Using Sugar on Crops - Jenny Rees - May 29, 2015

Jenny Rees, Nebraska Extension educator, says some growers in the Nebraska On-Farm Research Network are using sugar in corn and soybean production. Jenny explains sugar’s effect on yields, stalk strength and beneficial insects.

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I don't want to be left. behind when you explore new ways! I'm a horticulture expect in Swaziland.

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GOD bless you Dear

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How much jaggery can be fertigated in sugarcane field under 45 degree temperature?

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They are missing the point don’t flip the soil number one. Plants use the sun to make sugar to feed the soil in return the soil feeds the plants.

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Sweet.

[@ttanne7838]

March 2018. Any updates to this info? Have you tried molasses spread across the soil?

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wow I did try its working thanks angel

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So the benefit is potentially less pesticides and fungicide.

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I wouldn’t say less insecticide but possibly less fungicide

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Not on a gmo crop👆