UNL CropWatch Dec. 17, 2010 10 Tips for Getting the Most from Your Fertilizer Investment in 2011
Dec. 17, 2010
Fertilizer production costs will be substantially higher in 2011 than they’ve been for the past couple of years. When you look at the numbers, remember that commodity prices also have increased significantly.
UNL CropWatch Dec. 17, 2010 Higher Fertilizer Costs Expected in 2011
Dec. 17, 2010
Fertilizer prices on world and domestic markets have had their ups and downs the past couple of years. With strength in grain markets at the end of 2010, fertilizer prices have also shown increases. Let’s look at what’s shaping up for this coming season.
UNL CropWatch Dec. 10, 2010: Winter Application of Manure and Potential Nutrient Loss
Dec. 10, 2010
Manure runoff can result in loss of nutrients and contamination of water bodies receiving the runoff, depending on a number of factors, some of which can be controlled by the producer or applicator. Timing of application, particularly in winter or early spring, and soil or surface conditions should be considered, along with costs.
UNL CropWatch Dec. 9, 2010: Why Manure Use on Cropland Is a Good Investment
Dec. 9, 2010
With Nebraska being one of the nation’s top livestock producers, the state has a lot of manure that can serve as a valuable resource for crop production.
UNL CropWatch Dec. 15, 2010: What’s Wrong with My Corn Stalks?
Dec. 15, 2010
Corn stalks are the main winter feed resource for many cattle producers, but increasingly, their value is being questioned. Some growers say corn stalks aren’t taking care of their cows like they did 20 years ago, and they very well may be right. Both stalks and cattle have changed a lot in the last couple decades.
UNL CropWatch Dec. 22, 2010 Water Optimizer Updated with New Options
Dec. 22, 2010
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