Science
Less seed-placed fertilizer means more seed survival
Lee Erickson discovered that high rates of fertilizer in the seed row were having a devastating effect on his canola seed survival.
Lee Erickson discovered that high rates of fertilizer in the seed row were having a devastating effect on his canola seed survival.
Brent Lensen offered two canola fields for a study measuring canola harvest loss. His losses were lower than study’s average – possibly due to his 3-mph combine ground speed.