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We are right in the middle of planning for 2025 and input costs this are being looked at very closely. Chemical programs are being reevaluated for cost-effectiveness in terms of weeds killed...
Are You prepared for the 2025 growing season? It may seem like an eternity until spring arrives, but if the weather cooperates, we could be dropping seed in the ground in three months. Now is the tim...
It is always easier to keep a field clean than it is to clean a field up. SFG offers a wide variety of chemical and scouting programs to help you with your weed control for the 2025 season.
In my area there was a good crop that helped us build hay piles that had been depleted in past years. Remember though, good hay yields pull off a lot of fertilizer. If we want to ensure we get similar...
With the end of the year rapidly approaching, and prepay opportunities available at that time, farmers are trying to find ways to cut expenses for the 2025 growing season. I often hear the question, &...
There are a few things to consider when making your dry fertilizer decisions. We are hearing more and more about the importance of sulfur for your corn crop. An easy way to get the sulfur that your cr...
With Christmas and New Year fast approaching, its time to look ahead to the 2025 crop season and evaluate fall work and what we have left to do next spring.
Many farmers have finished harvest and are starting to think about fall fertilizer and agronomy plans. Many farms experienced above average corn, soybean, and alfalfa yields this year. We must remembe...
With the harvest all but done it is time to start thinking about the 2025 growing season. One of the most important decisions we can make for next year’s crop is seed selection. This year it see...
As I type this, the first major rain event we have had in about 30 days is setting in. Rain is predicted most of this week. That should recharge soil moisture to the point that when things dry up, we ...
