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Wishing you and your family a very merry holiday season! ❄️⛄
Perfect day to run another N-Finity trial! This mix of soil-friendly microbes helps plants make better use of nitrogen by fixing it directly, attracting nitrogen-fixers to the roots, and unlocking organic nitrogen already in the soil.
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Great day in the field with some standout corn 🌽 and milo 🌾 plots!
Appreciate everyone who came out to see what’s growing and hear what’s coming next. Always proud to share the results with the folks who make it all possible.
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Out in the field 🌱📋 — hands-on learning at its finest! From crop staging to pest ID, nothing beats seeing it in action under the summer sun.
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We recently had the opportunity to host a hands-on learning day for our new and newly positioned team members! It was a great chance to dive into key agronomic topics including:
✔️ Accurate crop staging
✔️ Disease and pest identification
✔️ Nutritional needs and deficiency signs
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It's Earth Day! 🌎🌱We're committed to sustainable agriculture and innovative solutions that help farmers grow while caring for the planet. Happy Earth Day from Loveland Products!
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This season, plant with confidence. Learn how Loveland Products soybean Seed Treatments can help you - lovelandproducts.com/product…
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🌱 Micronutrients Help Your Crops Realize Their Potential! During planting and early growth, crops rely on vital micronutrients like zinc, boron, and iron to build a strong foundation for health and yield. With ReaX Plus™ micronutrients, your crops can thrive all season long.
Nutrient of the Week: Carbon
- Critical to soil function
- Largest contributor to healthy soil conditions
- Carbon to Nitrogen ratios are important (C:N)
- Beneficial soil microbes require at least 16:1
- The ratio in most agricultural soils is 8:1
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We are proud to share that Bryce Bahe had the opportunity to represent Nutrien Ag Solutions NHP Division while serving on a panel at a Taranis Learning Center Session, “Less Work, More Value: Unlocking AI’s ROI,” at this week’s Commodity Classic in Denver, Colorado. Great job!
Nutrient of the Week: Calcium (Ca²⁺)
In plants:
- Crucial for strong cell walls
- Enhances defense against drought, extreme temperatures, & insects
In soil:
- Helps maintain structure
- Balances pH, aiding in effective nutrient uptake
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Nutrient of the Week Continued: Copper (Cu²⁺)
- Essential for energy production
- Contributes to hormone signaling
- Prevents leaf burn
- Involved in cellular energy production
- Can increase cold tolerance
- Toxic levels can affect seed germination & roots
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In honor of FFA Week, our Fort Morgan location collaborated with Taranis to deliver a thoughtful treat and a "Thank You" postcard, expressing appreciation for local FFA members.
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Nutrient of the Week: Copper (Cu²⁺)
- Vital for biological processes
- Involved in plant metabolism
- Aides in photosynthesis & respiration
- Helps form lignin, strengthening cell walls
- Involved in the breakdown & synthesis of proteins
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Tim and Alex from Dusty Creek Land & Cattle in Damar, KS, share how they use cover crops, precision farming, and collaboration with their Crop Consultant to maximize their acres each year.
🎥: youtu.be/x0U_BFOarC0
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As most of our salesmen would say “Our goal has always been to bring value and help our growers succeed.” This video is a true testament to earning a grower’s respect and building strong relationships.
Great work, Hill City crew!
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Nutrient of the Week (Continued): Iron (Fe)
Deficiency Symptoms-
- Chlorosis = yellowing leaves
- Is common in soils with high pH levels
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Nutrient of the Week: Iron (Fe)
- Absorbed by plant as Fe²⁺, Fe³⁺, & chelated Fe
- Involved in synthesis of chlorophyll
- Vital for respiration & energy transfer
- A cofactor for enzymes responsible for nitrogen fixation & reduction
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Nutrient of the Week Continued:
Zinc Deficiencies:
- Ununiform in the field
- New growth will show symptoms
- Interveinal chlorosis (yellow or white stripes)
- Stunted growth
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