Learn about the agronomics impacts of row spacing on a wheat crop with Alberta Wheat and Barley Commissions' agronomy research extension specialist, Jeremy Boychyn.
At 4:08 Whoever made that slide show at the end is incorrect based on the content of the video. More shanks is listed as a pro for narrow row but it’s a con as described by its own text, Residue clearance listed as both a pro and con for wide row when it should only be a pro, and the con would be weed competition and potential for less fertilizer utilization. Disappointing when trying to look for helpful information and seeing that whoever made this wasn’t even paying attention to their own summary, making all these errors.
Very good sir
At 4:08 Whoever made that slide show at the end is incorrect based on the content of the video.
More shanks is listed as a pro for narrow row but it’s a con as described by its own text,
Residue clearance listed as both a pro and con for wide row when it should only be a pro, and the con would be weed competition and potential for less fertilizer utilization.
Disappointing when trying to look for helpful information and seeing that whoever made this wasn’t even paying attention to their own summary, making all these errors.