Jason Schley

Here’s a neat experiment to show how pH regulates enzymatic function I used pineapple juice which contains bromelian, an enzyme that breaks down proteins like the ones in milk pH is a critical function of enzyme activity and therefore a critical part of soil function

Farming on a tight budget. How much N is really needed? Corn on Corn, No manure spread etc. Eliminate plant stress the best you can, supplement micros when needed. And pay close attention & be prepared to add more, the remaining needed nutrients will be provided with Foliar app!

Agronomist from Iowa, Mason Claude does an excellent job explaining what he’s looking at when checking corn. He splits the stalks to better understand the stress level of the plant.

Want to go deeper? Guess which area had more Fe in the soil? 🟢 Non-IDC: 10 ppm Fe 🟡 IDC-affected: 44 ppm Fe More Fe in the soil & tissue So the question isn’t how much iron is there …it’s can the plant actually use it? #AgTwitter #SoilScience

Boom. Mic drop at the end. 🔥 @JasonSchley, @Jaren_Schley, and @sean_nettleton are bringing agronomic truths to the table on Crop Cast Episode 38. 🎧 Listen now: bit.ly/3IdoEfp

Pretty cool thing to see. Our family motto is nature rules and once again it shows its beauty. Had no idea what this was when we drove by, we had many guesses but all of them were wrong, after getting a closer look I can say we could of guessed the rest of the evening and never…

We had some wheat that wasn’t gonna make great wheat, so we added covers to it this spring and are grazing it. Any watch outs outside of Nitrate to be aware of? If this works it may be a new standard for us. Great for rotation without having to deal with selling wheat. Plan…

I think this represents a lot of acres in our area. A few degrees difference in soil and plant temps are really showing up this spring. If this grower would have had a black field I would have checked that as well. But residue differences are showing up in a huge way this…

"The corn was actually 12-14 inches taller where the Relax RX was..." -Chris Winderlin, Kansas Farmer and Relax RX User 🔎 What's Stressing Your Crops: Herbicides? Drought? Hail & Extreme Weather? 👉 Fast-track recovery with Relax RX. Real growers have seen results in-season…

Should I be adding sugar to my post herbicide application? My response: Amino acids are superior to sugar for corn and soybean applications because they directly provide essential building blocks for plant biology, supporting protein synthesis, enzyme production, and metabolic…

For all of the guys that text or ask about using sugar here’s some quick math: And to make it a simple conversation This is Gross not NET Production of sugar Example: Stress free Corn / Soybeans at crop stage V6 / per acre Estimates have been made that with 33,000 plants…

🚨"If we're trying to force feed nutrients from the beginning, then we probably better be prepared to force feed throughout the entirety of the season." Starting in the establishment stage, Jason and Jaren Schley kick off a multi-part series. Listen now: bit.ly/4j7e7PD

What's available in the soil and how much of it is actually making it into the plant? 💡 ✔️ Gather Data ✔️ Establish Goals ✔️ Make better crop nutrient decisions @Agronomy365 helps growers manage their field’s performance with in-depth reporting and leading industry insights.…

7 agronomy experts from across the country break down how to identify, mitigate, and manage crop stress from the ground up in Ep 32. 🌱🔥 It’s a deep dive with diverse perspectives — and one of our most insightful episodes yet. 🎧 Out now: bit.ly/3GIVt2X

Seed ➡️ Harvest We've got a lot to cover! @JasonSchley and @Jaren_Schley join @sean_nettleton to start digging into a multi-part series on corn and soybean growth. 🌱 Listen to Ep 31: bit.ly/42YHfT9 #agpodcast #soilhealth #cropnutrition #agronomy #plant25 #grow25

Sean Nettleton wears many hats and has a lot of tools [of the trade] in his truck. One of them happens to be hosting Crop Cast Podcast. 🚜🎙️ Swipe to learn a bit more about @sean_nettleton. #agpodcast #cropcastpod #agronomy #agriculture #farmlife #bwfusion #bwdifference

MAP and DAP are extremely soluble. With 60 degree temps and an inch of rain you can solubilize up to 160 LBS of MAP and DAP based off the National Fertilizer Institute. When MAP and DAP are broken down and solubilized, they no longer retain their original identity as distinct…

Help me #agx I am in a board meeting with an older group of members. I am trying to stress the importance of social media to spread our message of soil health. Please like or repost so I can show them the impact it can have. #soilhealth