Bedste Kelsey Litchfield-podcasts (2024)

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Did Spring's Mistakes Come Back to Haunt Yields? 36:45

5d ago36:45

36:45

In this final growing season update, the IL Soy Envoys recap the top agronomic challenges of 2024 and share primary concerns for farmers heading into 2025. They discuss how early-season stressors influenced harvest yields, weed control issues, the yield hit of late spot spraying, and the challenges of fall soil testing. The Envoys also address risi…

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Harvest Highlights & Concerns 35:50

19d ago35:50

35:50

In this episode, the IL Soy Envoys share yield reports from their regions, highlighting a wide range of results in both soybeans and corn, with many areas seeing strong yields overall. They also cover important fall topics, including soybean header loss, soil pH and lime application, the impact of planting dates on yield, soil moisture and dryness …

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How are Yields Shaping Up? 20:12

1M ago20:12

20:12

In this episode, the IL Soy Envoys examine the current conditions of soybean and corn crops, highlighting how recent rains have enhanced moisture levels in soybeans. They review yield reports, noting variability in both corn and soybeans, with some areas experiencing lower yields due to seasonal stresses, along with reports of cercospora leaf bligh…

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Winning with Wheat and Double-Crop Soybeans 36:03

1M ago36:03

36:03

In this episode, Kelsey Litchfield is joined by John Howell, a farmer from Monroe and Randolph counties in Illinois and president of the Illinois Wheat Association. They start by examining the 2024 winter wheat crop and the challenges it presented this year. Despite strong yields, they were slightly lower than those in 2023. John also shares his pe…

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Will It Be a Long Harvest? 23:21

2M ago23:21

23:21

In this episode, the IL Soy Envoys discuss early harvest reports and plans for the next growing season. Soybeans are maturing quickly, and while some harvests have started with strong early yields, concerns about dry beans and a long season persist. There are reports of white mold, stalk rot, and anthracnose, but tar spot isn’t a major issue. The I…

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Must-See Crop Moments from the 2024 Growing Season 30:21

2M ago30:21

30:21

They say a picture is worth a thousand words—so let’s dive in! The IL Soy Envoys share their most intriguing photos from the 2024 growing season, discussing what’s happening in each shot and the lessons learned. Plus, they bring you the latest weekly crop report straight from the field. If you'd like to see the photos from today's episode, click he…

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A Record Crop During a Wet Year? 18:03

3M ago18:03

18:03

USDA-NASS forecasts yields of 225 for corn and 66 for soybeans in Illinois, but are the IL Soy Envoys seeing this potential in their fields? Listen as they share crop conditions, discussing the possible need for a second fungicide pass, and addressing reports of tar spot, SDS, white mold, and more. The guests in today’s podcast include Craig Grafto…

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Are We Getting Too Much Rain? 17:16

3M ago17:16

17:16

Rainfall continues across Illinois, with some areas welcoming the moisture while others face potential excess. The IL Soy Envoys discuss this issue, along with disease pressure and the looming threat of tar spot. They urge farmers to continue scouting their fields and to assess corn pollination progress to avoid surprises during harvest. Additional…

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Corn Leaf Aphids Attack! 22:01

3M ago22:01

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Corn leaf aphids are invading corn fields, and wet conditions are leading to an increase in disease. The IL Soy Envoys discuss these challenges, sharing insights on disease and insect pressure, along with other field reports. The guests in today’s podcast include Shelby Weckel, Ehler Bros Seed; Eric Beckett, Illini FS; Craig Grafton, Bayer Crop Sci…

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More Rain…Now What? 27:30

3M ago27:30

27:30

Illinois experienced significant rainfall this week, including a derecho that brought substantial precipitation to several areas. How will this impact the crops? Our Soy Envoys share their insights on the situation, along with updates on fungicide applications, pollination challenges, corn leaf aphids, soybean diseases, and more. *Editor’s note – W…

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Should You Apply a Fungicide? 26:58

4M ago26:58

26:58

We're halfway through the growing season, and many farmers are considering whether to apply fungicide despite low commodity prices. What do our IL Soy Envoys and Certified Crop Advisers have to say on the matter? Tune in to this episode as they share their latest crop updates, rainfall reports from Hurricane Beryl, predictions for a record crop in …

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And the Bad News Is? 30:10

4M ago30:10

30:10

After a week's break, the IL Soy Envoys have returned to provide their latest field reports. They cover precipitation levels—or the lack thereof in some regions—and discuss the emergence of tar spot and other potential diseases. Additionally, they provide updates on corn rootworm, Japanese beetles, and other significant field developments. The gues…

