SOIL TALK | 2019 Recap - Central Valley Ag

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Welcome back to the SOIL TALK podcast. If you are new to the podcast, let’s start by getting you familiar! SOIL TALK was created to bring you, the farmer, knowledge, clarity, and understanding of soil fertility on a bi-weekly basis. Most growers don’t have time to dedicate to days of training at educational meetings, so we put together a podcast, where you can join the conversation from the tractor, pickup, office or wherever you may be. To listen to more episodes click the link here: https://www.cvacoop.com/Soil-Talk On this episode, Mick Goedeken brings in Alex Obermier, ACS Crop Consultant, to recap the year 2019. They will discuss what went wrong, what went right, what worked, what didn’t work and last but not least the things they saw in fields that prevented growers from reaching those top-end yields. Then stay tuned to following episodes on ways that you can maximize yields for the year 2020!

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This episode is 26 minutes long.

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This episode was published on January 2, 2020.

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Welcome back to the SOIL TALK podcast. If you are new to the podcast, let’s start by getting you familiar! SOIL TALK was created to bring you, the farmer, knowledge, clarity, and understanding of soil fertility on a bi-weekly basis. Most growers...

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