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Published July 23, 2009 | By admin   Beyond poor soil tilth: N-P-K are impacted by soil compaction   For you who have waited to get the second round so to speak. Download and read what our Agronomist sought out

Published June 29, 2009 | By admin   After 3 Years Soil Quality is Showing Improvements in Central Texas   This long term study associated with Texas A&M University at the Stiles Farm east of Taylor, Texas is opening eyes

Published June 20, 2009 | By admin   As of June 23rd, 2009 — Corn is 42-48 inches tall! The staff of the Orthman Research Farm got all the 57 different plots in, made the first 25DAE root studies, completed

Published June 4, 2009 | By admin   Come by Lexington, NE Orthman Research Farm and Find Out   Our agronomist, Mike Petersen and Mark Griffith (farm manager) will be spending hours in the fields at the Orthman Farm measuring

Published April 21, 2009 | By admin   NEW (4/21/2009) – First in a Series of Three   Our agronomist has written a series of articles dealing with an age old nemesis of the farmer – soil compaction. Mike’s soil

Published April 6, 2009 | By admin   A very recent January ’09 Article out of Wisconsin – Dr. Wolkowski Speaks Out   Jane Fyksen Crops Editor of the top Wisconsin Newspaper – Agri-View wrote another article in January 2009 with Professor Dick Wolkowski.

Published March 31, 2009 | By admin   Updates as of 4/21/2009… As you plan your next 5 months   We are updating nearly every week activities that Orthman Mfg, Inc is involved with and invite you to attend. Click

Published March 31, 2009 | By admin   As of 3/31/2009 – Field Research Offers a Look at a Change for the Better   Take a look at what Univ of Minnesota evaluated with strip tillage research from 2008 sites.

Published March 13, 2009 | By admin   Timing of Tillage Passes in Grain Sorghum Makes a Difference   Rick Kochenower is carrying out a multi-year study in the dry country of the Oklahoma Panhandle to help y’all determine if