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IL Crop Conditions Getting Worse? 28:16

4M ago28:16

28:16

In the USDA’s latest report of Illinois crop conditions, both soybeans and corn showed a decline in the excellent and good categories, with an increase in the poor and very poor ratings over the week. The Soy Envoys provide their crop updates, discussing emergence issues and "floppy corn," along with continued scouting for weeds after post-applicat…

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Monitoring Root Development & Planning for Fungicide 29:29

5M ago29:29

29:29

Crop conditions remain highly variable across the state, and the IL Soy Envoys provide analysis into what's happening in their respective regions. In this episode, they also cover topics including wheat harvest, monitoring root establishment, notable slug damage in fields, crops in the "ugly duckling" phase, herbicide misapplications, and their not…

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"Way Too Early" Soybean Yield Predictions 32:27

5M ago32:27

32:27

On this episode of ILSoyAdvisor, the Soy Envoys give their updates on field and crop conditions across Illinois. In some areas of the state, persistent rain delays and recurring ponding and flooding have left many fields unplanted, prompting decisions about prevent planting. They also address the challenges posed by the high variability in crop con…

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Rain Makes Grain?? 30:34

5M ago30:34

30:34

Corn and soybean planting is ongoing, with some areas finished and others delayed due to field location and rainfall. Storms have caused hail damage, leading to possible soybean replanting, and crusting may also require replanting. Flash floods and ponding are creating nitrogen concerns and yellowing. Wind has also caused sandblasting in central Il…

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Wet Conditions Delay Planting as Other Regions Race to the Finish 30:56

5M ago30:56

30:56

In the latest ILSoyAdvisor podcast, Abigail Peterson, CCA, and Stephanie Porter, CCA, from the Illinois Soybean Association discuss the current state of planting and crop conditions in Illinois. While some areas have finished planting or are working on their last fields, southern Illinois farmers face delays due to wet conditions. They share their …

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How Will Planting Delays Impact Yield? 32:08

6M ago32:08

32:08

In this episode, the Soy Envoys discuss recent field activity, highlighting variability in conditions with some regions dry and suitable for planting while others remain wet. They report cold injury in corn, significant weed pressure, and black cutworm feeding in both corn and soybeans. The Soy Envoys also address concerns about how planting delays…

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Switching Gears: Time to Focus on Planting Corn 26:49

6M ago26:49

26:49

Amidst planting delays, farmers are questioning whether to prioritize planting soybeans or corn. As mid-May approaches, agronomists and university researchers are advising farmers to place their focus on planting corn before soybeans. Dr. Connor Sible of the Crop Sciences Department at the University of Illinois advises patience, suggesting farmers…

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Planting Progress: Don’t Hit the Panic Button Yet! 31:08

6M ago31:08

31:08

Planting progress in Illinois is sporadic, with some areas experiencing delays with wet spots and ponding in fields, while other areas have already planted their corn and soybean crops. Concerns arise regarding prevent planting in some areas if wet weather persists, alongside reports of emerging pests like bean leaf beetles and slugs in soybeans. A…

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Rainfall...And Replant? 25:42

6M ago25:42

25:42

In this episode, the Soy Envoys provide an overview of recent rainfall across various regions of Illinois with reports ranging from ½ inch to 5 inches. They discuss emerging concerns such as replant considerations for soybeans, disease in wheat fields, and seedling diseases. Looking ahead, they advise on replanting decisions and caution against mak…

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Planting Marches On: Addressing Concerns with Herbicide Applications, Weather Forecasts, Cover Crop Termination, and More 28:20

6M ago28:20

28:20

The latest episode from the Soy Envoys brings a brief update on planting and field conditions across Illinois, with both corn and soybeans planting progress at 11 percent as of April 21st. While some areas have finished planting and others haven't even begun, some farmers are halfway done! The Envoys note a slowdown in planting in some regions due …

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Planting Progress: A Marathon, Not a Sprint! 25:44

6M ago25:44

25:44

The Soy Envoys provide a short update on planting progress and field conditions across different regions of Illinois. They discuss weed control strategies and herbicide applications as well as the connection of winter annual weeds being a host for soybean cyst nematode. Click here for more information from Purdue University. With planting season un…

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Planting Progress Report: Addressing Henbit Concerns, Cover Crop Termination, Pest Alerts, and More. 26:13

