What is one of the easiest ways for farmers to earn more money per bushel without changing any practices on their acres? Certifying their farm’s Carbon Intensity (CI) score.
Grant goes over the chemical and fertilizer markets and shares advice.
BaselineRx truly gives you the full picture into what is going on in your soil, and how many inputs you actually need.
Ethanol plants are going to be receiving a tax credit for any low Carbon Intensity corn they source. We want farmers to be able to receive a portion of this premium.
BW-BioBoost is a four-product mix delivered through the planter box.
A look at fertilizer and chemical markets as we’ve entered the new year.
What would you do for a 10 to 50 cent increase per bushel of corn? It could be as easy as getting your farm a certified carbon intensity rating.
While our Tar Spot severity isn’t as dire as eastern Corn Belt states, we do want growers to be aware of some best practices when it comes to mitigating the impact this fungus can have on your yields.
Grant details the Regional Conservation Partnership Program and Carbon Intensity scores. He also shares brand new results of a four-year P and K study on three of his own farms.
We see two areas you can confidently make changes in your herbicide programs to gain better weed control in 2024.
Get your seeds from any brand. Treat them with any product. Anytime the farmer gets to do what they want is a win in our book.
Grant speaks on how the anhydrous run we’re currently seeing could affect Urea and UAN.
Lunch provided for all! See you there.