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Podcast: Why is V5 So Critical?
Posted on June 26, 2020
Start strong to finish strong! The V5 growth stage is critical as it has major implications on yield potential for [...]
Update from the Field: Weedemic
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on June 26, 2020
Weed resistance is becoming a nationwide epidemic, a weedemic. Traditional weed control is no longer effective in controlling many weeds. [...]
Accelerating herbicide recovery with Phosfix
Posted on June 22, 2020
Phosfix is a powerful combination of macro and micronutrients with growth and plant enhancers that improve yield and profit [...]
Agronomy Update June 2020
Posted on June 18, 2020
The vacatur issued on June 3, 2020, by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has canceled the use of XtendiMax® with [...]
Video: In-Field Crop Progress - Illinois
Posted on June 18, 2020
We are in Champaign, Illinois this week bringing you an in-field crop progress update. Senior Merchant Greg Johnson from The [...]
Podcast: Defeating Deficiencies
Posted on June 16, 2020
It’s the mid-season and corn is rapidly growing! With this growth comes stress, which can leave your crop [...]
Update from the Field: Don’t Guess, PSNT
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on June 9, 2020
As the torrential rains dissipate and the ground starts to slowly dry out, it is time to think about sidedressing [...]
Organics: New Organic Products Sales Sheet
Posted by Dani Kusner, Agronomist on June 8, 2020
This month we’d like to share our revised Organic Products Sales Sheet outlining the entire organic product line [...]
Update from the Field: Not a Good Time to Lose One’s Head
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on June 4, 2020
The recent wet weather in certain regions has played havoc on corn and soybean seedlings, and the lingering moisture is [...]
Tissue Test to Identify Nutrient Levels
Posted on June 2, 2020
PLANT TISSUE ANALYSIS DETERMINES NUTRIENT CONCENTRATIONS Plant tissue analysis complements a proven soil testing plan and helps identify ways to use nutrients more efficiently. Unseen nutrient imbalances or toxicities can be identified, as well. It also measures the efficacy of fertilization and nutrient programs, as well as the levels of [...]
Increasing Irrigation Efficiency
Posted on June 2, 2020
As global populations increase, water is becoming a much more important natural resource. As with any limited resource, efficient use is a key component. Because of increased demand for food and water, Irrigation Efficiency in agricultural systems is becoming a growing concern. According to the University of Nebraska, “Irrigation [...]
Basics of Foliar Application
Posted on June 2, 2020
Foliar feeding or foliar fertilization is a term describing the application of necessary plant nutrients to the above ground, living plant parts. Its purpose is not to replace soil fertilization, but rather to supplement plant nutrient needs during shortages and/or critical growth stages. Foliar feeding is intended to delay [...]
Podcast: Tissue Sampling
Posted on June 2, 2020
Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it isn’t there. The early season [...]
Update from the Field: Jack Frost Nipping at Your Nose
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on May 26, 2020
Last week’s low temperatures not only produced a frost, but a hard freeze. A hard freeze is defined [...]
The Key to High Yield Corn and Soybeans
Posted by Jessica Link, Product Specialist on May 20, 2020
A properly-timed nutrient management program is essential for maximizing yields at harvest. Both corn and soybeans have different nutrient needs at varying stages throughout the growing season. Understanding these critical growth stages and providing adequate nutrition to the growing crop is key to maximize crop productivity and achieve higher yields [...]
Podcast: Plant Health
Posted on May 19, 2020
Maintaining good plant health early in the season has direct connections with achieving a healthy crop later in the year. [...]
Update from the Field: Agronomists Can Dig It
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on May 15, 2020
With planting season in full swing, it is essential to make sure seedbeds are prepared correctly. Uniform no-till stands of [...]
Organics: Microbes and Organic Liquid Fertilizer Options
Posted by Dani Kusner, Agronomist on May 11, 2020
How are you filling your time before planting? I’ve heard some scattered reports of organic farmers planting, but [...]
