank you in advance.
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I personally don’t have one but Young Red Angus has videos on setting up a Johnson su.
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Thank you I have Johnson Su’s but not an extractor yet.
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SDSU Ext Hans Klopp posted an update 4 weeks ago
https://extension.sdstate.edu/conserving-soil-moisture-during-dry-conditions
extension.sdstate.edu
Conserving Soil Moisture During Dry Conditions
Dry conditions can create difficulties for agricultural producers. Using soil health principles can improve the resilience of agricultural systems to dry conditions.
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Hello Hans, I am on the NE Soil Health Coalition Board. We are looking at options to work with our producers re: soil health benchmarking. Do you think that your MO contact would be interested in completing similar work in NE as they are beginning in SD?
402.314.1571.
Thank you,
Mike
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Hi Mike,
I think that he may be interested in doing some benchmark soil collection in Nebraska. I think he may have already collected some samples from there already. I can give you his email address ages.kitchenn@gmail.com. His name is Newell Kitchen. I would just email him and ask if he is looking for some producers farms to sample…
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jeff hamilton posted an update 4 weeks ago
(edited)Have been busy spreading compost….and trying to learn how to use this app!
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Your windrows look like a uniform product. What might they look like to begin with?
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Lealand Schoon posted an update 5 weeks ago
Drought Mngt Awareness Meetings in south central SD starting March 24-April 15,2025 Hosted by Fourever Grazingland LLC-Lealand Schoon
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Hans Klopp posted an update 5 weeks ago
Hi everyone, I was approached by Newell Kitchen who is a former USDA ARS scientist and faculty member at University of Missouri. He is working on a project called Probing our Countries Soil Health. He would like to measure soil health indicators on producers farms. He will have one of his helpers come the your farm and take the soil samples.…
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Leroy Mack posted an update 2 months ago
Is there anyone who has experience using foliar applied urea? Looking for tips on the best way to go about melting the urea prills, problems to look out for and what mixes well with it to aid uptake/other nutrients
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I have never done anything like this but wonder if aeration would help or possibly grinding it. Another thought would be to use UAN 28%. I would think with both urea and uan it is going to burn the leaf because of the salt. I would also wonder if it is just going to evaporate into the air. Once again I have never tried this or have…
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The claim is that it is a very efficient form of nitrogen, it gets readily taken up by the plant and is quickly converted to protein in the plant because urea n is tied to carbon. It is supposed to not burn the leaf, but it is also commonly recommended to include humic/fulvic acids, sugars etc. So those things probably help buffer it as…
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SDSHC Chris Goldade posted an update 2 months ago
Seed starting season is here! We started our alliums (onion, shallots, leeks), celery, celeriac, rosemary, thyme, sage, oregano. What have you started?
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I have not started any seeds yet but am reviewing the seed starting guide you sent me this week. Hoping to get things started this weekend!
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