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Corn Approaches Physiological Maturity

Published October 2, 2022

Golden Harvest agronomist Adam Aarestad has seen a few corn fields hitting black layer. "Once you hit black layer, you lose about three quarters of a percent a day down to 25 percent moisture. From there on moisture loss is…

Residue and Soil Compaction Concerns In Wet Fields

Published April 22, 2019

Residue management is important for proper seedbed preparation. Golden Harvest agronomist Adam Aarestad says spring soil compaction is also be another concern if the seedbed is too wet. "We want to make sure we're closing the rows up and make…

Soybean Yields are a Surprise

Published September 21, 2018

The soybean yields are a pleasant surprise for some farmers this fall. Golden Harvest agronomist Adam Aarestad says yields may be better than what was anticipated. "In the (Red River) Valley, I've heard anywhere from 40-to-50 bushels and there's 40…

Articles tagged under: Adam Aarestad

Corn Approaches Physiological Maturity

Residue and Soil Compaction Concerns In Wet Fields

Soybean Yields are a Surprise

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