The Andersons Maumee Facility Receives ResponsibleAg Certification
Posted on May 5, 2020
MAUMEE, OHIO, May 1, 2020 – The Andersons, Inc. is pleased to announce that its Plant Nutrient facility in Maumee, Ohio, [...]
Update from the Field: Relying on Hope is Not a Profitable Plan
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on May 1, 2020
Creating a plan for in-season foliar applications is essential for crop success, as simply relying on hope is not a [...]
Organics: April Organic Market Update
Posted by Dani Kusner, Agronomist on April 29, 2020
In the span of a few short weeks (or months if you’ve been following it longer internationally), COVID-19 [...]
Podcast: A Season-Long Game Plan for Corn
Posted on April 28, 2020
Planning ahead is never a bad idea and that especially applies to your corn crop! Listen as we discuss [...]
Agronomy Update April 2020
Posted on April 24, 2020
As planters start rolling in the Corn Belt, focus will soon shift to managing crops’ in-season nutrient needs. It [...]
Update from the Field: 4R for Real
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on April 16, 2020
Excessive amounts of nutrients in watersheds have been causing problems in large bodies of water such as lakes and oceans. [...]
The Andersons Announces New Online, Mobile-Friendly Customer Portal
Posted on April 14, 2020
MAUMEE, OHIO, April 13, 2020 –The Andersons, Inc. announces a new, web-based customer portal for its Plant Nutrient Group [...]
Podcast: 3 Essential Parts To An Effective Foliar Program
Posted on April 14, 2020
Help your crop stay stress-free by using the right foliars at the right time throughout the year! Listen as we [...]
Update from the Field: What’s Sulfur Got to Do With It?
Posted on April 10, 2020
Just as Tina Turner posed a great question about love in her 1984 song “What’s Love Got to [...]
Update from the Field: Popular Corn Population
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on April 3, 2020
As the weather warms up and soils dry out, growers are getting their planters out and deciding population goals to [...]
Farm Centers: Spring Checklist
Posted by Jessica Link, Product Specialist on April 2, 2020
Make sure you are fully prepped for the season to ensure a strong start. With the checklist below, we hope some of your stress can be alleviated both before and during the season. 1. Prepare for planting season safely Be mindful as you drive equipment on roadways. Exercise caution when making [...]
Introducing The Andersons NEW Bio Pass™ biological product
Posted on March 30, 2020
Bio Pass™ is a robust microbial package specifically designed to work in synergy with your liquid starter fertilizer program [...]
The Andersons Update: COVID-19
Posted on March 24, 2020
The Andersons is proud to play a key role in the agriculture supply chain, enabling our customers to grow the [...]
Podcast: Selecting the Right Nitrogen Source for Sidedress
Posted on March 24, 2020
Nitrogen is essential, but with so many options, which source gives you the best possibility for success? Listen as we [...]
Agronomy Update March 2020
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on March 20, 2020
MANAGEMENT By Dave Dyson, Agronomist The weather so far in the spring of 2020 has not been cooperative with regard to [...]
Update from the Field: Maximize Yields, Reduce Compaction
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on March 12, 2020
As the days get longer and spring approaches, the itch to get out in the field becomes more overpowering. According [...]
Organics: Top Off Your Nitrogen
Posted by Dani Kusner, Agronomist on March 10, 2020
In time for small grains’ green-up, Allganic™ Nitrogen Plus (15-0-2) is here. This OMRI-certified Chilean nitrate is [...]
Podcast: How to Stabilize Nitrogen
Posted on March 10, 2020
Keep your investment where you intended it to be. Don’t fall victim to nitrogen loss this spring! Listen [...]
The Andersons Adds BioKick™, a New Easy-to-Mix Biological Product, to Nutrient Portfolio
Posted on March 5, 2020
MAUMEE, OHIO, February 24, 2020 –The Andersons, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANDE) is now offering a new biological nutrient product known as [...]
Update from the Field: Boost Yields with a Kicker
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on February 27, 2020
“Kicker” or “add on” are terms often used to describe a supplemental product added to a [...]
