There is a term, “Fear of Missing Out,” or FoMO, that describes the anxiety of missing opportunities. It is usually associated with social media, but it can certainly be used to describe grain…
Soybean inoculants are not part of the typical Illinois soybean management program, but this year they need to be. Most soybean inoculants contain billions of Bradyrhizobium japonicum bacteria…
All the farm equipment has been washed and put away; the shed doors have all been closed for winter. Producers now focus their attention on book work and tax preparation.
Get an understanding of the current nitrogen pricing and availability.
Do you look both ways before walking across the street? Do you stop when there is a sign at an intersection, or at least yield if there is no sign? What about railroad crossings? Unfortunately…
Each year brings us highs and lows, with this one being no different.
With harvest winding down, the question is what will be done with newly collected bushels.
By now I am sure you have seen, heard of or experienced supply shortages in your daily life. Whether at the grocery store, the hardware store or even the farm store, the supply chain is heavil…
The 2021 harvest is close to complete and we hope your experience was safe and satisfying. It’s a year that started with an overabundance of water, and in some places, wind, followed by dry co…
The days are getting shorter, the weather is getting cooler and harvest is in full swing or even winding down in some areas. All these things cause us to start thinking about our nitrogen plan…