One area of a field tested at 206 ppm potassium. The hilltops on the same field tested between 124 -140 ppm. Both areas came back with the exact same plant-available potassium level when tested with BaselineRx. So what happened?

We’re taking a closer look at oats – not just as a crop, but as a tool to improve soil health.

After a spring of higher prices and a lot of uncertainty, most fertilizers have started to come down as demand slows and summer fill season gets closer.

Wells Ag’s new partnership with Onshore is designed to help you capture meaningful tax savings for work you’re already doing on your farm.

Fertilizer markets are getting more volatile by the week. Dialing in your fertility plan is necessary in this high-cost environment.

We’re seeing early season weed emergence running 2–4 weeks ahead of schedule. Don’t run last year’s playbook on this year’s conditions.

This spring, we’ve launched several new field trials including a large-scale oat study designed to explore nutrient efficiency, crop rotation benefits, and profitability opportunities for growers.

This season, we’re excited to launch three new products, Sulfur Pro, Magnify, and Accelerate, designed to help farmers boost nutrient efficiency, enhance crop performance, and increase ROI this growing season.

Fertilizer prices, especially nitrogen, phosphates, and sulfur, are rising sharply due to global supply disruptions and reduced production, making it critical to secure your supply now. Consider these options when selecting your fertilizer this season.

Grant breaks down what he’s heard across the industry from the latest farmer assistance payments, to rumblings around ethanol plants and 45Z incentives.

New big-brand herbicides and fungicides, to Wells Ag labeled products unveiled for 2026.

Phosphate may be worth waiting on, alternatives like manure can stretch your dollar, and why sulfur might be the most overlooked booking on the farm right now.