Ohio Soybean Residue Management Study - Spring Application
The purpose of this study is to evaluate various residue management products applied in the spring and their effect on residue breakdown, yield, and return on investment.
- What Beck’s set out to test
- The purpose of this study is to evaluate various residue management products applied in the spring and their effect on residue breakdown, yield, and return on investment.
- What they found
Breaking down residue may improve seed-to-soil contact and uniformity of emergence. It's important to have warm, moist weather in the spring for these compounds to make an impact.
2023 Results Observation Breaking down residue may improve seed-to-soil contact and uniformity of emergence. It's important to have warm, moist weather in the spring for these compounds to make an impact.
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