Worried about high input costs? Most farmers are. But why worry about them when you actually have very limited control over them anyways. Instead why not focus on something you can control that will have a major impact on your income as a farmer this next year! Why not raise your corn yield averages high enough to compensate for increases in costs, regardless of how much they go up? In fact, why not double your ROI (Returns On Investment) over the next 3-5 years? How many inputs could you pay for with those kinds of yields and these record market prices? But right now you are probably laughing at the thought of being able to get returns that high on your farm. Well you shouldn’t be. Every bag of seed corn you plant has the capability of producing 500-600 bushels per acre. Why shouldn’t you be raising half of that potential every year?
- Without knowing emergence ratings, varieties won’t emerge within 24 hours of each other.
- To avoid negative effects of post-planting nutrient and pest control management strategies on varieties in different stages.
- Without knowing when each of the varieties need nutrients, over all field yield decreases.Read More …