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Pioneer Agronomy Report

Published October 8, 2026

In the Pioneer Agronomy Report, we learn Pioneer Field Agronomist Eric Lagge has been out prioritizing corn fields for the harvest run. "Once you're in the field and off the headlands, start by doing the pinch test and the pull…

Prioritize Harvest Schedule

Published October 1, 2026

The corn crop has been under extreme stress, ranging from hot, dry weather in July to the current wet conditions. “Concerns can pop up such as lodging, stalk issues, all sorts of other challenges come across,” said TeeJay Hagen, field…

Farmers Should Reevaluate Crops Once the Storm Passes

Published October 10, 2019

The majority of the soybeans and corn remain in North Dakota and Minnesota fields. Mycogen Seeds commercial agronomist Morgan Hanson says the amount of snow and rain accumulation will determine when farmers can get back to harvesting."If the ground doesn't…

Cool, Wet Weather Presents Harvest Challenges

Published October 2, 2018

In recent weeks, cool weather and scattered showers have slowed harvest progress throughout much of the Northern Plains. Based in Park River, North Dakota, Midwest Consulting owner and agronomist Dave Svobodny says soybean harvest is lagging. "Moisture content has been…

A Fast Growing Corn Crop

Published June 26, 2018

In southeastern North Dakota, most growers starting planting corn in early May. Since that time, the corn has enjoyed fast growth. CHS-Dakota Plains Ag assistant general manager Dan Olsen, who is based at Gwinner, North Dakota, appreciates the fast growth.…

Articles tagged under: stalk integrity

Pioneer Agronomy Report

Prioritize Harvest Schedule

Farmers Should Reevaluate Crops Once the Storm Passes

Cool, Wet Weather Presents Harvest Challenges

A Fast Growing Corn Crop

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