Troy Uphoff
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09-02-2013 17:02:25
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Day 5 of saturated conditions and stress is starting to show. Whole strips of the flood blocks are paler across the field as well. Project with Jared Fender Esther Ngumbi Angela Kent Will y-drop the rescue N when conditions would be fit for equipment to mimic field scenario.
Channel Seed I promise I haven’t forgotten about the trial! We squeezed in the Channel 215-70 on May 20th, and just hit VT/R1 earlier this week. The in-row picture is from a no-till no P/K treatment.
Root characterization season has begun! Sam Leskanich with the SAAM rating (surface area, angle, mass) to characterize hybrids. Then he uses that rating to compare how and why a hybrid responds to a given management practice
While updating to a new tractor can be fun and all, remounting all the monitors required to run a research planter isn’t the most fun job, especially the wiring. Good thing I trust Connor Sible pretty heavily to run it.
Jared Fender getting us rolling on the first corn plots of the season for us on campus. Moistures still 24%+ but the R1 just running through no problem. 270+ bu/acre is not a bad start to the season on these plots
In this Illinois Soybean Association checkoff-funded project, Dr. Fred Below and Dr. Connor Sible explore new tissue testing methods in soybeans to better assess nutrient needs and increase yield potential.
Got plans for August 7th? Well if not, now you do! The 4th annual Crop Physiology Day will be in full force on Thursday, August 7th at the Crop Sciences Research and Education Center on S 1st St. #yieldofdreams #yield #agronomy calendars.illinois.edu/detail/5811/33…