Ag PhD Show Segments

Ag PhD Show Segments

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Each week on Ag PhD, Brian and Darren go in-depth into various agronomic topics, covering anything that could help your crops grow better.

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Ag PhD Show Segments
  • Molybdenum | Ag PhD

    Episode 1348

    The Hefty brothers discuss testing for and applying molybdenum, which is an important micronutrient for your crops.

  • Tar Spot in Corn | Ag PhD

    Episode 1348

    Learn how to identify tar spot in corn and steps you can take to stop it from robbing yield in your corn fields.

  • Elemental Sulfur Can Lower pH | Ag PhD

    Episode 1347

    Why pay more for sulfur in its pure state? Brian and Darren say elemental S can help your soil and crop in ways nothing else can.

  • Soybean Gall Midge | Ag PhD

    Episode 1347

    Their larvae are tiny, but their impact can be 100% yield loss. The Heftys give you the latest on this growing Midwestern problem, and tips for fighting back.

  • Organic Matter | Ag PhD

    Episode 1346

    Brian and Darren discuss the importance of soil organic matter and how to increase or decrease it over time.

  • Crop Removal and Fertilizer Replacement | Ag PhD

    Episode 1346

    Find out how to use soil testing, yield maps, and software to better apply fertilizer after your crop leaves the field.

  • Saline Soil Solutions | Ag PhD

    Episode 1345

    If you have a salty field, Brian and Darren say that you can fix it. They tell you the three things to do to get that excess salt out of your soil.

  • Picking Up New Ground | Ag PhD

    Episode 1345

    Congratulations you bought or rented a new field. Brian and Darren talk about the five things they would immediately do to that ground.

  • Weed Control in Grain Sorghum | Ag PhD

    Episode 1344

    The Hefty brothers talk about various herbicides and traits you could use to get great weed control in grain sorghum.

  • Soil Test Conversions | Ag PhD

    Episode 1344

    Learn how to do some basic soil test conversions in order to help make better fertilizer decisions.