If you stayed the course and got your full season hybrids planted by May 25, congratulations! If you have a decent amount of your full season soybeans planted as well,…
Category: Agronomy
Maizex Moving: P and K Crop Management
Greg Stewart, Maizex Agronomy Lead, visits Horst Bohner, OMAFRA Soybean Specialist, at the Bornholm Research Center to discuss ongoing research of Phosphorous and Potassium Management in corn, soybeans, and wheat….
Maximizing Your Maizex Silage Crop
Right now is a great time to review your crop plans before the spring rush. This includes silage corn, which produces the highest yield of energy per acre for ruminant…
The New Maizex Nitrogen Tracker 4.5
The Maizex N Tracker will allow corn producers to assess nitrogen recommendations on a single spreadsheet. The spreadsheet will include both field based and soil nitrogen testing based recommendations. The…
Maizex Moving: What is Sulphur’s role in your soil fertility program?
Published on Mar 30, 2017 Maizex Territory Manager, Chadd Taylor, discusses the role of sulphur in your fertility program….
Towards Better Hybrid Characterization
Getting the right hybrid in the right place under the right management can lead to increased profitability. However, to accomplish this we need to have a good understanding of a…
Closing the Yield Gap of Wide Row Soybeans
Maizex appreciates the opportunity to work with Horst Bohner, Soybean Specialist with OMAFRA in his efforts to improve soybean productivity across the province. Horst spoke at the Maizex Agronomy Days…
Maizex Moving: P & K Management and Soil Testing
Published on Nov 14, 2016 Maizex Agronomy Lead, Greg Stewart, discusses P and K Management and how to use the Maizex P and K Tracker to guide decisions on inputs;…
Dealing with Corn Impacted by Drought
In some areas of the province the dry weather has persisted essentially from May 1 to August 1 and the forecast is not particularly promising of any relief in the…
Double Cropping Soybeans after Wheat
Since wheat season has come upon us early this year, there has been much discussion about double cropping soybeans into the wheat stubble, looking for a little added revenue to…