Yara's Crop Nutrition podcast
Yara's Crop Nutrition podcast explores topics related to crop nutrition, precision farming, and sustainable agriculture. Hosted by Yara, a global leader in crop nutrition, the podcast features discussions with experts and partners on how to increase yields and reduce environmental impact. It aims to provide knowledge and insights for farmers and agricultural professionals.
Episodes
Circular Agriculture: A Sustainable Future for Farming
In this podcast episode, Dr. Isaac Mpanga discuss circular agriculture and its role in sustainability and resource efficiency within modern farming. Isaac explains how regenerative agriculture and nutrient recycling can enhance soil health while reducing the environmental impact of farming. Isaac shares real-world examples of agricultural innovation and the role of food companies in promoting sust
The Hidden World of Plant Roots - Part 2
In part two of this Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast series, Dr. Rob Mikkelsen continues the exploration of root health, focusing on the role of key nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, and micronutrients in supporting robust root systems. He discusses how these nutrients enhance root architecture, density, and function, emphasizing the critical connection between healthy roots and
The Hidden World of Plant Roots - Part 1
Roots are essential for nutrient and water uptake, but how do you know if your roots are healthy and functioning? In this part one of two episodes Dr. Rob Michelson teaches us about the vital connection between soil health, root systems, and plant performance. He emphasizes nutrient management's role in fostering root development, enhancing fertilizer efficiency, and boosting agricultural producti
Water Management, Critical for Plant Agronomics - Part 2
Irrigation is crucial in optimizing crop growth, nutrient uptake, soil health, and overall plant health. Part two of a two-part episode discusses the agronomic benefits of adopting efficient irrigation practices. We are joined by irrigation experts Guillermo Valenzuela, VP of Sales and Marketing at WiseConn, and Craig Hornung, Director of Technical Services at AC-Foods, to discuss the vital role o
Water Management, Critical for Plant Agronomics - Part 1
Irrigation is crucial in optimizing crop growth, nutrient uptake, and overall plant health. In this part one of a two-part episode, we will explore the agronomic value of proper irrigation. In this first half of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast, we are joined by irrigation experts Guillermo Valenzuela, VP of Sales and Marketing at WiseConn, and Craig Hornung, Director of Technical Services at AC-Fo
Post-Harvest Nutrition Strategies for Better Crop Yields
In this episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast, Yara Regional Sales Manager and grower, Peter DeBoer, helps us understand the critical role of post-harvest nutrition for effective crop management, with a particular focus on almond farming. They emphasize the importance of nutrient sampling and how it can directly influence both crop yield and the economic impact of fertilizer application. The
Boosting Yield with Nitrogen and Sulfur Synergy
In this encore episode, we revisit a crucial conversation from 2020 on the importance of nitrogen and sulfur in crop nutrition and how they work together to enhance plant health. The discussion emphasizes the need to go beyond just focusing on nitrogen application rates and to implement the four Rs of nutrient management: right rate, right source, right time, and right place. Our experts, Yara's D
Precision Phosphorus: Enhancing Crop Health and Yield
Welcome to this special throwback episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast! We're revisiting a classic episode from 2019, which is part of a series dedicated to exploring each essential plant nutrient. In this episode, Dr. Steve Petrie, retired Director of Agronomic Services, dives into the vital role of phosphorus in crop nutrition. He breaks down the "Four Rs" of phosphorus application: the r
Biostimulants vs. Traditional Inputs: What Growers Need to Know
Biostimulants are a growing trend in agriculture, with their use rapidly increasing worldwide, but there are still some questions about how they play a role in today's agriculture. Yara's Marcio Wally, Biological Senior Manager based in Canada, explains that biologicals are complementary to traditional agricultural inputs like fertilizers and pesticides, enhancing crop nutrition and resilie
VIDEO PODCAST: Promoting Root Health with Plant Nutrition
This video conversation discusses the influence of plant nutrition on root health. Dr. Rob Mikkelsen emphasizes the importance of roots and how they are often overlooked. They explain the impact of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, and micronutrients on root growth and health. He provides examples and visuals to illustrate the effects of nutrient deficiencies on roots. The conversation c
VIDEO PODCAST: Nitrate or Ammonium Nutrition - Does it Matter?
