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Sugar Beet News via Sugarbeet News http://ift.tt/2eoPxuY April 27, 2017 at 08:27PM American Crystal Sugar Company general agronomist, Tyler Grove, remains concerned about the effects the lingering cold, wet weather will have on seedling beets.
“It’s going to take some investigative work by the staff, growers, and consultants to try to sort out what’s out there and what remains,” he said. “The weather forecast doesn’t look too conducive to try to sort that out, even in the short term, so we have to wait until this system passes and see what we have.” Grove reminds growers to be patient once things start drying and warming up. “The thing about planting is you only get one shot a really good seedbed,” he continued. “With seed choices and all the seed treatments that are out there… Choose your varieties and locations wisely and be cognitive that you might not get exactly what you want for seed and seed options the next time.” Source: Red River Farm Network
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sugarbeetandsugarnews via sugar industry April 27, 2017 at 09:01AM http://ift.tt/2oNLM5G NDSU Sugarbeet Specialist, Mohamed Khan, Talks American Crystal Sugarbeet Planting, Cover Crops4/27/2017 Mohamed Khan chats with Mick Kjar on Farm Talk on AgNews 890am. Mohamed Khan chatted with Mick Kjar on Farm Talk Tuesday and indicated that American Crystal has roughly 80,000 acres planted so far. Most of that has been planted in the southern area of American Crystal's region. In the northern region, a small amount of sugarbeets have been planted, but they need things to dry out and warm up.
Khan indicated that in the American Crystal growing area, the ideal planting date over the last 25-30 years has been April 25th. However, nearly the entire American Crystal region has received significant snowfall, which has abruptly halted planting for the last several days and will continue to do so until about the middle of next week. Click here to listen to Mohamed Khan's entire segment on Farm Talk.
Sugar Beet News via Sugarbeet News http://ift.tt/2eoPxuY April 24, 2017 at 11:47AM Insights from Syngenta sales manager, Tyler Ring. Photo by Mike Schneider. By Mike Spieker
Despite some delays in the upper Midwest, the 2017 sugarbeet planting season is well underway. The Sugarbeet Grower Magazine caught up with Syngenta sales manager Tyler Ring to get his assessment on how planting has progressed and the latest news from Syngenta and Hilleshög. |
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