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Founder of Insight Ag, a crop consulting and research company working in the Carolinas and Virginia. Crawl → Walk → Run.

Mount Olive, NC
Joined March 2013
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Well, this is going according to the plan. #Grow24
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Checking behind our grower’s peanut fungicide programs for southern blight and sclerotinia. #GrowWithInsight
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Soybean variety trials at our Mount Olive location are off to the races.
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A soggy day of tobacco scouting.
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51 years old and still blowing smoke.
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My grandfather bought this new in 1965 and this is the only home it’s ever known. I sometimes wonder what he’d say if he saw it in service 60 years later.
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Building some dreams, 1 corn plot at a time. #GrowWithInsight
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It is remarkable what you can capture with a cellphone camera.
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Shoutout to the good guys. #Scout25
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It’s a good time to walk your peanut fields. #Scout25
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Corn earworm (#bollworm) flight has started- soybean scouting tips --> bit.ly/4lTHtTf @jhchandl @NCStatesoybeans @ncsoybeans
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Aphid numbers picking up a little bit in wheat. #Scout25
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Soil sampling along the mighty Neuse today. Pretty unique soil compared to our norm.
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60 degrees out and walking some beautiful wheat.
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How deep are our sands? DEEP. Dixie crystal sugar sand here.
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Young people, the comments section here is a goldmine of ideas. 👇🪙
College student stopped me after church this morning... He graduates this spring & will be returning to the family farm in SW Minnesota. Corn | SB | Hogs His concern is the operation being on the bubble for big enough to absorb a second family. So he asked for some ideas of unique enterprises he could expand the farm into to help justify his moving back home. I told him I'd ask the wide, wise world of #agX So, what are some unique things you all do on your farms that don't follow the norm? In other words, besides expanding corn, beans, and hogs... what crazy ideas do you have for this young gent? As always, I appreciate [almost] all your insights & comments!
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It as a beautiful albeit humid day for some plot work.
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It’s not much but seems like something to be proud of. #SmallPlot24 #GrowWithInsight
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Timeliness is everything in peanuts. Hoping one of my farmers reaps the benefits of that here. #GrowWithInsight
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Sometimes we do pretty trial work. Soybean variety trials showing out.
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If you think you’re in good shape I double dog dare you to give this a try. This is a heck of a workout.
Miranda Ochs backpacked 1.8 miles of fungicide this morning with a 5-gallon tank and R1 corn! What a champ!
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