7M ago26:13

26:13

In this episode, the ILSoyAdvisor Soy Envoys launch a new series, offering updates on statewide field conditions. They focus on concerns such as henbit control, cover crop termination, and reports of black cutworms and armyworms. Additionally, they discuss planting progress, currently at 2% for corn and soybeans (as of 4/7), attributing the delay t…

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Integrated Weed Management Maybe the Answer to Herbicide Resistance 22:36

7M ago22:36

22:36

Herbicide resistance among weeds has become a significant challenge, so farmers must explore diverse strategies for weed management. GROW (Getting Rid of Weeds) is a scientist-led network coordinating research to help farmers across the U.S. fight herbicide resistance. Their focus extends beyond chemical solutions to encompass non-chemical techniqu…

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Radicle Agronomics with Eli Sloneker 15:11

8M ago15:11

15:11

Join Kelsey Litchfield and Kelly Robertson, ILSoyAdvisor Soy Envoy and soil fertility agronomist, as they talk with Eli Sloneker from Precision Planting about Radicle Agronomics and their mission to transform soil nutrient management in farming. In this episode, Eli offers an overview into Radicle Agronomics, and how it got started seven years ago …

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Ready, Set, Go: Planter Prep Checklist 12:37

8M ago12:37

12:37

As February brought warmer temperatures, Illinois soybean producers are gearing up for spring. From field preparations to reports of planters in action, signs of early soybean planting are emerging across the state. During a recent visit to Commodity Classic in Houston, Illinois Soybean Association (ISA) Outreach Agronomist and CCA, Stephanie Porte…

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No More Secrets: Maintain A Season-Long Approach for High Yielding Soybeans 46:50

8M ago46:50

46:50

In this podcast, Dr. Connor Sible shares the 2024 update of Dr. Fred Below's Six Secrets to Soybean Success. He talks about weather and planting date and how the earliest planting date may not always win in terms of yield, but explains the potential it can bring with little relative risk and why planting soybeans before corn is worth a try. The pod…

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Springing into Productivity?

9M ago

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Karen, Jen, and Kelsey are back with another episode! They discuss time management, and wonder how they are going to get "all the things done" with a new grandbaby, a new puppy, and just simply a busy schedule. The gals talk about their favorite planners and then jump into the Groundhog's prediction....will it really be an early spring? We aren't r…

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Cold Weather Conversations: Winter Meetings We'll Be Attending in 2024

10M ago

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Karen and Kelsey share their New Year aspirations, focusing on habit-building rather than resolutions. They also share winter agronomy meetings they'll be attending in January and February, highlighting a mix of in-person, hybrid, and virtual meetings across Illinois and the U.S. They'll also be attending Commodity Classic for the first time in Hou…

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Year in Review (Part 2): Unpacking Agronomy Highlights of 2023 37:58

11M ago37:58

37:58

In today's installment, host Kelsey Litchfield continues a deep dive into the 2023 growing season with part 2 of the recap, featuring insights from Stephanie Porter, Outreach Agronomist and Certified Crop Adviser with the Illinois Soybean Association. They discuss "root rot mania" plus the big topic of red crown crown. Stephanie also shares observa…

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Year in Review (Part 1): Unpacking Agronomy Highlights of 2023 30:41

11M ago30:41

30:41

Join us for the latest episode of the ILSoyAdvisor podcast with your host Kelsey Litchfield, from the Illinois Soybean Association. In this episode, we sit down with Stephanie Porter, an outreach agronomist and certified crop adviser, to dive into the challenges and highlights of the 2023 growing season. From the drought to the unexpected derecho i…

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All Aboard the Hot Mess Express...

12M ago

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It's been awhile....but the gals are back to give us a harvest update! Karen, Jennifer, and Kelsey also discuss a highly debatable topic of unloading the grain card on the road, when to put up your Christmas decorations, and more. Tune in!

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Should I Rely on Residuals? Plus White Mold Concerns, Soil Fertility Recommendations, Harvest and Yield Reports, and More 31:28

1y ago31:28

31:28

In this podcast episode, we hear from three agronomists with updates on soybean and corn harvest and their concerns for the upcoming season. Bayer Agronomist, Jim Donnelly, shares recent rains have delayed harvest, but soybean yields are generally in the 70s with some reports in the 60s and 80s. Crystal Williams, Illinois Soy Envoy and Pioneer Agro…

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Weekly Headlines: Harvest Highlights, Weather Outlook, and Opposing EPA's Herbicide Strategy 4:48

