Advanced Agrilytics has spent more than a decade turning complex agronomic interactions into practical, sub-acre decisions. Agrilytics IQ gives that proprietary scientific foundation a name. Precision agriculture has become very good at showing growers what happened. Yield…
Advanced Agrilytics CEO Kenny Avery recently joined DeLoss Jahnke to discuss what it takes to make more confident decisions across every acre. Drawing on more than a decade of field data, proprietary technology and ongoing…
New decision software platform will combine proprietary agronomic intelligence, predictive analytics, and AI-native workflows to help growers access continuous, scalable agronomic decision support Indianapolis — Wednesday, May 20, 2026 — Advanced Agrilytics, a leading agronomy…
Nitrogen decisions are top of mind right now, as rising fertilizer costs continue to put pressure on margins heading into the season. Last month, an AP News article highlighted growing concern across U.S. agriculture as…
A Common Assumption Worth Challenging When corn yields fall short, it’s easy to point to the usual suspects—weather, nitrogen rates, or hybrid performance. And while those all play a role, they usually aren’t the root…
How early-season plant growth and managing field variability lead to more predictable farm profitability As growers make final agronomic decisions ahead of planting, it’s natural to think about maximizing yield potential. Every corn and soybean…
Corn and soybean growers know the fundamentals of agronomy. You live them every day, walking fields, watching crops respond to weather, paying attention to the acres that always seem to run hot or cold. But…
In our previous posts, we explored how predictive agronomy helps improve nitrogen efficiency and why that efficiency drives profitability. In this article, we look at another important side of the story: how better nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) supports…
In our first blog, we explored how predictive agronomy helps growers make smarter nitrogen decisions and improve efficiency across every acre. In this post, we take that discussion further by examining the real economic advantages…
