พอดคาสท์ Agronomy ชั้นนำ (2021)

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SWAT Agronomy

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SWAT 007: Wes Anderson on Equipping Agronomists with Technology 31:58

1M ago31:58

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Our conversation today covers Wes Anderson’s extensive agronomy background as the vice president of agronomy at Croptimistic Technology. We will discuss the opportunity he saw with SWAT Maps, what’s happening with SWAT water and some of his thoughts on the role site-specific agronomy in some of the carbon and sustainability metrics that are being d…

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SWAT Agronomy

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SWAT 006: Jeff Bennett & Mike Palmier 30:36

2M ago30:36

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In this episode we are joined by Mike Palmier and Jeff Bennett. We dive into how these two collaborate and use technology to improve Jeff’s operation agronomically. You’re going to get some great insights into this approach, how they’re balancing agronomy with logistics, and how they’re integrating multiple technologies to capture the synergies bet…

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 24: Matt Gosling 36:59

3M ago36:59

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Imagine setting out on your own, fresh out of university, down to your last few hundred bucks. Matt Gosling did. That was 18 growing seasons ago, and although the beginning was a challenge with change and uncertainty moving at an incredible rate, Gosling has built Premium Ag into a successful agronomic services company. From the... Read More…

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SWAT Agronomy

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SWAT 005: Mark Huso on Continuous Learning and Training the Next Generation of Agronomists 26:23

4M ago26:23

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Mark Huso of Huso Crop Consulting and Soil Testing joins us in this episode. Mark and I talk about how he’s working with farmer customers during this dry year they’ve had in North Dakota, how he’s training the next generation of agronomists, the technology he finds useful, what he’s still learning about salinity, and some of his thoughts for the fu…

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 23: Laura Van Eerd 21:36

4M ago21:36

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What does it take to be a soil champion? If you’re Laura Van Eerd, professor at University of Guelph, Ridgetown campus, it means being curious about soil biology and crop production and constantly fascinated about what we have yet to learn about nutrient cycles, microbes, and more. Van Eerd considers herself lucky to be able... Read More…

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SWAT Agronomy

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SWAT 004: Landon Friesen on Finding Practical Technologies for the Farm 24:19

5M ago24:19

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Alberta farmer Landon Friesen runs Southman Ag Ventures in Crystal City, Manitoba. He farms canola, wheat, edible beans, sunflowers, and flax with his dad and brother. In this episode, he joins the show to talk about his journey into precision agriculture, how he’s using drones, what he’s looking for in new technology. “(Our grandfathers) didn't fa…

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 22: Ashley Knapton 24:06

5M ago24:06

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Ashley Knapton is the dairy strategic account manager with Corteva. Based in Eastern Ontario, Knapton spends her days working that bridge between the dairy farmer, the cow nutritionist, and what happens in the field. But this isn’t really where she thought she’d end up. Knapton — also known as Kaptin Knapton on social media— had... Read More…

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SWAT Agronomy

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SWAT 003: Josh Messer: Don't Accept the Status Quo 29:53

6M ago29:53

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Today on the SWAT Agronomy Podcast Tim interviews Josh Messer, a certified crop advisor with AgIntel Agronomy Consulting. Josh grew up on a farm in North Dakota and started his career in ag retail. After taking a national agronomy role, he missed the one-on-one interactions with growers, so he started AgIntel a few years ago. “We don't have to acce…

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SWAT Agronomy

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SWAT 002: Cory Willness Answers Your Questions (Part Two) 23:42

7M ago23:42

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On today’s episode, Tim continues his conversation with Cory Willness, President of CropPro Consulting and Croptimistic Technology. Today we share more questions sourced from social media on topics such as precision agriculture and SWAT MAPS. “If you don't have that real solid connection to the ground, your best technology in the world is not going…

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SWAT Agronomy

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SWAT 001: Cory Willness Answers Your Questions 20:11

7M ago20:11

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On today’s episode, Tim sits down with Cory Willness, President of CropPro Consulting and Croptimistic Technology. To make sure the questions were relevant, they were sourced from social media on topics such as precision agriculture, SWAT MAPS, “If people just say this area didn't provide profit, they start abandoning it. And it's not always the ri…

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 21: Ryan Barrett 34:09

7M ago34:09

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How does a dairy farmer’s kid end up advising Prince Edward Island potato farmers on how best to grow spuds? If you’re Ryan Barrett, you get there by being curious, intelligent, adaptable, and an excellent communicator. Barrett now leads research and agronomy for the PEI Potato Board, and spends much of his time fostering cooperation and... Read Mo…

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SWAT Agronomy

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Welcome to the SWAT Agronomy Podcast! 0:48

7M ago0:48

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Monthly episodes launching February 2021!โดย Croptimistic Technology Inc.