The Andersons Expands UAN Storage at Lordstown Facility
Posted on February 25, 2020
MAUMEE, OHIO, February 25, 2020 – The Andersons (Nasdaq: ANDE) is pleased to announce the construction of a new 1.5 million-gallon urea ammonium [...]
Podcast: How to Take Corn Population Counts
Posted on February 24, 2020
Success is in the details. Know what you have in the field. Population counts are a great way to discover [...]
Update from the Field: Precise Products for Precision Placement
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on February 19, 2020
The jury is in and the judgment is final, starter works! Liquid starter fertilizer has proven to be effective not [...]
Podcast: How to Maximize Your Starter Application
Posted on February 11, 2020
A little boost can go a long way. Maximize your starter application with a micronutrient package to kick start [...]
Agronomy Update February 2020
Posted by Jessica Link, Product Specialist on February 10, 2020
MANAGEMENT By Jessica Link, Product Specialist Every year, our products are tested through third-party research trials. Our research partners are [...]
Organics: Manure and Humates – Winter Learning Knowledge
Posted by Dani Kusner, Agronomist on February 10, 2020
While many people in the organic community may be familiar with the ACRES or MOSES conferences, I would argue that [...]
Update from the Field: Accelerate Yields with Acetate
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on February 1, 2020
There has been a lot of talk lately around acetate fertilizers and the benefits that come with placing an acetate [...]
Podcast: How to Take & Analyze a Soil Test
Posted on January 29, 2020
Topics Discussed Reservation against doing a soil test Why soil testing is so important Benefits of zone sampling vs. grid [...]
Farm Centers: Now Offering Enlist E3 Soybeans
Posted on January 23, 2020
Our North Central Ohio Farm Center locations have inventory of Stine® Enlist E3™ soybean seed for the 2020 season. [...]
Podcast: How to Manage Early Season Nutrients
Posted on January 21, 2020
Topics Discussed Basic needs of the crop Different types of starter fertilizers The main goals/benefits of a starter [...]
Update from the Field: What’s the Dope on Hemp?
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on January 14, 2020
Before considering growing techniques for hemp, it is essential to understand the definitions of a few key words and the [...]
Organics: New year. New to organics?
Posted by Dani Kusner, Agronomist on January 10, 2020
Here we are: January 2020! This month’s organic update is about taking the time to slow down enough to [...]
Agronomy Update January 2020
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on January 9, 2020
MANAGEMENT By Dave Dyson, Agronomist As we look back at the 2019 growing season and begin preparations for 2020, a question we [...]
Video: Crop Update December 16, 2019
Posted on December 16, 2019
The 2019 crop year has been interesting to say the least. The struggles started during the planting season and carried [...]
Update from the Field: Don’t Overlook the Power of Zinc
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on December 13, 2019
Farming is variable. Some years are great, and you can throw everything but the kitchen sink at your crop; other years, not as much. When crop prices are less than ideal, nutritional “add-ons” and stimulant-type products are typically the first to get cut. However, when micronutrients are overlooked [...]
Organics: Season-End Fertilizer Considerations, Potassium and Sulfur
Posted by Dani Kusner, Agronomist on December 9, 2019
In reviewing fall soil samples, I have noticed two nutrients needing more attention on organic farms: potassium (K) and sulfur [...]
Agronomy Update December 2019
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on December 5, 2019
MANAGEMENT By Dave Dyson, Agronomist Three micronutrients which should be included in all starter fertilizers are boron, manganese and zinc. [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update December 5, 2019
Posted on December 5, 2019
2019 has been a roller coaster of a year and it continues through harvest. As we all push to wrap [...]
Update from the Field: Satisfaction
Posted on November 22, 2019
When it comes to applying sulfur or sulfates, the Rolling Stones said it best, “I can't get [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update November 14, 2019
Posted on November 14, 2019
In this week’s update, Account Representative Seth Miller outlines corn and soybean yields around the area, suggestions on [...]
