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With the end of the year rapidly approaching and many prepay windows coming due, farmers are looking for ways to manage input costs for the 2026 growing season. One of the most common questions I hea...
As 2025 winds down, many growers are already making decisions for the 2026 crop. One of the biggest choices ahead is selecting the right seed. Remember, no single hybrid fits every acre. Some fields p...
Thanksgiving is behind us, and for most of us the combines are put away for the season. With Christmas and New Year’s fast approaching, it’s time to look ahead to the 2026 crop season, eva...
Early to mid fall is the ideal window to plan and order seed for the hybrids and varieties you want for both availability and the best pricing. We are actively submitting orders now and locking in the...
Sulfur used to come largely from air pollution, but with cleaner emissions and higher crop yields, today’s corn and soybeans require supplemental sulfur to avoid yield loss. Deficiencies are oft...
For the most part, the 2025 harvest is wrapped up. There are still a few corn fields standing, but they’re few and far between. From what we’ve seen and heard, soybeans performed better th...
Harvest is starting to get wrapped up in my area. Given the early start we had this year and a favorable extended forecast, this should allow us to get a little more fall fieldwork done than normal.
With the ever-increasing cost of inputs and grain prices, it’s more important than ever to ensure we’re doing everything possible to optimize yield potential. Of course, that’s easie...
So far we’ve had a good run into harvest. Most growers have switched over to soybeans and are finding good yields. If the weather holds, we should have harvest wrapped up in a few weeks and be ...
Harvest is moving right along in our area, with a good amount of corn already out of the field and many growers switching over to soybeans. To date, I don’t think we’ve ever had this much ...
