New soil extraction methods offer deeper insights, but retailers must match testing strategies to agronomic goals, customer needs, and profitability.
Maximize corn yield potential with smarter nitrogen timing, soil testing, and strategies to reduce nutrient loss.
Canadian startup helps farmers optimize fertilizer applications and expands its real-time crop nutrition platform to soy and wheat.
Higher nutrient analysis reduces tons applied and boosts ROI at equal cost per acre.
Strong nodulation powers nitrogen fixation and yield potential — learn when supplemental nitrogen can help soybeans thrive.
Temporary trucking flexibility helps prevent fertilizer supply bottlenecks during critical spring planting and upcoming summer distribution periods.
Follow a disciplined approach focused on timing, placement, and nitrogen use efficiency to help safeguard yield potential without overspending.
TFI endorses bipartisan infrastructure legislation supporting rural roads, freight efficiency, and America’s agricultural supply chain resilience.
WestLink Ag CEO Jeff Pritchard shares insights on rising input costs, biological opportunities, and what’s next for ag retailers.
Agronomy leader and former Nutrien expert to drive yield, efficiency and adoption of advanced phosphorus technologies.
The Fertilizer Institute says temporarily suspending this maritime law will help fertilizer supply for the 2026 growing season.
With tighter margins, focus on maximizing nutrient use efficiency is key to protecting yield potential.
New highly concentrated formulation delivers lower application rates, flexibility, and operational efficiency.
As agriculture moves into the spring fertilizer application season, ag retailers see reasons for hope and concern.
Fertilizer volatility pushes retailers and growers toward precision tools, smarter planning, and biologicals to improve efficiency, manage costs, and reduce risk.
As fertilizer costs stay high, industry insiders say the role nitrogen (N) stabilizers will play in the 2026 growing season remains as critical as ever.
Build-and-maintain or sufficiency strategies help retailers and farmers align nutrients with crop needs, manage costs, and reduce risk effectively.
Fertilizer prices surge amid uncertainty, pushing farmers toward precision tools, reduced inputs, and smarter strategies to manage volatility and risk.
Jeff Pritchard, CEO of Westlink Ag Group, examines fertilizer prices and opportunities for biologicals companies to fill gaps.