Month: March 2013

By Dave Wilson, King’s Research Agronomist The time to get the drills and seeder in mechanical shape for the season is now. Clean mice nests and cobwebs from drills, blow the fluted openers and seed tubes out with air. Lubricate moving parts; calibrate your drills now. Refer to page 11 in the Product Information Guide…

 By Dave Wilson, King’s Research Agronomist Spring green-up time is soon upon us. Actually by the time you read this, many of our southern customers may have lush, green growth! Come spring time, perennial grass pastures and winter annual small grain forages managed either for pasture or harvest respond to spring nitrogen applications at green-up…

Summer annual forages help maintain productivity as cool-season, perennial grasses enter their summer slump. They can be utilized for summer grazing options or to grow additional feed during the summer, reducing your need for stored feed or the expense of importing it. They are good choice for filling this gap in productivity because they yield…