In this video episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast, Dr. Rob Mikkelsen, Director of Agronomy for Yara in North America, delves into the crucial topic of nitrogen nutrition in crops. He discusses the physiological preference of most common crops for nitrate nutrition over ammonium, explaining how the ionic charge of the nitrogen molecule impacts plant growth and soil conditions. Rob highlights
VIDEO PODCAST: Promoting Root Health with Plant Nutrition
In this episode, Dr. Rob Mikkelsen teaches us about the fascinating and often overlooked world of root health and its crucial role in plant nutrition. He begins by posing a thought-provoking question: Do nutrients influence roots, or do roots influence nutrients? The answer, as Rob explains, is a complex interplay of both. The Hidden Half of Agriculture: Rob emphasizes the importance of roots, w
Boost Your Citrus Crop: Expert Tips on Micronutrient Management
In this episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast we talk with citrus growing expert John Martzen and Yara Sales Agronomist, Vanessa Dominguez, about the crucial role of micronutrients in citrus health and productivity. They discuss the importance of regular tissue sampling, the risks of over-applying micronutrients, and emerging technologies in nutrient management. John shares success stories th
Building a Sustainable Food System Together
In this Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast episode, Dr. Isaac Mpanga, Yara's Sustainable Food Solutions Director, discusses the importance of sustainable food systems and agronomic agricultural practices. They explore the role of stakeholders in making sustainable agriculture a reality and how Yara is involved in promoting sustainable practices. Isaac emphasizes the need for coordination and communicatio
New Incubator Farm: Towards a Nature-Positive Dairy Production
We're excited to announce the launch of their sixth incubator farm in North America near Livingston County, New York, focused on improving forage quality and environmental sustainability in dairy feed production. The farm is a 150-acre field separated into strips alternating between corn silage and alfalfa. The goal is to study different crop nutrition programs and their impact on forage quality.
Maximize Citrus Yield with Potassium!
This episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast focuses on the vital role of potassium in citrus production and how it can boost yields. Potassium is crucial for water, nutrient, and carbohydrate movement in plants, enhancing leaf size, tree vigor, and overall health. It plays a major role in crop yield and fruit quality in citrus crops. Citrus trees take up more potassium than nitrogen, making it
Sustainable Farming and Water Management
In this episode, we're thrilled to welcome Tobin Stetson, a seasoned professional with a rich civil engineering and soil conservation background, who recently joined Yara to support our efforts in the Eastern Canadian markets. We discuss the relationship between civil engineering and soil conservation, the importance of water in agriculture, and the projects Tobin has worked on in Prince Edward I
Yara's Incubator Farm Network: Part 5 - Rice
This is the 5th and final episode in a series of episodes dedicated to a network of incubator farms that Yara North America. These farms are dedicated to find innovative ways to improve farm productivity balanced with sustainable practices that can be implemented by growers to improve their on-farm profits. In this episode the focus is on the Arkansas Delta incubator farm and its efforts to enhan
Yara's Incubator Farm Network: Part 4 - Potato
We are in the forth episode in a series of episodes dedicated to a network of incubator farms that Yara North America is using to find innovative ways to improve farm productivity balanced with sustainable practices that can be implemented by growers to improve their on-farm profits. In this episode, Scott Warr and Erika Wagner discuss the Yara incubator farm in the Snake River Valley, Idaho, and
Yara's Incubator Farm Network: Part 3 - Grains
We are in the third episode in a series of episodes dedicated to a network of incubator farms that Yara North America is using to find innovative ways to improve farm productivity balanced with sustainable practices that can be implemented by growers to improve their on-farm profits. Today, we're talking about the incubator farm in the Canadian prairies to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Spread across
Yara's Incubator Farm Network: Part 2 - Almonds
In this part 2 of our Incubator Farm series, Devin Clarke, takes us to the Yara Almond Incubator Farm in Modesto, California, a pioneering site in the heart of California's Central Valley. The farm is part of a series dedicated to exploring innovative solutions that combine enhanced farm productivity with sustainable practices. This 80-acre farm, which also features a walnut grove, functions as a
Yara's Incubator Farm Network: Part 1 - Soil Health
This is the first in a series of episodes focused on the five incubator farms that Yara is managing in North America. Launched in 2019, the Yara Incubator Farms Network is not just a series of farms; it's a visionary project connecting the dots between farming practices and the global food chain. With over 600 acres across North America, these farms serve as a living laboratory where cutting-edge
Can Soil Be as Essential as the Air We Breathe?