Agronomy Update November 2019
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on November 11, 2019
MANAGEMENT By Dave Dyson, Agronomist It is time to think about fall fertilizer applications, particularly for pH and liming needs. [...]
The Andersons Hires Joel Sandock as National Accounts Manager for Specialty Agriculture Business
Posted on November 6, 2019
MAUMEE, OHIO, October 31, 2019 – The Andersons, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANDE) announces the addition of Joel Sandock to its Plant Nutrient Group [...]
Update from the Field: Keep it Cool
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on November 5, 2019
Fall application of nitrogen has quite a few advantages over a spring application, if done properly. The time savings can [...]
Update from the Field: Get the Dirt on Your Soil
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on October 31, 2019
Following the season, it is important to sample your soils to best understand your pH and nutrient levels. In our [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update October 30, 2019
Posted on October 30, 2019
Don’t let post-harvest applications and management decisions haunt you. Watch Agronomist Dave Dyson and Product Specialist Jessica Link [...]
Agronomy Update October 2019
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on October 24, 2019
MANAGEMENT By Dave Dyson, Agronomist The cover crop planting season is upon us. Cover crop recommendations can be as numerous [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update October 16, 2019
Posted on October 16, 2019
As harvest progresses in parts of the country, Agronomist Dave Dyson and Product Specialist Jessica Link discuss three considerations [...]
Update from the Field: Remember to Enjoy the Little Things
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on October 15, 2019
As harvest progresses across the Corn Belt, we are pleasantly surprised to have some yields better than we were expecting. [...]
UltraConvenient. UltraFlexible. UltraMate LQ
Posted on October 10, 2019
UltraMate® LQ is a sulfonated potassium humate liquid. It completely mixes when added directly to liquid fertilizer, micronutrient, or [...]
Update from the Field: Variable Yields, Variable Rates
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on October 10, 2019
This cropping year has been anything but normal, so why should we expect the situation to change this fall? Depending [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update October 3, 2019
Posted on October 3, 2019
In this week’s video, Agronomist Dave Dyson and Senior Account Representative Seth Miller outline wheat planting and market [...]
Update from the Field: Best Practices for Winter Wheat
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on October 2, 2019
Harvest has finally come to the Corn Belt! Five months ago, some people predicted our crop would not mature before [...]
Video: In Field Crop Progress - Michigan
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on September 26, 2019
Agronomist Dave Dyson joins Senior Account Representative Brian Eley in White Pigeon, Michigan, to conclude this year’s In [...]
Update from the Field: Get Out and Scout!
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on September 26, 2019
Disease has been coming into the corn crop early and strong this year due to the unusually late planting conditions [...]
Update from the Field: The Enemy Below
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on September 18, 2019
Similar to the storyline in the 1957 Robert Mitchum movie “The Enemy Below,” the soybean producer is in a [...]
The Andersons Adds New Season Pass® with MicroCarb to Nutrient Portfolio
Posted on September 17, 2019
MAUMEE, OHIO, September 17, 2019 –The Andersons, Inc. (Nasdaq: ANDE) has expanded its Plant Nutrient product portfolio with the addition [...]
Video: In Field Crop Progress - New York
Posted on September 16, 2019
We are in the Finger Lakes region of New York this week bringing you an update from the field. Agronomist [...]
Agronomy Update September 2019
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on September 13, 2019
MANAGEMENT By Dave Dyson, Agronomist Crop residue, or “trash”, can be a major source of problems for farmers [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update September 6, 2019
Posted on September 6, 2019
In this week's crop update, Agronomist Dave Dyson and Senior Account Representative Seth Miller discuss anticipated yields and potential [...]
Update from the Field: If We Make It Through December…
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on September 4, 2019
As Labor Day slips past and football season comes into full view, it is time to start looking forward to [...]
Video: In Field Crop Progress - Indiana
Posted on September 3, 2019
We are in North Central Indiana this week bringing you an update from the field. Agronomist Dave Dyson and Account [...]
