Questions about safe rates of starter fertilizer are popping up — pun intended. For more information check out a past article on safe rates of […]

It has been abnormally dry throughout much of Wisconsin this spring. Current weather forecasts are for hot and dry conditions to persist for at least […]

This article was originally posted on June 24, 2018. Past articles have discussed how to evaluate the need for rescue N applications for corn after […]

Without fail every year after planting, questions start popping up about pop-up fertilizer. The questions always occur when there are emergence or germination issues. So […]

Maintaining soil fertility is important not only for profitable crop production, but also soil health. In a long-term P and K fertility trial, we can […]

With continued precipitation and water lying on fields in many areas, growers are becoming concerned about nitrogen loss. This article will explain how to determine […]

Over the last two weeks I have received several calls/emails regarding interpretation of plant analysis results. In all situations, the agronomist asked how it was […]

There are numerous economic challenges for crop production in 2016. Tips for maximizing your economic return on fertilizer are provided in the video titled: “Strategies […]

Phosphorus and potassium are important for crop production. But is one nutrient more important than the other? To learn the answer to this question, watch […]

The Departments of Agronomy and Soil Science in conjunction with the Arlington Agricultural Research Station will host their annual field day on August 27, 2014. […]