How important is the thin layer of crust on earth that we call soil? Dr. Rob Mikkelsen, Yara North America's Director of Agronomy, and soil science expert Professor John Havlin help us understand. Dr. Havlin's work has not only revolutionized grape cultivation in North Carolina but also advanced sustainable farming practices worldwide. In this episode, we discuss the evolution of soil fertility pr
Current Events in Ag: What We Need to Know
In this episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast is a little different. We talk with Taylor Chalstrom, the dynamic managing editor of My Ag Life and host of the My Ag Life podcast. My Ag Life is a cornerstone resource dedicated to enriching the agricultural community in the Western United States with cutting-edge information. We talk about crucial topics such as soil health, the emerging role
Unlocking Nitrogen Use Efficiency
Dr. Jim Camberado discusses nitrogen use efficiency in crop production. Dr. Camberado shares his experience working with crops such as corn, soybeans, wheat, cotton, and the challenges in executing nitrogen use efficiency. He emphasizes the importance of nitrogen use efficiency due to the dynamic nature of nitrogen in the soil and its impact on crop productivity. Dr. Camberado also addresses mis
Sustainable Wine Growing: The Future?
What does it take to grow the perfect grape? Find out in today's episode with Stan Grant, a vineyard specialist with decades of experience in the grape-growing industry. We discuss Stan's journey into grape growing, the biggest issue in grape nutrition, balancing yield and quality, changes in grape growing practices, creating a crop nutrition plan, differentiating grape varieties for wine, table
pH Puzzle: Understanding and Combatting Soil Acidification
In recent years, we have seen a rise in soil acidification. Today's episode discusses the causes, signs, and effects of soil acidification, as well as strategies for mitigation, adaptation, and prevention (MAP). Joining Yara's Dr. Rob Mikkelsen is Dr. Clain Jones, renowned Montana State University Extension soil fertility specialist and Dr. Manbir Rakkar, Assistant Professor at Ohio State Univ
Ashes to Agriculture: The Ancient Roots of Potash
This episode explores the history, development, and sustainability of the potash industry. We are joined by Dr. Davide Ciceri, who currently leads innovative R&D at AgroPlantae, Inc. and Yara's Director of Agronomy, Dr. Rob Mikkelsen. We begin with the origins of potash, which can be traced back to ancient methods of extracting potassium compounds from wood ashes. The conversation then delves into
Safety First: Navigating the Complexities of Liquid Fertilizer Blending
In this episode, the hosts discuss the benefits and challenges of using liquid fertilizers. Dr. Karl Wyant, Director of Agronomy at Nutrien, and Dr. Rob Mikkelsen, Director of Agronomy at Yara, explain how liquid fertilizers offer more flexibility in creating customized nutrient formulations tailored to specific crop needs. They emphasize the importance of understanding compatibility and safety wh
How can Foliar-Applied Nutrition help with Water Usage?
In the dynamic world of crop production, staying ahead means understanding not just the 'how' but the 'why' behind effective agronomics. And that's exactly what we're unpacking in this episode. Foliar nutrition is more than just a trend; it's a pivotal part of modern agriculture, offering targeted, efficient, and quick nutrient delivery to your crops. We'll explore the science behind foliar feedin
Beyond the Basics: Furthering the 4Rs of Nutrient Stewardship
How can furthering the practices of the 4R nutrient management, transform not only agricultural productivity but also contribute significantly to environmental sustainability and climate change mitigation? Dr. Tom Bruulsema, Chief Scientist at Plant Nutrition Canada, and Yara's Director Of Agronomy, Dr. Rob Mikkelsen are back with us to talk about the advancement of the 4Rs of Nutrient Stewardshi
Green to Arid: An Irish Soil Scientist's Global Odyssey
This episode is a part 2 from last week, where Dr. Rob Mikkelsen met up with some notable soil scientists at the American Society of Agronomy conference. In this episode of our podcast, we delve into the life and career of Dr. John Ryan, a distinguished international soil scientist with an extraordinary background. Born and raised in Ireland, Dr. Ryan's journey in the realm of semi-arid agricultur
From Pampas to Progress: Argentina's Agricultural Innovations
Dr. Rob Mikkelsen recently attended the American Society of Agronomy Conference. He reunited with many of his colleagues and we have the chance to bring two international influencers onto our podcast over the next couple weeks. In this week's podcast, we delve into the heart of modern agriculture with Dr. Fernando Garcia, a renowned expert in soil fertility and crop nutrition. Dr. Garcia is a Free
The Art of Fertility: Best Practices in Dairy Crop Nutrition
In this episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition podcast, we delve into the world of crop management and dairy operations with guests Emmaline Long from Yara North America and Dave DeGolyer from the Western New York Crop Management Association. Over 35 minutes, they discuss the critical role of 4R Nutrient Stewardship in dairy farms, including the development and importance of Comprehensive Nutrient Ma
From Field to Future: Cutting Emissions Without Cutting Corners
In this episode of the Yara's Crop Nutrition Podcast, Scott and Dr. Rob Michelson discuss the Canadian government's mandate to reduce fertilizer-related greenhouse emissions by 30% by 2030. They are joined by Dr. Tom Bruulsema, the chief scientist at Plant Nutrition Canada, to delve into the evidence supporting the four R's of nutrient stewardship and their role in reducing emissions and improvin
The Science Beneath Your Feet: Unearthing Nitrogen's Impact on Agriculture
In today's episode, we dive into the fascinating world of soil science and agronomy with Dr. Newell Kitchen, who has recently published an eye-opening research paper titled "A New Perspective When Examining Maize Fertilizer Nitrogen Use Efficiency, Incrementally." We'll explore the key insights from his groundbreaking work and how they can transform the future of farming. Introduction to Dr. Newe
Unlock the Mystery: Why Different Soil Labs Give Different Results!
