What Makes Us Different?
Who said we couldn’t explain what we do in 30 seconds? We think AJ Woodyard does a pretty nice job.
What’s Coming in 2022?
Wet year? Dry year? What’s coming in 2022? We know you can’t control or predict the weather, but we can mitigate its impact.
Customer Buy-In Another Proof Point for Advanced Agrilytics Model
A recent survey of Advanced Agrilytics customers shows that 95% of them plan to continue their relationship next year. For Seth Logan, a precision agronomist in Southern Illinois, he understands where that commitment comes from. “Advanced Agrilytics is just different,” says Logan, who had more than a decade of agronomy experience in the ag industry […]
Unbiased + Science-Backed Approach
AJ Woodyard explains Advanced Agrilytics unbiased, science-backed approach to collaboration with our customers.
Growers Should Think About Planting Date, Fertility for ’22
Precision Agronomist Matthew Greenspan urges soybean growers to make a plan for 2022 because of rising fertilizer prices.
Agronomist Encourages Growers with Tar Spot Pressure to Plan for ’22
Advanced Agrilytics Precision Agronomist Jake Isley encourages being proactive with management decisions.
Agronomist Discusses Crop Variability on Water-Limited Acres
Jason Greve, an Advanced Agrilytics Precision Agronomist in Ohio, says he is starting to see some issues on water-limited acres and that a relatively dry stretch will likely lead to variability in crops.
Industry Spotlight with Sean Arians
Industry Spotlight features Sean Arians discussing how Advanced Agrilytics brings together a team of agronomic experts with data to develop a solution and plan for customers.
Exploring New Products and Practices While Limiting Risks
In this Brownfield Ag News edition of Managing for Profit, AJ Woodyard, lead agronomist for Illinois discusses how Advanced Agrilytics can help farmers take the guesswork out of those decisions.
Real Talk with Field & Bean Radio
Real Talk with Illinois Field & Bean Radio looks at how farmers can use accumulated data to make it profitable for their farm.