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A Busy Spring Fertilizer Season Expected

Published February 3, 2025

There wasn't much fertilizer put down this past fall in northwest North Dakota. "We didn't get on nearly as much as we would have liked," said Zach Mehl, Glenburn location manager, Dakota Agronomy Partners. "If we would have caught just…

Growing Like Weeds

Published May 3, 2024

Farmers in the Washburn, North Dakota area made decent planting progress before the rains. Dakota Agronomy Partners agronomist Sheldon Laib says weed control will begin as soon as field conditions allow. "Producers want to get their sprayers going because they're starting…

Busy Fall Fertilizer Season

Published January 26, 2024

Ag retailers were able to take advantage of good field conditions and a lot of fertilizer was applied this past fall. "Out of Minot here, we did probably just about 20,000 acres this fall," said Hunter Schriner, agronomy sales rep, Dakota…

Lock in Crop Inputs

Published April 21, 2023

Dakota Agronomy Partners agronomist Dylan Block advises farmers to lock in remaining fertilizer and seed needs. "With the weather and timing, prices are probably going to be at their lowest point, so farmers need to start wrapping up their needs."…

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Dry Conditions Weigh on Minds as Planting Begins

Published April 5, 2021

Farmers in the Lignite, North Dakota are slowly starting to seed spring crops. Dakota Agronomy Partners Lignite location manager Katie Woodbury is not expecting much shift in rotation. "In the northwest corner of North Dakota, farmers are growing four to…

Spring is In the Air

Published March 5, 2021

It's starting to feel like spring. As planting approaches, Dakota Agronomy Partners Sales Agronomist Hunter Schreiner says dry conditions are a concern near Minot, North Dakota. "In the last week, we got a decent shot of wet snow. Once the…

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A Seed Treatment Could Be Helpful This Spring

Published April 20, 2020

A seed treatment could be beneficial this spring, because it's been wet and cold. "Especially in the small grains. We took off a crop that was pretty poor quality. One of the things we learned this winter is seed may…

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Farmers Eager to Start Spring Fieldwork

Published April 3, 2020

Farmers in northwestern North Dakota are counting the days until spring fieldwork can begin. Based in Lignite, Dakota Agronomy Partners manager Katie Woodbury says this past week’s snowstorm has things on hold. "We had a lot of acres that were…

Farmers Playing a Waiting Game at Harvest

Published September 13, 2019

Based in Drake, North Dakota, Dakota Agronomy Partners location sales agronomy representative Kirby Boucher says harvest is at a standstill in north central North Dakota. "We just got two inches of rain on Thursday. There's some wheat left in the…

Wet Fields Delay Harvesters Move North

Published August 19, 2019

Rain continues to cause harvest delays in South Dakota, preventing custom combiners from moving into North Dakota. Dakota Agronomy Partners Minot location sales agronomist Allison Bertsch says that is causing some concern for farmers around the area. "Farmers are looking…

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Articles tagged under: Dakota Agronomy Partners

A Busy Spring Fertilizer Season Expected

Growing Like Weeds

Busy Fall Fertilizer Season

Lock in Crop Inputs

Dry Conditions Weigh on Minds as Planting Begins

Spring is In the Air

A Seed Treatment Could Be Helpful This Spring

Farmers Eager to Start Spring Fieldwork

Farmers Playing a Waiting Game at Harvest

Wet Fields Delay Harvesters Move North

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