In case you missed the live webinar from April 1st, a recording is now available for you to watch on-demand. This webinar featured a planter walk-through with Canadian planter expert Shaun Dilliott…
Category: Agronomy
Optimum Yield in Soybeans: Making the Right Choices
The two management points most likely to increase your soybean yield when soil conditions are adequate, with optimum pH and compaction well managed, are: 1. Planting date 2. Variety choice…
The Maizex Corn Crop Planners for 2022
Make #Plant22 Your Best Yet! In these uncertain times, having plans in place for your cropping practices is more important than ever. Having a plan saves time and money. If…
2021 Agronomy Summary
Maizex is delighted to bring you the 2021 Agronomy Summary. This document provides the background, results, and conclusions from the key agronomy projects that we worked on in 2021. We…
Management of Sclerotinia in Soybeans: Did you Make the Right Choice?
The 2020 season in Montérégie had the driest months of May and June in recent history. This was a performance-enhancing cocktail for soybeans due to the absence of sclerotinia (white…
Interpreting Your Corn Silage Analysis
Now that your corn silage has been harvested for 90 days, it is a good time to re-evaluate some of the key characteristics of that silage now that it has…
Tackling Corn Rootworm Resistance
There have been multiple cases of confirmed Corn Rootworm (CRW) resistance to rootworm-traited corn hybrids in Ontario, resulting primarily from where corn-on-corn has been the principle crop rotation. This is…
Maizex Moving: Early Nitrogen
With all the talk about late nitrogen, have we forgotten about how important N supply is to the early corn crop? In this episode of Maizex Moving, Greg Stewart explores…
Maizex Moving: Corn Ear Count and Girth – Aiming Higher!
The Maizex experience in the 2020 Great Ontario Yield Tour leads us to two important observations: In this episode of Maizex Moving, Lead Agronomist Greg Stewart discusses these ideas and…
Silage Harvest Timing: Be Ready
The 2020 corn crop is significantly ahead of last year regarding maturity. Producers who are looking to harvest silage will need to be prepared to chop much earlier than last…