Teresa Rusinek Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County/Eastern New York Horticulture Team.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Unit E: Basic Principles of Soil Science

Advertisements

Sustainable Weed Management Strategies Sustainable Small Acreage Farming and Ranching.

Unit 12: Tillage & Farming Systems Chapter 12. Objectives Historical trends in tillage Investigate reasons for tillage Different types of tillage Advantages/impacts.

The Gates Farm Long-Term Soil Health Research Site: What, How and Results To-Date... G.S. Abawi Department of Plant Pathology G.S. Abawi Department of.

NaTasha Berns English 250 Rebecca Lee November 30, 2011.

By, Richard Lee Moore III Agribusiness and Crop & Soil Science.

Rice Production Course

Effect of Tillage on Nitrogen Availability to Sugar Beets Years 1 & 2 Amber Moore and David Tarkalson University of Idaho – Twin Falls USDA ARS - Kimberly.

Soil Tillage, Land Preparation, and Conservation

Wildlife Management Principles. Goals What are some goals related to the management of wildlife habitats?

Unit 3: Corn Insect Diseases.  European Corn Borer & Southwestern Corn Borer  Can cause 3% yield loss/corn borer/plant  Sweet corn 8%  Bore  Stalks.

5.3 Sorghum. Sorghum is grown in warm or hot regions that have summer rain-fall, even if rainfall is as low as mm. The most favorable mean temperature.

Best Management Practices to Control Swede Midge Christy Hoepting Cornell Cooperative Extension Vegetable Program Cornell Cooperative Extension.

Soil Tillage, Land Preparation and Conservation Topic 2061

Weed Management Strategies Lily Lake Organic Farm Maple Park, IL Dave Campbell.

No-till transplanting processing tomatoes into cotton residue Five Points, CA 2003 No-till transplanting processing tomatoes into cotton residue Five Points,

Preparing a seedbed for Canola By: Nicholas Dee Scott.

1 Unit D: Production of Field Crops Lesson 1: Cereal Crops: Growing Wheat.

Corn and Soybean Production as Affected by Rotational Tillage Systems Jeffrey A. Vetsch* and Gyles W. Randall, Univ. of Minnesota, Southern Research and.

Field preparation, crop rotations, and green manures Mark Pavek - WSU Pre-cropping practices ●Crop rotation ●Green manures ●Field selection ●Field preparation.

Pro's and con's of reduced tillage in maize with respect to weeds Rommie van der Weide Hilfred Huiting, Piet Bleeker en Marleen Riemens.

Chapter 15 Tillage: working the soil to provide a good environment for seed placement, germination, and crop growth.

STUBBLE AND CROP RESIDUE AS A MULCH OUTLINE  What are stubbles and crop residues?  History  Crop residues as a mulch  Stubbles as a mulch  Mechanized.

Reducing Tillage in Organic Production Systems Anu Rangarajan, Cornell University

Employing Conservation Tillage Practices Employing Conservation Tillage Practices.

Grassland – Part 3. Direct Sowing  Best and most reliable way to obtain a ley.  The seedbed is prepared by ploughing and harrowing.  It should be very.

Montana Small Grain Guide Pages Crop Rotation: Sidney Research Center Results b Highest annual yields were obtained with continuous cropping b.

Fertilizers and Tillage PLS 38609/23/05 Outline of topics: I. Land preparation II. Tillage systems III. Tillage implements.

SOIL SUITABILITY AND MANAGEMENT FOR POTATO PRODUCTION NextEnd.

Dust Bowl What are 3 natural causes of the dust bowl? What are 2 man made causes of the dust bowl?

IPM Management Strategies for Field Corn Joyce Meader Cooperative Extension System University of Connecticut.

Sustainable Agriculture

FOOD FROM THE LAND FARMING Industrial Farming To produce a large amount of food at the lowest cost. Organic farming Farming in a way that is environmentally.

Seed Germination. How does this work? = Compare Starting Fire Starting Seed Oxygen Oxygen Fuel Fuel Spark Spark Environment Environment.

Decreasing hazards from non- point source pesticide contamination Main ways to approach hazard reduction: l Manage pesticides differently –reduced rate,

Tillage Chapter #10.

