In this episode, Glen Arnold, manure management specialist at the Ohio State University, and Melissa Wilson, associate professor at University of Minnesota, join Caitlin to share their work on using manure as a sidedress nitrogen source in corn. They discuss timing, some of the challenges and limitations, and why this has been a beneficial practice for producers in their states.

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The Ohio State University Manure Extension Information

Side-dressing Emerged Corn with a Drag Hose

University of Minnesota Manure Management and Water Quality