CHS Agronomy

With fluctuating fertilizer costs, it is important to protect the investments you make. That is where nitrogen stabilizers come in.

Manganese is a trace element that is required in small amounts, but its importance cannot be overstated.

Get a head start on beating nutrient deficiency during the growing season by knowing what to look for.

According to the CHS global research team, nitrogen supply in the U.S. is adequate – for now.

There is significant opportunity for both retailers and their growers to increase yields and ROI by unlocking phosphorus in the soil.

Expanded portfolio includes new soy-enhanced options for improved mixability, storage, and efficacy.  

CHS Agronomy offers a list of four tips to help identify conditions causing deficiency, what it looks like in corn and soybeans, and the framework to apply micronutrients.

CHS Agronomy, joined by two new and six returning partners, continue the Leaders in Farming Technology (LIFT) program for a fifth year.

New and improved Leaders in Farming Technology Academy site offers members agronomic training and professional development.

One key consideration at the end of the harvest season is to complete fertility work in the fall, ahead of planting in the spring.

As growers and their nutrient advisors receive more information about these five areas, they will be able to make more informed fertility decisions.