A nationally recognized high yielding grain farmer says his secret to high producing crops is tissue sampling.
Don Stall farms a couple thousand acres near Charlotte in Mid-Michigan and has won several state and national corn and soybean yield contests. He tells Brownfield he treats each growing season with a blank slate and takes tissues samples every seven to ten days throughout the season. “Normally we’ll feed the crop based upon actual yield, what we removed, and with a tissue test we adjust from there.”
Stall says because he regularly soil samples, during years of tight margins he has a better idea of what inputs can be reduced.
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