Married to Jaclyn, father to Charlotte and Conrad , 40 year old 5th generation farmer in W. Illinois. I’m driven to advance my industry any way I can.
Monmouth, IL
Joined October 2014
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UNICORN HEAVY. In furrow. 30 gallons per acre. 115 lbs P. 160 lbs K.
Safest liquid P K Fert on planet earth.
Year round production beginning next month.
USDA grant approved.
Farmer Owned.
Farmer investment available.
Join our revolution this summer @ 1 of our 4 field days.
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If you build it yield will come. #UnicornMethod
Anyone out there run aqua ammonia 20-25% N as a part of their program and if so compared to what in the past and what is your experience ?
Wonder where this customers Unicorn got applied through the pivot?
No roots here. Just yield.
For reference. Bottom half got flooded. Red highlighted area did not receive Unicorn
30 inch soybeans and 15 inch corn.
Yup.
50 acres of Corny Soy
20 acres of Canola on the blackest and deepest muscatine dirt.
2027 crop plan
We have done 30 inch beans for 3 years now because ydrop Heavy + S at R1 is the single most spectacularly ROIable pass in the history of baseball.
Zack Youngquist retweeted
#agsale
2019 John Deere F4365 spreader dry-boom with 780 hours.
FARMER-OWNED UNIT ONLY! Super clean with paint, frame and unit as a whole in excellent condition!
-70' AB485 Air boom dry unit applicator
-Dual-bin compartment
-Electric roll tarp
-Starfire 6000 included
-Gen 4 4600 Command Center Monitor w/secondary monitor
-Ultimate cab package
-Ultimate lighting package
-Active Seat
-750/50R26 Front Michelin
-1050/50R32 Rear Michelin
-Extended powertrain warranty coverage through November 5, 2028 or 2,120 hours ($500 deductible)
Rear fan housing was replaced in the spring of 2026. Unit has ALWAYS been sheded when not in use.
Reason for selling is going to liquid fertilizer and no longer spreading dry as our primary fertilizer source.
More pictures will be uploaded once we get it out of the shed. I can promise you that units of this condition are rare and hard to come by.
Call Matt at 7o1-74o-1752 for more information. Asking $325,000.
RT resulting in a sale will get a $1,000 commission. Buyer must inform me ahead of time.
#AgX #plant27 #fertilizer #JohnDeere
39 bushel advantage of one of my favorite conventional $160/bag corn vs the latest and greatest $300 114 day PCE. Only $235 ROI here in this example. Decent W for the smart decision of not buying traits just to spray roundup.
2027 success in corn.
1. $150-$180/ bag conventional corn (divert 50% of savings towards fertilizer) 50% Bayer genetics 50% Corteva genetics.
2. $30 or less non gmo herbicide program (divert 50% of savings towards fertilizer)
3. Headline plus Proline fungicide. (Divert 50% of savings towards fertilizer)
4. Apply 100% of your fertilizer at planting and into the growing season and variable rate for POTENTIAL.
5. .4- .7 lbs of N per bushel
6. There’s no replacement for displacement (lbs of fertilizer mainly a crap ton of potassium) this allows incredibly low N numbers see above.
Unicorn provides lots of options here, yes. I formulated products after I created the system.
But I like potash too. Cheap humic acid. 5 lbs of N foliar liquid plain old urea every foliar trip pretty sure nothing can actually out ROI this at $2.98 an acre per pass.
Did I mention I love potassium? Form doesn’t really matter. Unicorn heavy is cool and incredibly effective and there is nothing like it because of the buffered release but 0-0-12 can do the trick too if you don’t mind craploads of gallons. K acetate foliar only, waaaaay too expensive soil applied Unicorn K much better option there.
Don’t forget potassium.
Did I mention potassium?
Nothing but 34 lbs of k and 24 lbs of P IN FURROW on this record setting soybean field for this customer. Now that’s some ROI.
UNICORN HEAVY.
Nutrients Only. Always.
My truck scale weight x moisture x 1.25% shrink tells the story. The only one that matters. All the rest is throwing darts at the sun.
Feed the plant when we know it needs it with what it needs with what we are able to do and be home enough to see our kids grow up. The rest is just exhausting
Harvest started here yesterday. Ground is super wet!
Input costs continue to climb week after week—and record-high diesel certainly isn’t helping.
This week, Interpose Ag is taking its first meaningful steps toward fully integrating production from the mine to the farm gate. Our objective is simple: shield Unicorn products—and the farmers who depend on them—from volatile global markets.
The system has failed American farmers.
Unicorn is the dark horse. And we’re coming for the system.
“A society grows great when men plant trees in whose shade they know they will never sit.”
Does anyone even remotely believe this anymore?
We can do better.