Cody Robinson

@Bkitch1Bodie @dennis_fujan

@dennis_fujan Hey @CodyRob1 care to share how the N was applied with a fellow Husker

Had a guy I was fortunate enough to work with this year. He did a trial, 159# of N = 272bu/ac Added 40# of N which was the normal historic fertility plan and yield was 7bu back. At today’s prices that’s a loss of 50+ dollars per ac & loss of carbon. #audityourfert$

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@sean_nettleton We are starting to do more fall P with a heavy deep shank and come back in the spring with coulters for N / S.

What I really want to see is knife vs coulter #striptill fall and spring. Fertility wise I prefer spring. But work flow I feel like we can prioritize fall vs spring and make some things happen!

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@Bkitch1Bodie @cattleNcrops83 I can hook you up with some Meltdown to try @cattleNcrops83

@cattleNcrops83 We’ve ran meltdown 5 years. Safe to spray ahead of cattle and allow them to graze on it.

Stalks from this harvest, stalks still here from last harvest on 100% no-till. Any magic products (besides tillage) out there to help breakdown residue where we get 20” of rain total for the year? These were grazed also last fall and will be again after harvest is over.

@FoulkShay I would say around $2-$9. Deep well? How deep is the well? Surface water? Electric, natural gas, diesel?

What do you charge/pay per acre inch of water on irrigation? Thanks in advance

@danew90 @HaFa_Ngen @bw_fusion Corn program ?

Luckily humic acid and bios can grow just as good of a crop without any synthetic fertilizer. Had a dryland wheat field go 88 this summer and may set our farm record on this irrigated corn field that’s never gone over 200. @HaFa_Ngen @bw_fusion

The amount of growers and industry folks that I’ve talked to in Nebraska and Iowa that said corn is off 30-40bu when they thought 45-60 days ago they had records incoming in a big way is astonishing

@Jaren_Schley @Devinjbaker We built them this year for baseline sampling. Works great!

@CodyRob1 @Devinjbaker Did you build those holders yourself? That’s a sweet setup!

Anyone out there with a soil sampling setup similar in a ranger. What did you put in it to hold your samples throughout the field? A 3D printer would probably be excellent for this, need some ideas!

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@CodyRob1 That’s sweet! What kind of probe is that?

@KansasBowhunter @JasonSchley What do you use for nitrogen?

@CodyRob1 @JasonSchley Varies from 4.2 to 8.2. Most of the better ground I have in the 5’s now. Cost a fortune to lime

Decided to make this video to address a lot of the questions that have been sent the last few days. Nutrient efficiency - what happened? I’m sure someone will tear this apart, claiming it’s wrong. This is my opinion only, based off studying literature and the crop. I’ve spent 20+ years of watching the crop and comparing plant uptake results to soil lab reports.

@KansasBowhunter @JasonSchley What is your Ph?

@JasonSchley Re: history lesson How much of the nutrient uptake reduction is a function of reduced ph? Around here we have grown 100 wheat crops with 60-70 nh3 passes. PH has been impacted. PH is the first thing I’m fixing in my farms before any of progressive strategies. Agree or no?

Management Zones Your zones are only as good as the soil test used. You can have the best zones in the world, but if your test only measures the chemical side of the soil (Bray, Olsen, AA, Mehlich), you’ll keep chasing ppm values that don’t tell the whole story. You will just be managing numbers, not the system. The field changes. The biology changes. The chemistry changes. Your soil test should reflect all three. That’s why Baseline Rx starts by asking the soil what it can actually provide. Doing this allows for nutrient efficiency and getting more out of every fertility dollar spent.

@McCaffreyFarms Why not continuously notill to build residue over time to hold and conserve moisture?

@CodyRob1 We work it a few times as summerfallow before wheat, then we no-till the corn into the wheat stubble.

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@Bkitch1Bodie 18% 56 pound tw

Guesses on the moisture here?

@wardynmi @PioneerSeeds How is the ph vs 30A75?

A promising 3.0 maturity experimental, destined to be a Z-series from Pioneer. @PioneerSeeds