Update from the Field: Count on Corn
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on August 28, 2019
Several times this past week, I have been asked two big questions: “How is the corn crop progressing?” [...]
Update from the Field: CBD A-OK
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on August 23, 2019
The agriculture industry is abuzz about hemp and the opportunities a new crop can provide to markets and crop [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update August 21, 2019
Posted on August 21, 2019
In this week’s crop update, Agronomist Dave Dyson and Product Specialist Jessica Link discuss management of soybeans heading [...]
Update from the Field: Burn, Baby, Burn!
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on August 16, 2019
This year’s weed situation has been the worst in my recent memory. I have been called out to [...]
Video: In Field Crop Progress - NW Ohio
Posted on August 15, 2019
We are in Northwest Ohio this week bringing you an update from the field. Senior Account Representative Seth Miller and [...]
Update from the Field: Fungus Among Us
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on August 8, 2019
This year’s late planting and extreme weather has growers contemplating what inputs to invest in versus cut. Early [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update August 7, 2019
Posted on August 7, 2019
In this week’s crop update, Agronomist Dave Dyson and Product Specialist Jessica Link discuss soybean and corn diseases, [...]
Video: In-Field Crop Progress - Louisiana
Posted on August 1, 2019
We are in Louisiana this week bringing you an update from the field. Agronomist Dr. Joe Pankey and Associate [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update July 31, 2019
Posted on July 31, 2019
In this week's crop update, Product Specialist Jessica Link and Senior Sales Representative Seth Miller discuss soybean disease pressure [...]
The Andersons OMRI-Listed Primary NPK Granules
Posted by Dani Kusner on July 25, 2019
This is the last post in our series of outlining the available OMRI-listed products from The Andersons new organic warehouse in Waterloo, IN. This week, we’ll review the available organic primary NPK products. While we understand you may be more concerned with weed control than NPK application at [...]
Update from the Field: Starter Fertilizer: Not a Dud
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on July 25, 2019
Hopefully everyone had a happy Fourth of July celebration and no injuries were incurred. I’m an avid fireworks [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update July 23, 2019
Posted on July 23, 2019
“With the southern rust, it can be detrimental to entire fields,” says Dave Dyson in this week&rsquo [...]
Video: In-Field Crop Progress - Illinois
Posted on July 18, 2019
We are in East Central Illinois this week bringing you an update from the field with The Andersons Trade [...]
Agronomy Update July 2019
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on July 18, 2019
MANAGEMENT By Dave Dyson, Agronomist The excessive rain this spring and late planting dates, combined with increased participation in crop [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update July 17, 2019
Posted on July 17, 2019
“In 2018, over 50% of soils were low to very low in boron”, states Jessica Link in this week&rsquo [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update July 10, 2019
Posted on July 10, 2019
In this week's crop update, Agronomist Dave Dyson, Product Specialist Jessica Link and Senior Sales Representative Seth Miller [...]
Update from the Field: Highway to Hail
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on July 9, 2019
This past week we have seen the weather, insects, and vertebrate pests play havoc on our struggling corn crops. Parts [...]
Update from the Field: A Tissue for an Issue
Posted by Dave Dyson, Agronomist on July 2, 2019
When my kids start complaining about their teenage angst, the saying around my house is: “Do you need a [...]
Video: Weekly Crop Update July 2, 2019
Posted on July 2, 2019
"If you see the deficiency, yield is already impacted." Watch Agronomist Dave Dyson and Product Specialist Jessica Link discuss the [...]
The Andersons OMRI-Listed Carbon Solutions
Posted by Dani Kusner on July 2, 2019
This is the second post in my series of reviewing the available products from our new organic warehouse in Waterloo, Indiana. This week, we are going to review The Andersons OMRI-listed carbon solutions. With available carbon products from The Andersons, a grower can choose to apply a carbon source either [...]
Video: Planting Progress Update June 26, 2019
Posted on June 26, 2019
As we start to wrap up the month of June, watch Product Specialist Jessica Link and Trade Group Senior [...]