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 20: Gregory Sekuliç 33:53

8M ago33:53

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I have written the introduction for this Agronomy Geeks episode three or four times, never quite being able to capture the right sense of what I’m trying to say. In case you missed the news, agronomist and adventurer Gregory Sekuliç has left his nearly decade-long post with the Canola Council of Canada and headed south... Read More…

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 19: Jenneth Johanson 27:49

8M ago27:49

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Jenneth Johanson farms in an atypical growing region at Lac du Bonnet, Man., about 100 km northeast of Winnipeg. She farms on productive land where the eastern Prairie meets the Canadian Shield, some of which is classified as organic soil: peat. Farming on peat has its challenges: it has low water holding capacity, it’s high... Read More…

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 18: Ray Dowbenko 33:20

9M ago33:20

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There are several recurring themes among some of the most interesting people I cross paths with in agriculture. One of the most fun is that many of us never set out with a particular role or job in mind, but instead just rolled with the opportunities in front of us. The other is travel; not... Read More…

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 17: Claire Coombs 31:12

9M ago31:12

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Claire Coombs’ first agronomy love might be soil, but teaching and extension work are likely a close second. Coombs is currently teaching at Algonquin College at Perth, Ont., in the Business Agriculture diploma program. Since March, it’s been an adventure in adaptability, as programs shifted from in-person to online nearly overnight. That change al…

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 16: Michelle Baker 19:14

10M ago19:14

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Farms aren’t as mobile as we’d like sometimes, and that can mean leaving your home base to pursue work and life somewhere else. Taking on a new challenge outside of where you grew up has benefits though; for example, expanding your social circle, or diversifying professional opportunities. For Michelle Baker, with Millstone Crop Services, based... …

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 15: Paul Hermans 20:11

10M ago20:11

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Sometimes taking on a new role is the challenge you need to really dig in to the next stage of your career, but sometimes returning to an earlier role is a great way to inject excitement and joy, while allowing for mentorship and growth too. Paul Hermans has held several different positions with Pioneer (and... Read More…

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 14: Cory Willness 27:16

11M ago27:16

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There’s a saying about decisions being only as good as the information they’re based on. The same could be said for agronomic decisions based on maps; the better the map, the better the decision. When Cory Willness, based at Naicam, Sask., got going in his agronomist role, most field maps (if they existed) were based... Read More…

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Asgrow XtendFlex Podcast Field Day 39:15

12M ago39:15

39:15

We go into detail about the new recently approved Asgrow XtendFlex Products from a 1.8RM to 3.6RM

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Derecho - Drought - Heat Stress 31:59

1y ago31:59

31:59

Thoughts out to everyone in the Derecho path and we talk accelerated maturity with Jim McDermott

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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4th of July means Fungicide Timing 34:10

1y ago34:10

34:10

Chat with Andrew Penney and John Swalwell on the ins and outs of making that corn fungicide decision.

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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June 4th Agronomy Update & Bayer statement on 9th Circuit Court ruling 27:27

1+ y ago27:27

27:27

Jim McDermott talks general Agronomic with rapid accumulation of GDU’s

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Frozen Soybeans & Field of Dreams 16:56

1+ y ago16:56

16:56

Nicole Stecklein talks about assessing damage to frozen soybeans.

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Wow that went quick! 31:20

1+ y ago31:20

31:20

We chat with ISU extension agronomist Meaghan Anderson on some implications and things to scout for during this dryer planting season.

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Impact of COVID-19 on Iowa Ag Industy with Dr. Chad Hart, ISU Ag Economist 39:27

1+ y ago39:27

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card.iastate.edu/products/publications/pdf/20pb28.pdf We take a look at some of Ag economy numbers that will be impacting our agronomy decisions for growing season 2020.

