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Agronomy In Action Insight Series

WATCH THE 2024
AGRONOMY IN ACTION INSIGHT SERIES

Hear from the Golden Harvest agronomy team and special guests on key agronomic management practices to maximize your corn and soybean potential this season.


2024 Session Recordings

March 14, 2024

Session 6: Western Movement of Tar Spot and White Mold

A webinar hosted by Golden Harvest that provides insights on the movement of two crop diseases, tar spot and white mold, providing management strategies and the importance of seed selection.

Related links:

Managing Tar SpotWhite Mold Control

March 7, 2024

Session 5: Aflatoxin and Light Quality on Crop Yield

A webinar hosted by Golden Harvest provides insights into aflatoxin impact of light on corn grain yield, including ear rot diseases and diffused light due to wildfire smoke.

Related links:

Corn Ear Rot Diseases

February 29, 2024

Session 4: Evolution of Corn Rootworm Management

A webinar hosted by Golden Harvest that provides insights into corn rootworm management. CRW topics discussed: the basics of this corn pest, management strategies, and corn traits.

Related links:

Managing Corn RootwormMonitoring Adult CRW

February 22, 2024

Session 3: Agronomy Research: Deliver Insights for 50 Years

A webinar hosted by Golden Harvest that provides insights into the priority and history of agronomic research within Golden Harvest. You will hear about a few agronomic research trials conducted around hybrid response to zone-placed fertilizer, characterizing hybrid ear flex, planter-applied nitrogen, and drone fungicide application.

Related links:

2024 Agronomy Research ReviewZone-Placed Fertilizer

February 15, 2024

Session 2: Soil Health Activation : Assess, Adopt, Measure, Repeat

A webinar hosted by Golden Harvest that provides agronomic insights into soil health and the benefits of activating soil health principles. You will learn the importance of soil health assessments and measurements from these assessments that can lead to actionable steps, along with the research happening to provide soil health information to farmers.

Related links:

Evaluating Soil Health

February 8, 2024

Session 1: From Good to Great : Take Corn Performance to New Levels

A webinar hosted by Golden Harvest that provides agronomic insights around research trials and strategies to elevate corn performance potential. Topics discussed: the impact of heat and moisture timing on corn yield potential, corn hybrid selection and why it matters, and hybrid management in moderate to high yield environments as an improvement strategy.

Related links:

On Farm G x E x M Trials Corn Hybrid Planting Dates


2023 Session Recordings

March 16, 2023

Session 9: Go for YOUR Gold: What Does It Take to Achieve Triple-Digit Soybean Yields?

In our final session, we are joined by Chris Weaver, The Podfather 2020 winner, sixth-generation farmer and agronomist, to discuss soil fertility, plant physiology and plant architecture, all of which contribute to high-yielding soybeans.

Related links:

Factors Influencing Soybean Planting Date Response Weaver Seeds

March 9, 2023

Session 8: Agronomy in Action 2023 Research Review Preview: An Overview of the Learnings from the 2022 Golden Harvest Agronomy Research Trials

This must-see session reveals key insights gained from last year’s Golden Harvest Agronomy in Action research trials. We walk through two of the trials, including excess moisture and nitrogen loss considerations as well as soybean varietal responses to fungicide and enhanced fertility.

Related links:

Agronomy in Action 2023 Research ReviewHybrid Tolerance and Rescue Nitrogen Applications in Saturated Soils

March 2, 2023

Session 7: Corn Bacterial Diseases of the Western Corn Belt

Join us as we walk through the challenges of key yield-robbing diseases affecting the Western Corn Belt, such as Goss’s Wilt, bacterial leaf streak and bacterial stalk rot — and what you can do to prevent them.

Related links:

Goss's Wilt and Leaf Blight of Corn Distinguish Gray Leaf Spot from Bacterial Leaf Streak Bacterial Stalk Rot Stewart's Wilt

February 23, 2023

Session 6: Key Corn and Soybean Diseases for 2023: What You Need to Know About Tar Spot and Soybean Stem Canker

Febina Mathew from North Dakota State University joins us to prepare for this year’s growing season and the key corn and soybean diseases that may come your way. During this session, we discuss everything you need to know about tar spot and soybean stem canker, and how to combat the diseases in 2023.

Related links:

Managing Tar Spot with a Combination of Genetics and Fungicide An Overview of Stem Canker Soybean Stem Zone Lines: Fact and Fiction

February 16, 2023

Session 5: The Future of Drone Technology: UAV Scouting and Spray Applications

Ben Johnson of Rantizo joins us to dive into all things drones: their status in the agriculture industry, how Golden Harvest leverages them out in the field, and the services Rantizo currently provides to the market.

Related links:

Utilizing Aerial Imagery to Make Enhanced Agronomy Decisions Rantizo

February 9, 2023

Session 4: Cover Crops and Regenerative Agriculture: Managing Cover Crops to Maximize Productivity and Sustain Soil Health

Rodrigo Werle of the University of Wisconsin–Madison Extension joins us as we explore the benefits of cover crops. We spend the hour discussing regenerative agriculture, cover crop advantages and the importance of termination timing.

Related links:

Cover Crops: Benefits and Considerations Regenerative Agriculture University of Wisconsin–Madison Blog Weed Suppression in Corn-Soy Systems with Cereal Rye

February 2, 2023

Session 3: Genetics X Environment X Management: Are You Getting the Most Out of Your Bag of Corn Seed?

Help maximize your corn seed input in 2023. In this session, we explore the relationship between genetics, environment and management as it relates to growing high-yield corn.

Related links:

High-Yield Corn Management Video: Corn Hybrid Response to Fertility and the Impact on Yield Potential
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January 26, 2023

Session 2: What’s on Your Seed: Better Understand the Benefits of Specific Seed Treatment Active Ingredients

Dr. Greg Tylka of Iowa State University joins us as we dig into the advantages of seed treatments and the role of their active ingredients. We discuss the importance of soybean cyst nematode management, new seed treatment options, and learnings from our 2022 Golden Harvest Agronomy in Action seed treatment trials.

Related links:

Why Use a Soybean Seed Treatment? Soybean Cyst Nematode and Actions to Reduce Damage

January 19, 2023

Session 1: Back to the Basics: Early-Season Crop Management

This session provides agronomic insights on early-season crop management practices relevant to the challenges farmers face. We discuss the importance of proper planting conditions, herbicide management practices, and factors to consider when determining the value of an early-season biological.

Related links:

Importance of Corn Stand Uniformity Corn Replant Calculator Potential for Biological Sources of Nitrogen to Reduce Synthetic Nitrogen Fertilizer Use

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