The Orthman Research Farm is focused on strip-till as a base system. The strip-till system allows us to prepare an ideal seedbed, precisely place nutrients, and condition the root zone while eliminating compaction. This system will help optimize yields, and provide an environmentally friendly and sustainable system of production agriculture. At the Orthman Research Farm we push beyond this system to help growers find agronomic solutions to improve their bottom line.
Overview | 3 |
Nutrient Use Efficiency by Hybrid | 9 |
Pioneer Trial | 11 |
Corn Starter Trial | 13 |
Short Season Corn | 13 |
Corn Foliar Trial | 15 |
Compaction Trial | 21 |
Starter vs. No Starter Demo | 29 |
Fertilizer Source Dry vs Liquid in Corn | 33 |
Corn Side-Dress Trial | 37 |
Corn Fertility Trial | 41 |
Mycorrhiza Fungi Trial | 45 |
Pioneer Hybrid Trial | 47 |
2021 Soybean Trials | 49 |
Plenish Soybean Variety Plot | 49 |
Soybean Foliar Trial | 49 |
Soybean Fertility Trial | 53 |
Soybean Side-Dress Trial | 57 |
Soybean Planter Trial | 59 |
Orthman Agronomy Educational Research Trials | 63 |
High Plains FFA | 63 |
Soybean Population Results and Discussion | 65 |
Northeast Community College | 69 |
New Mexico State University | 69 |
University of Minnesota | 77 |
North Carolina State University | 81 |
Orthman Industry Partner Trials | 83 |
Central Valley Ag | 85 |
Dealer Agronomic Partnership Trials | 85 |
21st Century Equipment Imperial Nebraska | 87 |
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