Articles tagged under: Kristie Sundeen
Seed Decisions Being Locked In
Published December 29, 2023
Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen says many of the growers have locked in seed for the 2024 planting season and soybean acres are expected to be down from this past year. “We had the best soybean crop we’ve ever had…Dry Conditions
Published August 29, 2023
Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen led the tour Tuesday and described her territory across northern North Dakota and northwest Minnesota as dry. “The northeast pocket (of North Dakota) north of Highway 2, that’s where it was really dry. There are…Pioneer Agronomy Update
Published June 19, 2023
The Pioneer Agronomy Update on the Red River Farm Network from the Dorothy, Minnesota area this past week. Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen who says most of her area has only seen intermittent rains. “If you hit one of those…Resistance Concern
Published June 11, 2023
Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen is seeing spotty flea beetle pressure in northern North Dakota. Sundeen is a little worried there may be insecticide resistance. "I do think we're starting to see a little bit of resistance with insecticides, but…Pioneer Agronomy Update
Published May 19, 2023
During the Pioneer Agronomy Update, The Red River Farm Network caught up with Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen at a plot near Brocket, North Dakota. Sundeen started planting in the second week of May and some emergence has started to…Canola Acreage Increase Will Come From Non-Traditional Areas
Published January 26, 2023
There are estimates North Dakota could see canola acres approach 2 million acres this year. Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen says that is a possibility, but the growth would have to come from the non-traditional canola areas. "In the traditional canola…Pioneer Agronomy Update
Published October 3, 2022
The Pioneer Agronomy Update originated from the Oberon, North Dakota area on Tuesday. This is an area that had spotty frost early in the week. "It is really variable where it hit hard and where it didn't, but it was…Cool Weather Welcome for Final Week of July
Published July 31, 2022
It was a cool week for the final week of July. Pioneer Field Agronomist Kristie Sundeen says that’s good for the canola and wheat. Corn growers would prefer warmer weather to keep advancing the crop. "We just started seeing tassels…Pioneer Agronomy Update
Published June 12, 2022
Pioneer field agronomist Kristie Sundeen says the canola crop has felt the impact of hard pounding rains. "Any canola that was in before the Memorial Day rain, we're seeing cresting issues and only about 40-to-50 percent of the stand is up…