The cover crop planting window is open. Take time to consider all of your many options.
The temperatures are right for crop insects, and although moisture is a deterrent, it's no guarantee that the bugs aren't getting to the crops. Keep scouting for these pests.
As we arrive at the mid-point of the season, it’s good to know what your Federated Agronomists see and note across their service areas.
Two Federated agronomy sales reps earned their Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) certifications earlier this year.
If you have unplanted fields this year, it might be time to consider a good cover crop to keep soils in place and healthy until next season.
Tissue sampling isn’t used by all growers, but the curious grower or the grower who wants to know why the crop presents as it does, will appreciate what tissue sampling reveals. ...
First crop of alfalfa this year was a challenge, but patience, persistence -- and good fertilizer -- will keep the alfalfa stands producing well.
Cool, humid conditions with long periods of leaf wetness (such as this early summer has provided) create the perfect environment for tar spot. Here's what to consider.
Foliar applications of the right nutrients can give your crops a much-needed boost toward maximum yield potential.
It's time to check your fields for herbicide performance and determine if further action is needed.
FieldAlytics® is the mobile scouting app that helps Federated Agronomists keep track of field data, which ultimately benefits you, the grower.
The best time for applying a fungicide on soybeans is coming soon, and the best time for corn isn't far behind.