Jarrod O. Miller, Extension Agronomist, jarrod@udel.edu When looking at soil moisture levels and comparing rainfall events, soil texture, infiltration, and drainage become very important. If you don’t have soil moisture sensors, you can track regional values from DEOS (http://www.deos.udel.edu/). Soils… Continue Reading
Jarrod O. Miller, Extension Agronomist, jarrod@udel.edu Current soil moisture levels nearby your fields can be found on DEOS, although fields can vary by soil type, topographic position, and whether the last storm was ½ mile away. Last year, we… Continue Reading
Jarrod O. Miller, Extension Agronomist, jarrod@udel.edu; Cory Whaley, Sussex Co. Extension Ag Agent, whaley@udel.edu; James Adkins, Irrigation Engineer, adkins@udel.edu, Jake Jones, Extension Agriculture Agent, Kent County, jgjones@udel.edu; Dan Severson, Agriculture Agent, New Castle County, severson@udel.edu Corn at the research station… Continue Reading
Jarrod O. Miller, Extension Agronomist, jarrod@udel.edu; Cory Whaley, Sussex Co. Extension Ag Agent, whaley@udel.edu; James Adkins, Irrigation Engineer, adkins@udel.edu, Jake Jones, Extension Agriculture Agent, Kent County, jgjones@udel.edu, Dan Severson, Agriculture Agent, New Castle County, severson@udel.edu Corn planted by late April… Continue Reading
Kevin Brinson, Associate State Climatologist and DEOS Director; kbrinson@udel.edu As any farmer knows, the weather can make you or break you. Weather forecasts are obviously helpful, but they’re usually pretty basic and limited to temperatures and precipitation over the next… Continue Reading
