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AAs the 2026 growing season continues to challenge growers with excess moisture, variable crop development, and increasing disease pressure, our agronomy team shares what they’re seeing across the Midwest and what those observations mean for in-season decision making.

In this recorded webinar, Advanced Agrilytics agronomists discuss regional crop conditions, nitrogen loss, disease development, fungicide timing, soybean management priorities, and how environmental variability is influencing yield potential. Using field observations, research data, and real-world examples, they explain how to prioritize management decisions, evaluate ROI, and protect yield through the remainder of the season.

With multiple management decisions competing for time and budget, knowing what to do first isn’t always obvious. Throughout the discussion, our agronomists share how they prioritize in-season decisions—from weed control and nitrogen management to fungicide applications—to help growers protect yield and make the most of every acre.

Duration: 60 minutes
Original Date: June 25, 2026, 7:00 am

What You'll Learn

  • How excessive rainfall is affecting nitrogen availability, crop development, and yield potential across the Midwest
  • What agronomists are seeing with tar spot, gray leaf spot, and other emerging disease pressures—and how that impacts fungicide timing
  • How to prioritize in-season decisions when balancing weeds, nitrogen applications, fungicides, and tight application windows
  • Why environmental variability—not just weather—should guide management decisions and ROI expectations
  • Practical strategies for protecting yield through pollination, grain fill, and late-season crop stress

Who Should Attend?

This recording is ideal for growers, agronomists, retailers, and crop advisors who are asking questions like:

  • Is disease pressure high enough to justify a fungicide application?
  • Which in-season applications should take priority when time and budgets are limited?
  • How much has excess rainfall affected nitrogen availability and crop health?
  • What should I expect from corn entering pollination under current conditions?
  • What management decisions can still improve ROI and protect yield this season?

If you’re making in-season agronomic decisions today—or helping others make them—this webinar provides practical, research-backed guidance grounded in current field observations.

Meet the Presenter(s)

Aaron Gault

Aaron Gault

Regional Agronomy Lead
Dan Emmert

Dan Emmert

PRO Services Agronomy Lead
Clay Crouse

Clay Crouse

Regional Agronomy Lead
Mark Semple

Mark Semple

Precision Agronomist