Dexter, Mo., no-tiller Johnny Hunter discusses his Furrow Runner implement that cuts narrow trenches in the soil for irrigation water to flow in high-residue no-tilled fields. Fashioned from an old 18-row Orthaman Mfg. BedLister, he also uses the unit to sidedress corn with 28-0-0-4 or 32% at V2-V4 with the help of CDS-John Blue Visa-Gage II flow monitors, John Deere GreenStar rate controller and a 1,700-gallon tank pulled behind.

Wheat plants typically show a significant increase in fall tillers and better root development with the use of phosphorus and nitrogen starter fertilizers, say experts at Kanas State University Extension.

A new app could help growers come up with the best combination of cattle gains and grain yields in dual-purpose wheat productions, says Kansas State University Extension.

A summary of the 2016 pre-sidedress soil nitrate tests (PSNT) indicates PSNT is a useful nitrogen management tool on corn fields with repeated manure practices.

If you must spread manure and your only option is applying it in an alfalfa field, here are some tips from University of Nebraska Extension to avoid common problems.

NutriMax Model 1400 features a 1,400-gallon capacity and is available in row spacings ranging from 22-36 inches.

The International Plant Nutrition Institute discusses how variable-rate applications of phosphorus can help growers address problems with spatial variability with the nutrient in farm fields.