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"Our ambition is to understand environmental variability better than anyone else, so we can unlock the potential of the environment through agronomy at the farm level." Paul Bonnett, our Senior Director of Agronomy and Environmental Sciences, spoke with The Daily Scoop on how Nutrien Ag Solutions is helping growers achieve profitability and long-term sustainability. Read the full article at https://bit.ly/3QA5i5l

The first 6 months of 2024 have seen a rush of Congressional activity impacting the fields of agronomy, crop, and soil science. Let’s get an update on what’s happening, how the Societies have engaged in policy issues in DC, and what our panel of Congressional staff thinks comes next. https://ow.ly/vN1V50ShunX

This research showed that increasing carbon content in soils has a more pronounced benefit of improving water holding capacity (i.e., drought resilience) than was previously reported and widely assumed. This benefit can be achieved through adopting soil health management systems!

Register now! Our first webinar will have a ton of knowledge about #Soltellus and things we’re seeing in the fields! Featuring a couple of the brightest minds I’ve been fortunate to learn from. Trust me, you don’t want to miss out on this conversation! #Biodegradable #Polymer #Webinar #CollaborateToAccelerate

Make sure you register to join me and my team! This will be a webinar you will NOT want to miss! You’ll hear more about our polymer #Soltellus, what we are seeing in the field and learn how you can improve your 2025 crop season to increase your ROI👊🏼 #lygos #soltellus #polyaspartate #asparticacid #biodegradable #harvest24 #polymer #aminoacid l

🌾🔬 Exciting News Alert! 🔬🌾 Hey everyone! We're excited to share a cool research paper published in the Journal of Agronomy Research! 📚 It's all about how certain treatments can help corn grow better. 🌽 Here's the scoop: Scientists studied how adding special stuff to the soil affects corn growth. 🌱 They found that some treatments made the corn yield more, up to 25.2% higher! 📈 They used fancy tools to look at the leaves and soil to figure this out. 🧪 The study shows that the kind of soil and the type of corn are super important for getting the best results. 🌱💡 If you want to read more about it, check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/guP6G_FR Stay tuned for more updates on cool science stuff! 🚀 #FarmingScience #BetterCorn #ExcitingResearch

New paper Congratulations on the acceptance of your manuscript, and thank you for submitting your work to Agronomy: Title: Beauveria bassiana and Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strains as Gossypium hirsutum seed coatings: Evaluation of Bioinsecticidal and Biostimulant Effect on Semi-field Conditions

#CEU alert! For my fellow Certified Crop Advisors, I encourage you to take this new 4-hour training series from Dairy Management Inc. and the American Society of Agronomy to learn more about forage production and manure management, available on the Online Classroom. Topics include: - Introduction to Working with Dairies - Forages on a Dairy: Typical Crop Rotations and Silage Production and Harvest - Sustainable Forage Production on the Dairy Operation - Manure Management and Associated Environmental and Agronomic Impacts - Manure Land Application and Strategies for Nutrient Management https://lnkd.in/ggfZX4mU The American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, & Soil Science Society of America #certifiedcropadvisor #sustainableagriculture

Learn more about the 10 agronomy-focused projects that are part of the Canola AgriScience Cluster in this #CanolaResearchHub blog: https://lnkd.in/gXcJ7uSE

The International Journal of Agronomy is looking for content under the theme ‘Effects and Mechanism of New Fertilizer Products and Plant Biostimulants’ by the 27th September 2024. This Special Issue welcomes original #research and review articles on the topic to advance research and provide insights on how to reach the potential of new fertiliser products. Data on plant #biostimulants is welcomed. Potential topics include: creation and characterisation of new types of #agrochemicals; the role of new fertiliser products in promoting low-carbon agriculture; potential to boost #cropproduction while reducing reliance on less chemical fertilisers; and novel theories for plant biostimulants. You can find out more here: https://lnkd.in/ehUC-UCx