"Why is this field not planted to wheat?" Peter Johnson, OMAFRA. Photo credit: Bern Tobin, 2014

RealAg Radio, Dec 19: Hoe Drills, Soil Health & 171 Bu/Ac Soybeans

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It’s another “Agronomy Monday” edition of RealAg Radio today, featuring conversations from the past year with RealAg agronomist Peter Johnson on what he thinks about hoe drills and soybean yield record-holder Randy Dowdy on growing 171 bu/ac beans.

Guests also include Marla Riekman on the cotton underwear soil health indicator test, Don Flaten on the problems with exporting phosphorus to cities and Pat Lynch on where deep-ripping might be useful.

Catch RealAg Radio every weekday at 4pm eastern on Rural Radio 147 on SiriusXM!

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