Have you seen these symptoms in your fields? Corn needs ✨water✨ to uptake K from the soil, something we didn't have a lot of in May - early June! Even if K levels are sufficient, you still may have yellowing on edges of older leaves. Learn more at agcrops.osu.edu/newsletter/cor…

Boron plays a vital role in pollen tube growth and kernel fertilization in corn. B deficiencies may lead completely prevent fertilization or reduce grain-fill of a fertilized seed.

Yes, some agronomists are officially finding Potassium deficiency with the help of soil tests in soybeans fields. We need to feed the bean. I hope to pull more soil and SCN tests by the end of the week.

For anyone that would be interested in attending the Crop Physiology Field Day, please register and you get free food! Learn about biologicals, equipment, sugars, and residue management!

Dry weather this year has resulted in several areas exhibiting K deficiency...this may help give some additional context of why to maintain K soil tests!

Well, unfortunately for Wisconsin, the low track has shifted and we’re looking mostly high and dry for the next few days. Unfortunately, drought begets drought, and we continue our dry stretch.

The intriguing connections among nutrient accumulation, distribution, and concentration. This is based on 250bu corn. Top graph is pounds of nutrient, bottom is concentration of nutrient. Zinc is a nutrient that is fairly evenly distributed between the plant as a whole and the

Possible forage with high nitrates? Lab testing is the best way to find out, but correct sample handling is critical: Avoid plastic bags & leaving samples in hot places like a pickup truck for several days. Work by Bryan Rutter Dorivar Ruiz Diaz bit.ly/3KRe2RV

Should be fun to see this year's response to sulfur by planting date: Untreated vs. 20 lb S at April 18th planting on prairie soil. Purdue Agriculture Purdue Agronomy Extension Purdue Agronomy Purdue Extension

This is a great opportunity if you’re passionate about Crop Nutrition. Mosaic is a world class organization, with an elite Technical Team tasked with the mission of helping the World Grow the Food it Needs. mosaic.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/mosaic/job/Vir…

Interested in leaning more about sulfur..check out tomorrow’s webinar! linkedin.com/posts/the-sulp… linkedin.com/posts/the-sulp…

Secretary Romanski celebrated #EarthWeek by visiting a Beyrer Family Farm in Dunn County. This farm is engaged in the Nitrogen Optimization Pilot Program (NOPP) and Producer-Led Watershed Protection Program. 🌎 #DATCP

I found the first Tar Spot in Wisconsin this year in Pepin County near Durand. Weather continues to be favorable for Tar Spot development. Corteva Tar Spot Model is tracking it well.

A whole system approach to soil fertility is the best way to achieve #BalancedCropNutrition. 🌱 Explore Mulder’s Chart to see how when one nutrient is out of balance, it can impact the availability of other nutrients. bit.ly/3VGUuUS

Can I afford to put on P&K for the 2025 crop?? Been a big question the past couple weeks as commodity prices continue to fall. Should the question be... Can I afford NOT to put on P&K for the 2025 crop?? Ag View Pitch Podcast last week and thoughts on this. Keep in mind it's

Mosaic was well represented at this week’s The Fertilizer Institute Agronomy Conference and Expo! 🌱 Keith Byerly discussed how to bring sustainability into business, Tryston Beyrer shared information about sulfur and its sources and Andrew Focht sat on a #regernativeag panel. 👏

In our latest article, we demonstrate that: (i) Zn speciation is not a reliable predictor of fertiliser Zn effectiveness; (ii) a coated barrier between P and Zn improves plant Zn uptake, (iii) Zn water solubility is maximised by decreasing granule pH. acsess.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.10…

. Tryston Beyrer of The Mosaic Company discusses soil tests showing P, K and S levels trending lower as removal rates exceed replacement in this episode of the #Soil School: ow.ly/RG4150TgVtS #cdnag #ontag #westcdnag