1y ago4:48

4:48

Kelsey Litchfield discusses the agronomy headlines of the week from ILSoyAdvisor.com. In this episode, she shares a harvest update from the Illinois Soy Envoys, explore the weather outlook for the remainder of harvest, examine the impact of cover crops on soybean growth during the 2023 season, discuss the effort to oppose the EPA Herbicide Strategy…

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A Harvest Roller Coaster: Illinois Soy Envoys Share Crop Updates 38:58

1y ago38:58

38:58

This year's harvest has brought a wide range of yields so far, from disappointing to outstanding, in both soybeans and corn. The Illinois Soy Envoys offer a wide-ranging harvest report, covering yield assessments from various regions across the state. In addition, they provide insights into the growing season, addressing challenges such as insects,…

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Prioritizing Safety and Prevention - We Need Your Input!

1y ago

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In this episode, the gals dig into the crucial topic of safety and prevention. Jen raises important questions about alternatives to entering the grain bin and how to address safety concerns effectively. Transitioning to crop-specific topics, we discuss fungicide season and the application of ground rigs and aerial spraying. In a lighthearted conclu…

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Celebrating WHEATMAS!

1+ y ago

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It's July....so the gals are talking wheat harvest, double-cropping soybeans, county fair season, 4-H projects, and more. Also, we are in search of fulfilling a bucket list item - participating in cotton harvest!

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Summer Fun

1+ y ago

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It's June! Summer is basically here with the hot and dry weather in Central Illinois. We are in need of a good rain. Karen and Kelsey discuss crop and field conditions and what their upcoming plans are for June. Listen now!

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It Never Ends!

1+ y ago

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Jen, Karen, and Kelsey are back with a planting progress update. They also discuss the battle and pressure of balancing work and family. Our conversation touches upon some hot topics and what you should/shouldn't feed a dog. Tune in for another episode of Girls Talk Ag!

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Back Home on the Farm!

1+ y ago

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Jen, Karen, and Kelsey are back! Listen in as Jen shares why her son is back full-time on the farm. We also talk spring planting and when you should start panicking....

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Why Are Egg Prices So High?

1+ y ago

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There are a lot of theories out there about egg prices and why they are so high.....so we are going to talk about them! Join us for Egg Talk. 🥚🍳Follow Girls Talk Ag on Facebook & Twitter.

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Take Care of the People You Love!

2y ago

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It's January! And kind of blah.....so the gals are talking about how to take care of the people you love. Deliver some food, make a phone call.....just show them you care. Also, what winter meetings are you planning on attending these next couple of months? Let us know!

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We're the jolliest bunch of gals on this side of the nuthouse...

2y ago

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Grab your eggnog, throw on a Christmas movie.....it's the Girls Talk Ag Christmas episode!Listen in as Jen, Karen, and Kelsey share some holiday gift giving ideas and fun. From all of us, we wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

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A Kansas Farm Mom in a D4 Drought

2y ago

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Nicole Small joins the podcast and talks about the challenges of farming through a D4 drought in Kansas. Follow Nicole on Facebook through A Kansas Farm Mom.

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Bang It All Out......A Harvest Quickie Episode

2y ago

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GIRLS TALK.....HarvestJen, Karen, and Kelsey share their harvest updates and the weather. I mean, what else is there to talk about?!Be careful out there and stay safe!

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Get your balls out of your purse and put them on.

2y ago

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Jen’s father-in-law recently passed away from a massive heart attack. She shares how her family is adjusting and how they are preparing for the upcoming harvest and farming without him.The gals also discuss ag succession planning, healthcare and its major problems, and to always put YOUR HEALTH FIRST!Follow GTA on Twitter and Facebook!…

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Have Our Cake and Eat It Too

2y ago

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Girls Talk....-Sweets and junk foods healthier than beef?-Bugs taking over the world…..and do vegans consider bugs as animals?-Soybeans and fungicide-Cover crops - how do you start? Follow Girls Talk Ag on Facebook & Twitter!

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Summer Quickie

2y ago

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Girls Talk...-Crop Update....hear advice from our resident agronomist, Karen!-Drone Spraying Fungicide.....Kelsey shares her perspective and experience-Exciting announcements.....you'll have to listen! No sneak peeks here.Follow Girls Talk Ag on Twitter and Facebook!

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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

2+ y ago

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On this episode, Jen, Kelsey, and Karen talk about.... County Fair season and 4-H projectsA drone spraying fungicide Tractor Restoration and CollectionsHeat and pollination ...and more! Tune in today and follow Girls Talk Ag on Twitter and Facebook.

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