Corn Belt Conversations

Corn Belt Conversations

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Corn Belt Conversations episodes

  • S1E9: Southern MN Harvest Update
    Steve Hiniker, Farm Manager with Hertz Farm Management in Mankato, MN and Bruce Potter, Integrated Pest Management Specialist with the University of MN Extension join us to recap the Southern Minnesota growing season and update us on harvest progress and issues in that region.
    30 min
  • S1E7: SE Nebraska/Southern South Dakota Harvest Update
    For the third episode in our Harvest Update series, Farm Manager Scott Arens from Hertz Farm Management in Norfolk, NE joins us to recap the growing season and talk about harvest progress and current agronomic issues in the Northeast Nebraska and Southern South Dakota geography.
    19 min
  • S1E5: Harvest Update-West Central IL

    Lance Tarochione, Technical Agronomist with Dekalb/Asgrow in Central Illinois joins us to give a harvest update for his region. Topics include the extreme variability in corn yields and the factors behind that, as well as better than expected soybean yields we’ve been seeing in that area.

    This is the first in a series of episodes that will cover regions across the corn belt.

    40 min
  • S1E1: Insect Update with Nick Seiter
    University of Illinois Extension entomologist Nick Seiter joins us to talk about the current status of corn and soybean insect pressure in the central corn belt. We discuss the resurgence of corn rootworm in Northern Illinois as well as fall armyworm in Southern Illinois, soybean gall midge in Iowa, and more!
    31 min
  • We’re Back!
    Thank you to everyone who’s been listening to us over the years. We have a new title and a new look coming soon, but one thing that isn’t changing is our mission to bring you relevant, up-to-date agronomic information for the central corn belt. We have some exciting guests lined up and we look forward to talking with you again very soon!
    2 min

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Timely and relevant agronomic information for the Midwest.