New Employee Spotlight: Mallory Comely A little about Mallory: I grew up on my family’s row crop and beef cattle farm in Western Kentucky and have always had a passion for production agriculture. This passion was intensified as I became…
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced that applications are now open for $10 billion in economic assistance to farmers impacted by low commodity prices, according to a recent article by Agriculture.com. While this relief may provide temporary support,…
New Employee Spotlight: Kaden Brackman, A little about Kaden: I recently graduated from Wilmington College with a bachelor’s degree in agronomy. During my time in school, I completed several agronomy-related internships with Buckeye Ag Testing and Precision Planting’s PTI Farm.…
New Employee Spotlight: Madison Westerfield A little about Madison: I live on my family farm and grew up around row crops and raising cattle. I was involved in FFA during high school and 4-H during college. My degree is in…
New Employee Spotlight: Hannah Beck A little about Hannah: I grew up on a farm in East Central Illinois, where we raised seed corn, soybeans, cattle, and show hogs. I recently graduated from Purdue University with a degree in Agronomy.…
Spring tillage season is almost upon us. And so starts the annual crunch that is corn and soybean planting time. Over the years, most farms have gotten larger and larger, but the number of days to work the fields hasn’t…
Advanced Agrilytics Names Chris Kallal Illinois Regional Agronomy Lead Advanced Agrilytics™, a leading agricultural solutions provider, announced today Chris Kallal has joined the company as the Illinois Regional Agronomy Lead. Role with Advanced Agrilytics As a Regional Agronomy Lead at…
Working with the Agribusiness Council of Indiana (ACI), Advanced Agrilytics is proud to announce it has achieved Year One certified status in Indiana’s 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program. “Agribusiness Council of Indiana is pleased to see that Advanced Agrilytics understands…
Highlights Using outdated, traditional nutrient management recommendations leads to over-application of costly nutrients in some areas and under-application in other areas. This wastes money and leaves potential yield gain unrealized. Using traditional nutrient management methods and applying the same rate…
It’s that time of year again. The crops are maturing in the field, and corn and soybean farmers start thinking about their fall fertility planning. Along with mulling over the usual decisions of what inputs are needed, where, and at…
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