In this episode, we're excited to welcome Dr. Grant Cardon, a professor and Extension Soils Specialist at Utah State University's Department of Plants, Soils & Climate. With years of expertise in soil, water, and nutrient management in the Western U.S., Dr. Cardon is a leading authority in his field. Today, Yara's Dr. Rob Mikkelsen joins in the conversation where we tackle a question many have abo
Turning the 4Rs of Nutritent Stewardship to an 11!
We recently did a podcast episode on the creation of the 4Rs of Nutrient stewardship with Dr. Paul Fixen. This was a simple to understand management strategy to improve nutrient use efficiency and on-farm profits. Today we are going to expand on this strategy and talk about how the evolution of farming has changed and how we can become more precise in our execution of the 4Rs and see improved r
Bee Buzz: Cultivating Profits with Pollinators
Today we are diving into a fascinating topic that is both crucial to modern agriculture and a wonder of the natural world – bees. These tiny yet mighty creatures have been an integral part of farming for centuries, shaping the landscapes of our fields and the flavors on our plates. In this episode, we're joined by a seasoned bee expert, Jeff Shaw, Bee Hero, and Jesus Toro, Agronomy Specialist, and
Fertility Unleashed: Mastering Apple Nutrient Balance and Growth
In this episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast, we will explore apple fertility, focusing on the key nutrients that are essential for optimal growth and fruit development. We also uncover the factors that impact fertility recommendations, including soil pH, organic matter content, weather conditions, and crop rotation practices. Emmaline Long, Agronomy Solutions Manager here in North America.
How the 4Rs Reshape Nutrient Management: A History
It's been 11 years since the 4R Plant Nutrition manual was published, setting out a framework for the stewardship of plant nutrients agreed to by soil fertility scientists and crop nutrition practitioners. This episode delves into the fascinating history behind the 4Rs of Nutrient Stewardship, a groundbreaking framework created by The Fertilizer Institute with the invaluable expertise of Paul Fix
Sustainable Turf: Balancing Playability and Soil Health on Sports Turf
In the realm of professional sports, the meticulous care of sports turf fields sets the stage for exceptional athlete performance. Unlike traditional farmlands, urban landscapes, or native ecosystems, these specialized fields demand precise agronomic strategies to withstand the rigors of athletic activity. Tailoring crop nutrition to specific turf grass varieties, managing constant foot traffic, a
Sulfur's Role in Complete Crop Nutrition
Today Dr. Rob Mikkelsen talks about the pivotal role sulfur plays within plants, its intricate relationship with other nutrients, notably nitrogen, and the remarkable impact it has on overall plant health. We will delve into the factors contributing to the increasing prevalence of sulfur deficiencies in North America and discuss the far-reaching consequences for both plants and the environment. A
The Power of Soil Health: Unraveling Testing Methods
Welcome to a special episode of the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast! Soil health seems to be ubiquitous in our agronomic discussions today. Soil health has three main properties: physical, chemical and biological. Today, we have the privilege of hosting Dr. Jacob Parnell, an esteemed expert in soil health and fertility. In this episode, Dr. Parnell will delve into how new soil testing methods help us
Can We Overthink Our Soil Biology?
