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    David Kruger posted an update 2 weeks ago

    Working with DU to plant some native grass and fencing 550 acres. Plan on putting up 3 or 4 wire high tensile fence with a couple wires hot.

    This 550 acres has three fields with the plan to plant 3 different crops in these fields so that we can have one field which we can plant cover crops to graze after wheat or possibly camilina (if…

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    David Kruger posted an update 2 weeks ago

    Interesting stuff from yield monitor that really creates a lot of questions. 2024 we had 550 acres of PP due to wet spring. We planted cover crops on all of those acres 450 acres was the blend in the picture and the other 100 acres was strait oats at 90 lbs/ acre. The oats cover crop was our highest yielding corn in 2025.

    On the yield…

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    Todd Boesen
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    • That’s some very good stuff there David. I was always under the impression you need the extra nitrogen because your current crop was gonna need it sooner then what your cover crop could break down to give it to your new crop.

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      David Kruger posted an update 11 months ago

      How do you increase Plant Growth Promoters in you soils? My tilled field has good levels of PGP’s but poor AMF the notill are just the opposite good AMF but almost no PGP’s. I would like to try and balance these two and haven’t found any info how to do this?

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      David Kruger posted an update 11 months ago

      If you look real close you can see rows of camilina that grew sometime in December. Will it survive? Time will tell.

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      David Kruger posted an update a year ago

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      David Kruger posted an update a year ago

      When planting cover crops this summer I ran out of the blend i was planting so seeded strait oats to finsh field. From the center of the picture to the right is strait oats which was hit hard with rust. The blend with oats in it did not show any rust on the oats. Not sure why, could it possibly been varity or is it something to do with…

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