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The coronavirus epidemic continues to spread across the Midwest and has hit surrounding communities. The health of our employees, families, members, and communities remains a top...
We believe in being proactive as well as reactive. Here is Valley United Co-op's plan moving forward....
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Valley United Co-op continues to closely monitor the ongoing developments related to the coronavirus and COVID-19, with great interest. As the global pandemic continues to escalate, we...
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There’s no better time to pull soil samples than in the fall, right after harvest. Fields are clean and crews can work quickly. Applying lime, phosphorus and potassium in the fall can also help make sure you’re ready to plant again next spring.
The more we can get done in the fall, the happier I am going into winter. We want to be planting corn in late April, not waiting to spread fertilizer. – John Wooster, Buxton
Grid soil sampling in the fall also gives growers and agronomists plenty of time to complete planting prescriptions for every acre, including corn hybrid or soybean variety selection, plant populations, variable rate nitrogen application, micro nutrients and more.
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Exciting new research from WinField United reinforces and broadens findings from earlier this year regarding the control of fine particle drift. What we found First, WinField United...
Planting herbicide-resistant seed is the new norm for most farmers. And while postemergence applications are certainly important, to protect the trait technology and to get more...
Did you know that up to 28% of nitrogen that farmers apply will be lost due to volatility, leaching and denitrification? The average loss in the Upper Mississippi Basin is 39 pounds...
Weed control in soybeans used to be fairly simple. Roundup Ready ® soybeans were the go-to for many growers looking for a convenient solution to manage weeds. But the high selection...
At Valley United, we are always on the lookout for friendly, customer-service oriented employees to fill a variety of positions at our nine locations