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 13: Don Flaten 21:18

1+ y ago21:18

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With 20 years of teaching and research achieved, Don Flaten says it’s time to retire. It’s a retirement well earned, as the soil scientist with the University of Manitoba has taught over a thousand students the ins and outs of soil, its importance, and revealed to many the complexity of nutrient interactions. Flaten has also... Read More…

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 12: Errin Willenborg 23:11

1+ y ago23:11

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โดย RealAgriculture

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 11: Mike Cowbrough 31:17

1+ y ago31:17

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โดย RealAgriculture

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Halloween Harvest Update 28:59

2y ago28:59

28:59

We talk early harvest results with Jim McDermott

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Congrats George Kadrmas on Retirement 27:19

2y ago27:19

27:19

We take a walk back through the last 26 years of Agriculture and DEKALB Asgrow.

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 10: If it’s fun, it gets done — Jay Whetter on interactive learning 26:16

2y ago26:16

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What happens when you put two past colleagues with a shared passion for agronomy extension, quizzes, and talking into headsets together, then hit record? You get 20 minutes of banter about canola, of course, but also calling a baseball game, why faba beans need more love, six-year crop budgets, and over-sized banana statues. True story.... Read Mor…

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Physoderma Brown Spot & Stalk Rot 27:45

2y ago27:45

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Physoderma Brown Spot with Commercial Corn Breeder Jeff Sernett

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Thistle Caterpillars and more w/ Dr. Erin Hodgson - ISU Extension Entomologist 29:18

2y ago29:18

29:18

We talk through the year we have been having with thistle caterpillars, soybean gall midge and more

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Time for Fungicide 26:40

2y ago26:40

26:40

Mike Weber - Tech Service Rep joins us to talk about our upcoming Delaro applications.

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Late Planted Crops 29:18

2y ago29:18

29:18

We chat about a variety of topics most stemming from our late planted crops

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Late Planting Management & Tips 25:01

2+ y ago25:01

25:01

We walk through a number of scenarios for late planting management.

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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GrainCoat.com - Sean Arians 25:46

2+ y ago25:46

25:46

Learn more about GrainCoat.com and how it was developed to simplify the marketing process for farmers.

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Spray Early with Confidence 25:44

2+ y ago25:44

25:44

Spray Roundup Xtendimax with confidence

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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May 5th - On The End Rows 6:29

2+ y ago6:29

6:29

SE IA Update from May 5th

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Seedling update - Post Snowstorm 2:57

2+ y ago2:57

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I quick update from the field with Nicole Stecklein checking on seedlings after the cold snap and 3 inches of snow

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Weed Management with Matt Nelson 33:16

2+ y ago33:16

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We dive into the weeds

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Happy Easter - Soybean Management 25:10

2+ y ago25:10

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Easter weekend - Spring conditions - High Yield Management

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 9: Shane Thomas 18:12

2+ y ago18:12

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What will agronomy look like five or ten years from now? Will drones and automation have replaced agronomists and field walks? There’s no denying that technology definitely plays a larger role in his job than it used to, says Shane Thomas, agronomist with Yara Canada. From field mapping software, to variable rate capabilities, NDVI readings,... Rea…

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Soybean Quality - Spring Update 24:39

2+ y ago24:39

24:39

John and Craig walk through different scenarios of how to handle lower germination soybeans.

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 8: Marla Riekman 24:54

2+ y ago24:54

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For anyone that’s ever done an agriculture diploma or degree, there’s likely a course that elicited groans when you’d see it on the schedule. For some it’s likely communications, for others maybe statistics, but for many it’s soil science. That was the case for Marla Riekman, which is ironic, given that she now serves as... Read More…

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Iowa Agronomy Update

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Dekalb Product Manager - Jared Webb 14:20

2+ y ago14:20

14:20

Join in to go behind the scenes into what are the joys/challenges of being a product manger for the DEKALB brand.

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Agronomy Geeks

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Agronomy Geeks, Ep 7: Deb Campbell 21:06

2+ y ago21:06

21:06

How do you know when it’s time to set up shop on your own? And in this day and age of rapidly evolving precision agriculture and technology, how does a boots-on-the-ground agronomist carve her niche? Deb Campbell has addressed both those tough topics — the first, in 2012, after a few almosts and could-have-beens, and... Read More…

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Iowa Agronomy Update