Have you ever wondered if the buzz around soil biology and its impact on soil health is grounded in scientific evidence or just exaggerated hype? Well, you're not alone. Today, we're joined by an esteemed expert, Andrew McGuire from Washington State University. He is here to debunk some myths and shed light on the truth behind soil biology and its practical implications for farming practices. And
Regenerative Farming: How Burroughs Family Farms Defines Sustainability and How They are Finding Success
In today's episode, we are excited to explore the topic of regenerative farming. We are delighted to have a special guest, Benina Montes with Burroughs Family Farms, a family-owned and operated business in California that has been at the forefront of regenerative agriculture for over four decades. We will delve into the various strategies and practices that Burroughs Family Farms has implemented
Visualizing Success: How Imagery is Helping Farmers Improve Yields and Profits
In this episode, we explore the use of aerial imagery in modern agriculture. The episode covers different types of aerial imagery available to farmers, such as drones, airplane, and satellite imagery, and discusses the advantages of using this technology for crop monitoring. Imagery expert, Jesus Salcedo with the Morningstar company talks about the challenges and limitations of using aerial imager
Growing Strong: The Intersection of Plant Nutrition and Disease Management in Crop Production
In today's episode, we'll be exploring the fascinating relationship between proper plant nutrition and disease and pest management. We all know that a healthy plant is better equipped to fend off pests and diseases, but did you know that the right balance of nutrients can also play a crucial role in preventing outbreaks and managing infestations? Dr. Rob Mikkelsen, Yara's Dir. of Agronomic Service
Fertilizers and the Environment: Minimizing Scope 3 Emissions through Sustainable Practices
It has been estimated that fertilizers contribute to about half of global food production. However, these same fertilizers can be responsible for green house gas emmisions. How can we strike a balance between the benefits of fertilizer use in food production and the greenhouse gas emissions attributed to fertilizers? In this episode, Dr. Rob Mikkelsen helps us explore the impact of fertilizers o
Sowing the Seeds of Profit: A Podcast on Cover Crops, Sustainability, and Soil Health
In this episode, we discuss the benefits of cover crops in terms of sustainability, profitability, and soil health. We explore the ROI of cover crops and how they can improve nutrient use efficiency in farming. Yara's Director of Agronomic Services, Dr. Rob Mikkelsen is joined by Curt Knight, Soil Health Agronomist to provide insight on the latest research and practical tips for farmers looking t
What to Expect in the Future of Agriculture - An Expert's View
In our last podcast, we looked back in history with a couple Ag Leaders, Dr. Bill Easterwood and Dr. Steve Petrie. In this episode, we speak with Brian Kenyon, VP of Innovation and Sustainable Solutions. How can we move from short-term to long-term profit through innovation and a circular economy? Brian give us his top innovations that can lead us to a nature possitive food future. Brian Kenyon r
A Retrospective of Crop Nutrition from Two Great Yara Teammates
One of Yara's goals is to grow the knowledge of our community. Today we are fortunate to talk with Dr. Bill Easterwood and Dr. Steve Petrie. Both have been working in agriculture for over 70 year combined. They have learned a lot and seen a lot of changes over their carrers. We sit down with them to give us perspective on our industry and what amazing opportunities we have in the future. Dr. B
How to Interpret a Soil Analysis Lab Report and What do You Do With That Information
This is the fourth episode in a series that will help us understand soil analysis and how it can be beneficial as you create a complete nutrition plan. In this episode, we discuss what we do with the soil analysis report we get back from the lab. How do we interpret these results and create a nutrition plan that will create the optimal ROI for your field and crop. It might be beneficial to list
Soil Analysis - Lab Considerations and Analytical Processes
This is the third episode in a series that will help us understand soil analysis and how it can be beneficial as you create a complete nutrition plan. In this episode, we talk about how to select a lab, what types of tests a lab can run, and what you should know about the process that might help with the interpretation. It might be beneficial to listen to the previous episodes: Is There Value in
What You Need to Know When You Are Taking Soil Samples
This is part 2 of our soil analysis series. In this episode, we discuss when, where and how to take soil samples that you will send to the lab. We discuss the differences between grid sampling vs. zone sampling and composite sampling. Listen to our first episode when we discussed why or if you should do soil analysis HERE
The History and Future of Phosphorus for Plants
Dr. Rob Mikkelsen, Yara North America's Director of Agronomic Services, helps us understand the origin of using phosphorus for plants and how this has changed over the years. We discuss what the future of phosphorus might look like too. Read Dr. Rob's article we reference HERE Check out a couple of our favorite episodes: An Unsung Hero: Norman Borlaug The Alchemy of Air with author Thomas Hag
Is There Value in Soil Analysis?
