
Choosing the Right Land Roller for Your Tractor
You borrowed a neighbor's roller for two seasons and it worked well enough. Now you're ready to buy your own.…
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You finish combining a wet harvest and the tire tracks across the headlands tell part of the story. But wet August traffic through saturated subsoil can leave compaction that doesn't…
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You borrowed a neighbor's roller for two seasons and it worked well enough. Now you're ready to buy your own.…
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The frost heaves a field overnight and by morning you're looking at granite the size of basketballs sitting right where…
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You've finished seeding that stony quarter and the clock is already ticking. The surface is rough, stones are sitting proud…
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The combine has rolled through, the grain cart is done its last run, and you're looking back at a field…
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The combine is parked, the bins are full, and yields came in better than most growers expected after a wet,…
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Ask any producer farming near Shaunavon, Saskatchewan, or across the driest stretches of the Northern Great Plains, and they'll tell…
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No-till built your soil. Now it may be hiding nutrients from your crop. Direct seeding has done a lot of…
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Nutrient stratification is the buildup of nutrients, organic matter, and biological activity in a narrow band near the soil surface,…
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Harvest Is Done. Now the Real Work Starts. Combining a cereal crop is satisfying, but what you do with that…
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