Severe Drought Growing Season Ends - Made For Agriculture #54
In Season update for Sept. 8, 2023.
MadeForAgriculture #54 - In Season update for Sept. 8, 2023
End-of-Growing Season Discussion
Adam Jones and Cameron Horine host the final in a series of an in-season crop update of the growing season.
Agronomists Jesse Surface, Shannon Mcclintock, Kevin Moore, and Scott Wilburn each contribute to an end-of-growing season discussion as row crop harvest looms from southern Iowa, eastern Kansas, Missouri, and northeast Arkansas. The trade territory enjoyed a few rains, but what will harvest be like? The agronomists weigh in about the current and ongoing challenges for their areas of the MFA trade territory.
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Outline of podcast
Intro
1 min to 3:30 – Jesse in the Boothill
3:40 to 6:10 – Shannon in SE Kansas / SW Missouri
6 to 7:45 – Discussion about rotation changes for 2024
7:50 to 17:00 – Scott Wilburn in Missouri's midsection
17:50 to 20:00 – Kevin Moore in Northern Missouri & Southern Iowa
20 to 26min – Rotation changes, nitrate management and post-season drought management concerns
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