
You don't have to hope all your plants will emerge at the same time. Benefit from emergence technology on your planter today!
You don't have to hope all your plants will emerge at the same time. Benefit from emergence technology on your planter today!
1. Uniform Soil Density Around Each Seed
2. Even Heat and Moisture Environment
3. 360 Degrees of Seed to Soil Contact
Plants that have delayed emergence lose yield, no matter the crop. It pays to set the stage for every seed to emerge consistently.
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Having uniform soil density around every seed means that the soil retains moisture, emergence is timely, and roots can flourish without restriction.
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You are putting thousands of seed in the ground and you have one chance to get it right. Make sure you're taking actions while planting so each of those seeds become plants that emerge the same day. Check out Doug's short video below to learn how residue, depth, contact, and compaction all affect emergence.
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You're walking your fields and notice a gap in emergence. If you take out your pocket knife and start investigating, you might find the seed was closed well on top, but it's possible there is an air pocket below that caused your emergence issues. Doug explains the importance of seed to soil contact and ways to check for it.
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Consistent emergence doesn't happen by accident. It takes a planting system that manages the environment seed is placed in and leaves the soil with no evidence the planter was ever there. The system has to not only put the seed in the ground, but also allow the plant to thrive throughout the season. The 5-Step Precision Planting Emergence System allows you to have control over the planter so that each seed has the optimum opportunity to emerge consistently.
Step 1: Control the Planter
Step 2: Clear Residue
Step 3: Maintain Depth
Step 4: Firm the Seed
Step 5: Destroy the Furrow