Soil Cultivation and Tillage. What is Tillage? The practice of keeping the soil mellow (soft) and free from weeds mechanically (physically). The practice.

Precision Agriculture

Lecture #5 Sustainable Agriculture Section 9.8. Sustainable Agriculture Sustainable agriculture attempts to produce food and fiber on a sustainable basis.

Agronomy Technical Note #55 Tillage and Seeding Equipment Southwestern Idaho The following photos provide the RUSLE2 name for the farm implement /equipment.

Unit 7: Tillage & Seeding

Technology for Crop Production John Nowatzki Extension Ag Machine Systems Specialist.

Introduction to SANREM / SMARTS Project A University of Hawaii/OUAT Collaboration, March 2011 prepared by Jacqueline Halbrendt, MS J. Halbrendt, T. Idol,

Controlling weeds in vegetable farming is a major concern. Most growers use conventional tillage practices. Excessive tillage, however, decreases organic.

Conservation Tillage. = portion of previous crop residue left unincorporated on soil surface.

Unit 6: Wheat Insect Diseases. Hessian Fly – Damage can occur in the fall or spring East of 100 th meridian – Injury caused by maggots located between.

Extension Ag Machine Systems Specialist

Tillage and Planting Cost Comparisons

Operational CA based agronomic package for sustainable production of irrigated wheat Mohammad Reza Mehrvar Seed and Plant Improvement Institute, Karaj,

Off-Road Equipment Management TSM 262: Spring 2016

Manual Tools - These are light tools used in field by hand

5.2 Identifying Equipments of Processing soil

Animal, Plant & Soil Science D2-4 Conservation Tillage Practices

The Long-term Effects of Conservation Tillage on Sloping Fields

Chapter 15 Tillage: working the soil to provide a good environment for seed placement, germination, and crop growth.

Wheat: Harvest and Review of Steps for Good Wheat Management

Habits of Financially Resilient Farms - continued

Response to Treatments (Summer 2012) Pasture Recovery (Spring 2013)

Tillage & Farming Systems

Precision Farming Profitability

What Explains The Rise In Cash Renting?

Following are the steps of farming

Who Wants To Be A Corn Millionaire?

Table 23.1 Practice Improves Soil Health Reduces Soil Health XX X

residue cover of soil surface (%)

HARVEST: Management Strategies for a Downy Brome Infestation

Efficient farm management has always been of prime importance to farmers. It has become even more important to the economic survival of farmers in recent.

Medieval Farming Technology

Precision Ag No-till’s Only Way In

The Impact of Agriculture

Presentation transcript:

Teresa Rusinek Cornell Cooperative Extension of Ulster County/Eastern New York Horticulture Team

Conventional Tillage 2011 Hudson Valley Zone tillage 2011 Hudson Valley

ECB, CEW and FAW Pheromone Trap New Paltz, NY 2012 Conventional Tillage 2011 Hudson Valley

Farm A Treatment 1 (conventional tillage) Treatment 2 (single cut Zone tillage) - ears harvested, stalk left behind infield. Fall seeded cover crop, seed and stubble disked in. In spring field is disked again and zone tilled. Treatment 3 (double cut Zone tillage) - (the difference from treatment two is that crop residue is disked in twice in the fall) Farm B Treatment 1 (conventional tillage )- Fall stalks disked in, Spring moldboard plowed, disked and harrowed Farm C Kinderhook, NY Treatment 1 (conventional tillage) moldboard plowed, disked and Perfecta harrowed) Treatment 2 (reduced tillage )

Rear and side view of the Unverferth Ripper Stripper used in preparing the reduced tillage fields Sub soiling shank followed by a set of fluted coulters and a rolling basket

Results & Discussion No moths were caught in the low tunnels on any farm, any treatment. Higher number of moths were caught in traps field edges than in the field outside of the low tunnels. Black Cutworm moths were only caught on one farm, with higher numbers in weedy edges. Changes in weed management in areas bordering fields may help reduce ECB populations by eliminating refuge areas where ECB successfully overwinter. Pesticide resistance may be an issue on some farms