by Kaup | Aug 5, 2026 | Seed & Fertilizer
Introduction By August across Cuming County, your corn has done most of its work. August corn harvest preparation becomes the difference between bushels you grew and bushels you actually combine. Ears are filling. Kernels are denting. Soybean pods are swelling. The...
by Kaup | Jul 24, 2026 | Seed & Fertilizer
Introduction By the time your Cuming County corn is tasseling and your soybeans are flowering, timing aerial fungicide applications becomes the most consequential crop protection decision left in the season. You’ve invested in seed, fertility, herbicide...
by Kaup | Jul 6, 2026 | Seed & Fertilizer
Introduction By July, across Cuming County, your corn has shifted gears. July corn fungicide timing becomes the single most important yield decision of the season. Fields are pushing tassels, silks are emerging, and what looked like potential in June is now being...
by Kaup | Jun 7, 2026 | Seed & Fertilizer
Feeding the Crop: V8-V14 Nutrient and Water Management in Cuming County Corn Introduction By early June across Cuming County, your corn isn’t just growing—it’s exploding. V8-V14 nutrient management is the most critical window of the entire season, and the...
by Kaup | May 3, 2026 | Seed & Fertilizer
Early Season Stand Evaluation: What to Check Before Problems Compound Introduction Early season corn stand evaluation is your last chance to catch problems before V6 closes the window on most of your options. By mid-May across Cuming County, most of your corn is...
by Kaup | Apr 7, 2026 | Seed & Fertilizer
Protecting Emergence Performance in Cuming County Corn: What Separates 210 from 230 Bushels Introduction Corn emergence performance in Cuming County is where 220-bushel yields are won or lost — before you ever see V2. By late April across Cuming County, the 220-bushel...
