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TruAgronomy
by Corteva Midsouth Agronomy
This podcast delivers sound agronomic advice from the Midsouth District Field Agronomy team representing PhytoGen cottonseed and Pioneer brands.
Episodes
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Cotton Defoliation Timing in the MidSouth
Dr. Jonathan Siebert, Cotton Development Specialist for the MidSouth. We discussed cotton defoliation.
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Corteva Tri-crop discussion for Mississippi
In this episode, you will here from 2 PhytoGen Cotton Development Specialists, 2 Corteva Sales Agronomists, and myself, a District Field Agronomist. We will discuss our crop situation in July of 2022 and what we see in the current Pioneer and PhytoGen lineup that we like.
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Cotton Conditions & the Heatwave Across the MidSouth
Moderator - Suzannah Wiggins, District Field Agronomist for West Tennessee and North Alabama Guest - Chris Main, Cotton Development Specialist for West Tennessee, North and Central Alabama An update on our PhytoGen Cotton crop across the MidSouth, the current heatwave and management…
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Quick Tips for Planting PhytoGen cottonseed
Moderator: Gus Eifling, District Field Agronomist - MS Delta/Hills & West Alabama Guest: Chris Main, Cotton Development Specialist - West Tennessee/East Mississippi/North Alabama Chris discusses Phytogen varieties selection and quick tips for starting on the right foot with cotton planting
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New Corn Hybrid Class for Mississippi and West Alabama
Moderator - Darrin Malone, Agronomy Lead for Midsouth Special Guest - Gus Eifling, District Field Agronomist - Delta and East MS Discuss our new class of hybrids: P0953YHR, P1222YHR, P1289YHR and P1718VYHR
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Making Replant Decisions in Corn
Moderator - Darrin Malone, Agronomy Lead for Midsouth Guest - Suzannah Wiggins, District Field Agronomist - West Tennessee & North Alabama Many factors come into consideration when making replant decisions.
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Why Should You Plant Soybeans Early?
Moderator - Darrin Malone, Agronomy Lead for Midsouth Guests - Jason Rudick, District Field Agronomist - Northeast Arkansas; Greg Pfeffer, District Field Agronomist - Southeast Missouri (Bootheel) Maximizing soybean yields by planting early in the Midsouth
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Corn Growth Stages and GDU Requirements
Moderator - Darrin Malone, Agronomy Lead for Midsouth Guests - Jason Rudick, District Field Agronomist for Northeast Arkansas; Greg Pfeffer, District Field Agronomist for Southeast Missouri (Bootheel) Using GDU's to help make management decisions in corn based on GDU accumulation
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Getting Your Corn Population Right?
Moderator - Darrin Malone, Agronomy Lead for the Midsouth Guest - Suzannah Wiggins, District Field Agronomist - West Tennessee & Northern Alabama Selecting the right population for optimizing yield can be hybrid dependent.
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Nitrogen Use Efficiency in Corn
Moderator - Darrin Malone, Agronomy Lead for the Midsouth Guest - William Johnson, District Field Agronomist for South Arkansas and Louisiana Placement of N in corn to optimize N-use efficiency
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How many episodes does TruAgronomy have?
TruAgronomy currently has 10 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is TruAgronomy about?
This podcast delivers sound agronomic advice from the Midsouth District Field Agronomy team representing PhytoGen cottonseed and Pioneer brands.
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TruAgronomy is created and hosted by Corteva Midsouth Agronomy.
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