There is no question COVID-19 has forced us into some unfamiliar practices. It seems like masks and socially distancing is becoming an everyday normalcy for us. At Valley United we had...
There have been damaging levels of grasshoppers found in the Central Part of Norman County. Grasshoppers usually start their lifecycle in noncropland and road ditches and move...
In this time of uncertainty, we want to assure you that your Valley United Co-op team will always prioritize the health and safety of our employees, owners, customers, suppliers and...
The situation with COVID-19 continues to be fluid with changes happening daily. At Valley United Co-op we have objectives moving into spring: Work to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 to...
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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...
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Establishing an effective fertility program is not a simple task nor a small investment. Whether you soil sample in spring or fall, you need to be able to trust the results so you can...
Variances in weather conditions can create many challenges. If you’re not adjusting your crop nutrition decisions to account for the conditions, you could be steering your program in...
Once your burndown application is complete and fields are ready for planting, it’s hard to think about anything but getting seeds in the ground. For effective weed management , however,...
Moisture is essential for optimal crop growth, but too much of it can flood fields and hinder plant performance. Knowing the answers to these questions can help you prepare for and...
Abnormally dry to extreme drought conditions can have substantial impacts on crop performance. Even though some parts of the country are seeing plenty of moisture now, we all know...
Corn-on-corn acres require additional management considerations to get the most from the crop. Whether it’s adjusting your fertility program or managing crop residue, even small...
When you hear the word “micro,” what comes to mind? Do you immediately think “inconsequential,” “insignificant” or “nonessential”? If so, you may assume that micronutrients are an...
Real-time, local research and insights from Answer Plot® and Insight Trials to help you decide which seed products should be part of your game plan for the next season Every fall, we...
As the days get shorter and cooler, your main objectives are probably to get crops harvested and complete any fall tillage or other soil prep before the snow flies. Here’s one more...
You probably have your seed and crop inputs ordered or maybe already in the barn. But how’s your ag technology planning going for next season? Work with your local trusted advisor now...
In 2021, there could potentially be four herbicide-resistant soybean trait platforms available — Roundup Ready 2 Xtend ® (glyphosate and dicamba resistant), XtendFlex ® (glyphosate...
We’re still awaiting harvest data, but that doesn’t mean it’s too soon to start evaluating seed options for next season. Here’s a sneak peek at some of the new CROPLAN ® corn and...
Winter wheat will soon be planted in many areas of the United States with spring wheat taking root next March or April. Whether you’re finalizing this year’s winter wheat selection or...
As you begin planning for the 2021 season, you’re no doubt looking for ways to achieve early, uniform plant emergence and maintain outstanding plant health throughout the season so you...
With today’s ag technology tools and in-season imagery options, it should be easier than ever to collect data to inform seed and crop protection product decisions. But even though all...
A clean start in the spring. Improved chances of on-time planting. Fewer pest havens. These are just a few of the benefits of an effective fall burndown. What’s your burndown strategy...
The need to monitor drydown trends in your cornfields comes at one of the busiest times of the season. Prioritizing sample collection and stand assessment in every field is difficult...