As summer slides into August, it’s time to look back and celebrate the amazing work produced by our 2025 Intern Class. Our 25 interns joined us in May, and since then they have been hard at work in the field,…
Every year, 2.5 percent of America’s farmland (including land used to produce crops and timber, plus pasture) changes hands through sale or inheritance — translating to roughly 20-22 million acres annually*. For growers navigating those transactions, the focus is often…
By Dr. Allen Chen, Regional Agronomist, Ag Ingenuity Partners (AIP), a division of Advanced Agrilytics In today’s ag economy, input costs remain high, grain prices are sluggish, and growers are scrutinizing every decision they make. For ag retailers, crop consultants,…
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 unpredictability, today’s growers need more…
Snapshot: Lehe Farms Near Brookston, IN 5,000 acres of popcorn and soybeans Advanced Agrilytics customer since 2022 Prescriptions used: Nitrogen Management Suite (nitrogen placement, Nitrogen Protectant) Seeding and plant population The Lehe Family at their farm near Brookston, IN. From…
New data shows that farmers working with Advanced Agrilytics experience lower loss risk than national benchmarks. Here’s why that matters more than ever. If you like this article, you should check out our newest publication! Our white paper, “Transforming Global…
As the 2025 corn and soybean planting season approaches, uncertainty looms over growers across the Corn Belt. Unpredictable spring temperatures, evolving agronomic threats, ever-tightening profit margins and shifting acreage expectations make the timing of planting decisions more critical than ever.…
By Dr. Kess Berg, Chief Innovation Officer, Advanced Agrilytics As the 2025 planting season approaches, producers across the Corn Belt prepare to face the annual battle with the one major factor in crop production they can’t control – Mother Nature.…
Near the town of Columbus, Indiana – noted for its collection of modern architecture – you’ll find Albert O’Connor’s farm. Albert, along with wife Kim and son Jake, farm approximately 2,500 acres of corn, soybeans and seed corn, and run…
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…
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