We are an innovation-driven leader in crop consulting and agricultural production management with a clear focus on our customers' production goals and budgets.
KS, CO, MO, NE, NM, OK, TX, WY
Joined August 2010
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Laura Doll, Agronomist in our Mt. Hope Division, getting soil samples pulled and checking wheat stands!
Getting baseline numbers now makes next year's planning a lot easier.
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Crop Quest has grown quite a bit since 1992!
We've welcomed new employee owners, expanded into new communities, and grown alongside the growers we serve.
Through it all, we've remained employee-owned since day one!
#EmployeeOwnershipMonth
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A day late, but we couldn't let National Farmers Day go by without recognizing the farmers we work alongside every day!
We see firsthand the hard work and dedication that goes into raising a crop. Thank you for trusting Crop Quest to be part of your operation!
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A look at 2027 wheat getting established across the region this fall.
Wheat is emerging in some fields in southwest Kansas, while dual purpose wheat near Carrier, Oklahoma is up to a stand and growing off nicely!
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At Crop Quest, our employees have a stake in the company we're helping build.
We're 100% employee owned, which means the people working alongside our growers, supporting our teams and helping make decisions every day also share in the long-term success of Crop Quest.
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October is #EmployeeOwnershipMonth!
Employee ownership has been part of Crop Quest since day one. Founded in 1992 by 67 individuals with a shared vision, we’re proud to remain 100% employee owned today.
Follow along this month as we celebrate our history & employee owners!
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Crop Quest was glad to be part of the South Central District FFA Greenhand Conference this week.
A great day connecting with students and visiting about careers in agronomy and agriculture!
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Cotton is opening near Kildare, Oklahoma!
After a challenging stretch of weather since July, this crop has held on and is now ready for defoliation as harvest gets closer.
📍 Kildare, OK
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We’re hiring full-time agronomists!
At Crop Quest, our agronomists work directly with growers throughout the season, providing independent, unbiased recommendations without selling products.
Learn more about our current openings at na2.hubs.ly/H07VWgg0.
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Cotton is starting to open across the Texas Panhandle.
Fields are ranging from about 20 - 40 % open bolls as the crop continues moving toward harvest.
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Nearly 200 Southwest Kansas students came together for Ag Career Day yesterday!
We love sharing what we do, why we do it, and the opportunities agriculture can offer right here at home. Investing in these students means investing in the future of our rural communities.
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Rainfall has been anything but even across the High Plains.
Some areas picked up some much-needed moisture overnight, while others are still waiting.
That difference can be pretty dramatic from one area, or even one field, to the next.
Who saw some rain last night?
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Harvest is rolling in the Texas Panhandle.
Corn is coming out of the field, with harvest getting an earlier start than usual across the area.
📍 Texas Panhandle
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Sorghum aphids, often referred to as sugarcane aphids, are showing up in sorghum.
As populations build, monitoring their numbers and spread helps determine what, if any, management is needed.
📷 Shannon Evans, Crop Quest Agronomist
📍 Ensign, KS
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Black-eyed peas are in bloom, with pods beginning to develop. Flowering can continue even as those first pods begin filling out.
📍Meade County, Kansas
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A look inside a soybean stem. 👀
A soybean stem borer tunneling through the plant. While they're commonly found in soybean fields, heavier pressure can contribute to lodging later in the season.
📍Sedgwick County, Kansas
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Fall career fair season is almost here!
Over the next month, our team will be visiting campuses across Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas to meet students interested in agronomy.
📍Here's where you can find us this fall!
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