Dry Bean Scene
In the Dry Bean Scene, NDSU Extension Cropping Specialist Jeff Stachler talks about wind erosion. Click here.
Articles tagged under: Jeff Stachler
Details Matter for Weed Control
Little things can make a big difference in managing weeds. At the Advanced Crop Advisors Workshop, NDSU Extension Cropping Specialist Jeff Stachler said that is especially important with the current economic environment. The timing between the first and second post-application was…
Crops, Weeds Emerge with Warm Weather
The warm weather has given planting progress a boost across North Dakota. "All crops are being planted right now, but wheat and barley are the farthest along, and some areas were completely done the farther west you go and where…
Dry Bean Scene
Farmers are looking for ways to lower expenses this season. In this week's Dry Bean Scene, NDSU Extension Cropping Systems Specialist Jeff Stachler says weed control is not the best way to make those cuts. Listen to the report.
Stachler Joins CREC as Cropping Specialist
Jeff Stachler has joined the North Dakota State University’s Carrington Research Extension Center as an Extension cropping systems specialist. Stachler has been the Griggs County Extension agent since 2020. Over the past 22 years, Stachler has worked at county and…
Dicamba Loss Spurs New Soybean Weed Strategies
Herbicide resistance continues to be a hot topic this offseason, especially with the loss of dicamba from the toolbox. "I'm recommending that we lengthen our rotation away from dry beans more often so that we can manage the weeds in…
Behind Schedule
In eastern North Dakota, the wet, cool start to the season favor cereal grains. "Spring wheat and spring barley crops look amazing except for where water has ponded," said NDSU Griggs County Extension Agent Jeff Stachler. The moisture also hit…
