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Boots In The Field Report for June 29, 2018

By Crop Tech|June 29th, 2018|Categories: Boots In The Field|Tags: defoliation, disease, insects, pollination, root worm, silk clipping|

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Boots In The Field Report for April 27th

By Crop Tech|April 27th, 2018|Categories: Boots In The Field|Tags: furrow, ken ferrie, moisture, seed chilling, spring anhydrous, spring tillage, starter|

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Boots In The Field Report for April 20th

By Crop Tech|April 20th, 2018|Categories: Boots In The Field|Tags: eary soybean, ferrie, frost, ken, plant2018, planting, soil temperature, sudden death|

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Boots In The Field Report July 29th

By Crop Tech|July 29th, 2016|Categories: Boots In The Field|Tags: boots in the field report, corn aphids, crop report, crop-tech consulting, green snap, ken ferrie, soybean aphids, sudden death|

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Boots In The Field Report for July 11th

By Crop Tech|July 11th, 2016|Categories: Boots In The Field|

Ken got a bird’s eye view this week to make his crop report and the crop is looking better than expected. The sins of spring are definitely evident, but the July 4th rain was a grain maker. Ken talks spider mites, western bean cutworm, bean leaf beetle, aphids, disease pressure, northern leaf blight, [...]

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Boots In The Field Report June 29th Spider Mite Edition

By Crop Tech|June 29th, 2016|Categories: Boots In The Field, Insects, Pest Managment, Soybean|

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Spider Mite Update: Ken has officially seen Spider Mites in fields around Tazewell, Mclean, and Springfield areas. The dry and hot temperatures have led to a decrease in the Spider Mite’s natural predators and fungi. Ken covers how to scout, and gives an approach to treat the Spider Mites. Ken also gives a pollination [...]

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Boots In The Field Report June 8th

By Crop Tech|June 8th, 2016|Categories: Boots In The Field|

Ken covers a lot in this week’s Boots In The Field Report. Ken discusses the current ugly phase that corn is in, and that soybeans are about to be in. Ken also helps identify the difference between the zinc and sulfur deficiencies. On the insect front, Ken warns about cutworm, corn borer, and [...]

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Boots In The Field Report: Frost Edition

By Crop Tech|May 17th, 2016|Categories: Boots In The Field|Tags: boots in the field report, corn, crop-tech consulting, frost, ken ferrie, nitrates, soybean|

Ken gives a recap of planting progress across our testing area in Illinois. He has received a lot of calls concerning this weekend’s frost and covers what that means for both corn and beans. Ken talks about the added dangers of frosted crops in saturated soil and cautions against applying your post herbicide [...]

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Boots in the Field Report for May 3rd

By Crop Tech|May 3rd, 2016|Categories: Boots In The Field|Tags: armyworm, cutworm, dry soil, field crusting, replant, seed chilling, starter burn|

In this Boots in the Field Report Ken talks about what to be on the lookout for due to the Central IL weather patterns. He covers: Seed chilling, planting in dry soils, starter burn, cutworm and armyworm feeding, and crusting on your bean fields.

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Boots In the Field Report April 15th 2016

By Crop Tech|April 15th, 2016|Categories: Boots In The Field|Tags: boots in the field report, crop-tech consulting, ken ferrie, plant 2016|

Ken covers the major things to consider when trying to figure out when to start planting in Central Illinois and other topics you need to be thinking about for the start of the 2016 growing season.

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