When scouting a newly planted cornfield, it is important to understand the fundamental growth habits and what the plant should look like above and below the soil surface.

Getting your corn planting population dialed in is essential when optimizing yield and profit. Ear type is an important agronomic trait to consider when optimizing planting population.

Depending on crop rotation, fall tillage, and acreage, there may be perceived constraints to some growers being able to do so, however, there are several reasons why it should be considered.

And just like that, planting season is right around corner. When it comes to planting corn, it is important to get the depth right, as it is essential for proper root development, growth, and maturity.

In February, 2021, PRIDE Seeds hosted a virtual corn grazing webinar with Dr. Bart Lardner, a Professor in the Department of Animal and Poultry Science at the University of Saskatchewan. The following are five key take-away’s from his presentation.

Setting up your equipment correctly can help make the difference between a good season and an outstanding season. Spending the time up front can deliver big return on yield at the end of the season.

The use of seed treatments has become a standard agronomic practice for many farmers across all crop types, including in Western Canada. Seed treatments are a major tool in the farmers ‘toolbox’ for pursuing higher yields.

Fertility plans, equipment modifications and of course, seed selection for the next growing season is top of mind for many farming operations. Below are a few things that your PRIDE Seeds Agronomists encourage you to consider when making your seed decisions for 2021.

This article provides a checklist to follow to help ensure you are taking good silage samples.