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Take Advantage of Every Harvest Window

Published August 28, 2020

The corn is advancing quickly. Pioneer field agronomist Jesse Moch is reporting corn at black layer in the Jamestown area. Most of the crop in the region will be hitting black layer by mid-September. "I've had conversations with guys who…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update

Published July 1, 2020

Good subsoil moisture and heat is pushing the corn near Hillsboro, North Dakota. The crop is reaching the stage where it’s using extra nitrogen. "The V8 to V12 stage is really the high use nitrogen zone," said Jesse Moch, field…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update

Published May 4, 2020

In the weekly Pioneer Agronomy Update on the Red River Farm Network, Pioneer Field Agronomist Jesse Moch offered insight into planting progress on Tuesday. "The key thing for corn, soybeans and most crops is establishing a good stand early on,"…

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Benefits Seen with Seed Treatment

Published April 20, 2020

To get the crop off to a good start, seed treatments are recommended. "That fungicide is so key in keeping that seed healthy when we're waiting for it to emerge," said Jesse Moch, field agronomist, Pioneer. "Last year, especially in…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update: Monitor Stalk Integrity

Published November 4, 2019

When prioritizing corn fields for harvest, farmers are monitoring moisture levels. Pioneer field agronomist Jesse Moch says stalk conditions are even more important. "You've got to know how the stalks are; that's the number one thing," says Moch. "As you…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update

Published October 18, 2019

With the extreme wet conditions, stalk integrity can be an issue in corn. Pioneer field agronomist Jesse Moch wants growers to check out those fields. "The majority is coming from crown rot that moves up through the stalk and eventually…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update from Page, ND

Published June 12, 2019

Farmers in the Page, North Dakota area made good planting progress over the past week."It was a rough start, but I'd say we're less than five percent prevent plant now," says Page Seed and Agronomy co-owner Page Elsner. The cool…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update at Amenia, ND

Published May 29, 2019

In southeastern North Dakota, the planting season has been wet. "Not many soybeans have gone in the ground," says Shaun Nelson of Rush River Seed and Chemical. "I would stick to your plan, at least for the next week. After…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update from Tower City, ND

Published April 25, 2019

The Red River Farm Network has joined forces with Pioneer Seeds to bring farmers weekly agronomy updates during the 2019 planting season. Farmers in the Tower City, North Dakota area are making planting preparations. Innovative Ag Solutions owner and Pioneer…

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Farmers Encouraged to Evaluate Nutrient Deficiencies

Published August 31, 2018

It is an unique time of the year. Harvest is quickly approaching, but there is still vegetative growth in corn and soybeans. Pioneer agronomist Jesse Moch says now is the time to diagnose disease symptoms before plants die. Farmers should…

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