Taylor Ferguson
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard Sep 2024
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The way to get the most benefit out of your fall plot is make sure you're utilizing a really reputable nitrogen stabilizer like Inserve and Instinct NextGen, depending on the source that you're applying. That's going to give you that overall trust that that nitrogen is going to be there in the springtime when we go out and put the corn in the ground.
And whether that's splitting into two applications and coming back with a side dress application, it's going to give you that overall confidence that we have made the most out of that investment and we're going to minimize as much loss as we possibly can below ground.
way that product works specifically is the active ingredient in it is nitropyrin or also known as optinite technology and essentially what it does is it works on the enzyme that nitrosomonas bacteria feeds off of and so that's the bacteria that overall ignites the conversion of ammonium to nitrate when we add nitropyrin to the soil it's going to slow that overall process and starve that enzyme from that bacteria to be able to feed on it
Therefore, keeping that ammonium in that positive form significantly longer to where it's going to keep your nitrogen more available longer term.
Yeah, so reach out to your local retailer, your Corteva AgroScience territory manager, or go to nitrogenstabilizers.com.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
I think the next big thing that we really need to be thinking about as growers, or at least from a grower perspective, is to really have that overall realistic goal. And that's going to be a yield goal.
So we want to make sure if you look into the future as best as we can right now with the way commodity prices are, the pricing of nitrogen and everything like that, how can we maximize that overall amount of nitrogen that we are investing a lot of money into? in the economy and the market that we're going to be going into in 2025.
And so when we build an actual solid plan of how we're going to reach those specific yield goals that we have, it's really going to set us ultimately up for success to get more bushels in the bin at the end of the season.
Correct. Yeah, we have a lot of flexibility. A really big highlight of that fall application is extending your workload essentially at the beginning of the year. We don't have to really run and gun. If we get all of our nitrogen put on in the fall, we can kind of have some time to get everything in the ground, corn, seed-wise, in a timely manner without having to overlap all of our work.
Reach out to your Corteva AgriScience territory manager, local retailer, or go to nitrogenstabilizers.com.
Thank you.
And listeners, welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. You got Tanner here. Corey's here.
Oh, my God, he's back. He's back, in fact. I'm back? No, Dave.
That's all you do is vacation.
What do they call it? The UV? The UV was a little bit more intense?
Uh-huh. That's pretty good. Listeners, thank you for coming back and joining us. Hopefully this episode provides you a lot of value. And we're excited this fall to put really great content in front of you to help your farm grow. making sure that it sustains itself through this tough times, the tighter margins.
We're going to try and give you the best advice and connect you with some of the best experts that we know. If you've got an expert that we should talk to, 515-207-9640, farmforprofitllc at gmail.com or bug Corey out there on the social channels. We'd love to hear from you because that's the only way we get better. We make sure we put the content out that they want to hear. Yes, we do.
Well, Corey, we had Todd Dale on here from Estes Concaves to talk to us about getting our combine set for wheat harvest, small grains. Yep. And we're getting ready to start preparing for soybeans here in the Midwest.
If our listeners want to learn more about the XPR-3s and what you guys have in store, how best do they look you up?
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