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North Central Ohio, across the Corn belt ! | 9670guy - 9/3/2011 13:35 Rotation I get, but what about COC? If you have healthy soil does it contain natural predators to rootworms? In healthy soil will the roots just out grow the feeding? I know you don't like the term Brix levels, but is a healthy plant just undesirable to rootworms? Other pests? Tia. site specific. and Environmental environments, Farming, management style all Play a Role. On Your farm research. Test plots will tell the tale. guy. on your farm No one can say but You. On your farm. Remember what we have been told. and sold. the past 15 short Seasons. You have to become Responsible for the Decisions. Ramifications and the cause and effect on YOUR Farm. Please, Do not wait for the Large Chemical companies to come to YOUR Long term rescue. 100% of the time. | |
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To Traits, Bloomberg, Sept 2nd report
