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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…

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…

When it comes to nitrogen, every grower knows the balancing act. Too little and you limit yield. Too much and you risk wasting money or losing nitrogen to the environment before the crop ever gets…

Editor’s Note: The “Maximizing Fertilizer Efficiency Amid Rising Input Costs” series is derived from a recent webinar hosted by Advanced Agrilytics, which addresses how growers can achieve greater fertilizer efficiency in our tough farm economy.…

For decades, soil sampling has been considered one of the foundational practices in crop management. But for just as long, many growers have felt frustrated or even skeptical about its value. Maybe you’ve thought: “I…

Our Residual Fertility Valuation Report analyzes and attaches values to residual soil nutrients, to support growers who want to claim an IRS Section 180 tax deduction.…

In many parts of the Corn Belt, May was a month of persistent downpours (and June looks to continue the trend.) While the rainfall may have brought temporary relief from early-season drought concerns, it has…

For large-acre corn and soybean growers across the Midwest, farming is both art and science, and every season begins with one big unknown: crop loss risk. From fluctuating weather to variable soil conditions and yield…

*The Sub-Acre Environment, That Is Most growers have a solid feel for how their corn fields perform — the good spots, the tough spots, the acres that just never seem to pull their weight. But…