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Guide to Potato Cultivation: From Planting to Harvest

Cropaia

This guide outlines the essential agronomic considerations for optimizing yield and quality in potato crops. Planting and Harvesting Potatoes are typically planted in spring once soil temperatures reach 10°C (50°F), a benchmark for promoting uniform sprouting and robust early growth.

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From Seed to Grain: How to Grow Wheat for Optimal Yields

Cropaia

To ensure a successful wheat production and maximize yields, it is crucial to implement best practices in wheat management throughout the growing season. This article will guide you through the key aspects of wheat management, including planting, fertilizing, irrigating, harvesting, and crop rotation.

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Top 10 Tips to Boost Farm Efficiency, Productivity, and Yields

Farmbrite

In this article, we'll share the top 10 tips to boost your farm's efficiency, productivity, and yields – all with a dash of farm flair! Get to know your soil by testing it, and then bring in the heavy hitters compost and cover crops. Healthy soil is the foundation for healthy crops. Crop Rotation A crop mixtape if you will.

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Regenerative Agriculture: A Strategic Approach for Farming

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In recent years, there has been a growing interest in regenerative agriculture, a holistic approach to farming that seeks to restore and revitalize the land while improving crop yields and overall farm profitability. This means increased crop yields and reduced inputs like fertilizers and pesticides.

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Syngenta Fungicides Can Help Manage Mycotoxins

Agwired

Syngenta’s Tyler Harp at 2024 Commodity Classic With ear rots becoming more common and stealing more corn yield, Syngenta has some recommendations for managing mycotoxins and maximizing silage return on investment. million bushels and 49.4 million bushels, respectively. Syngenta technical product lead said. “We

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The Dirt on Cover Crops

Modern Farmer

Cover crops refer to vegetation planted in empty fields— covering the soil, get it?—at They can also be added to crop rotations to improve soil health in fields that have been degraded from growing the same thing year after year. Cover cropping is a means of increasing soil fertility without chemicals.

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Op-Ed | Flour Power: The Strength and Sustainability of Sorghum

Food Tank

Sorghum flour has local roots, as the crop sorghum is grown and harvested at farms all across the Great Plains. These farms use regenerative agriculture practices to produce successful yields of sorghum , a crop that can diversify typical crop rotations and provide some of the same soil health benefits of cover crops.

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