We have stated that soil analysis should be your baseline & starting point for developing a good nutrition plan for your crops. Is this still the case? Are there better ways to determine what the plant needs to maximize its genetic potential? Are soil tests accurate? What about spatial variability? Do they cost too much money? Are tissue/petiole tests better? In this part 1 of a series of episo
Overcoming Disruptions in Agriculture
There are many variables in farming. Distruptions are a challenge that growers are atuned to recognizing and making decisions that can minimize the impact. Gary Vogen, Yara North America's VP of Corporate and Regulatory Affairs joins Dr. Rob Mikkelsen and Devin Clarke to discuss some of the new regulatory issues that are specific to fertilizers and how they might effect agriculture.
The Importance of Post Harvest Irrigation with Almonds
Permanant Crop Manager, Devin Clarke, talks about the importance of post harvest irrigation on almonds relative to carbohydrate production and storage. It is the only time that we can build carbohydrates in excess of what the tree is demanding and store for the coming bloom resulting in improved yields. This episode originally aired in the fall of 2018 when we weren't in an extreme drought. In t
What's Happening on our Incubator Farm in Saskatchewan, Canada?
Crop Manager Delaine Mandziak, gives us an update on the activities on one of our four North America Incubator Farms. Listen to our introduction to this farm on our initial episode about this Farm. Delaine talks about the devestating drought conditions they have endured throughout Western Canada and they unexpected learnings from this. She also updates us on the 2022 observational data and the
Biofortification - How Can We Make Foods More Nutritious?
One in three people in the world suffer from a tragic condition called hidden hunger. Hidden hunger is when a person might appear healthy but their diets are low in nutrients and vitamins making them vulnerable to illness and disease including blindness, reduced cognative development, stunted growth, etc. Agriculture and the food channel can help solve this problem by using seed varieties that
What's Happening at our Alabama Incubator Farm?
Dr. Trey Cutts, Market Development Manager for Yara North America, gives us an update on the 80-acre incubator farm we are working in Auburn, Alabama. This is the 4th growing season for the farm that grows corn, cotton and soybeans. Listen to our past episode on this incubator farm Learn more about the incubator farm
Evolution and Learnings of Citrus Agronomics
Dr. Bill Easterwood, Kelsay Gunthorp and Richard Newman help us understand citrus nutrition, how to manage HLB and some of the new research that has been done in the last year with Yara and with the University of Florida. Check out or previous Citrus episode, "Complete Citrus: Good Agronomics Always Win" Learn more about Yara's Complete Citrus solution HERE Learn more about Citrus from University
Incubator Farm Update: Columbia Basin
Erika Wagner, Yara Crop Manager, updates us on the 130-acre Columbia Basin Incubator Farm focused mainly on potato. She discusses the weather challenges they had early in the year and some of the preliminary findings from the 2022 season. Watch this short video about the Columbia Basin Incubator Farm Listen to our previous episode on the Columbia Basin Incubator Farm Learn more about Yara's Top P
Almond Incubator Field Update - What are We Learning in 2022?
Into our third full year at our Modesto, California Incubator Farm, Devin Clarke, Crop Manager, stops by to give us an update on what we are learning. Here is the episode where we explain the purpose of our incubator farms. To find out more about the Modesto almond field click HERE Learn more about almond nutrition HERE Learn more about the Better Soil Alliance
Support Alfalfa Recovery with the Right Nutrition
Alfalfa is an important crop for us: grown on an extimated 74 million acres world-wide. North America is the highest producer, representing 41% of the world-wide total. Among US crops, alfalfa is the 3rd in value after corn and soybeans with over $8 billion annually. However, this doesn't include the value of dairy and other animal products. One of the unique properties of alfala and other legu
VIDEO PODCAST: How to Take Soil Samples
This week, Sales Agronomist, Brady Stover 'tees-up' all the tips and tricks that he's learned over the years for pulling soil samples - from transporting your probe to creating a randomized pattern in the field. 00:00 Intro 01:16 What is soil sampling 04:03 Determining a sampling pattern 06:44 In-field considerations 07:54 Pulling a sample 11:16 Bagging the sample 12:53 Selecting which test
Another Incubator Farm in Washington Focused on Potatoes
Yara has added a fourth incubator farm to our North America efforts to collaborate and learn. This one is located in the Columbia Basin in Washington in some of the highest yielding potato acres in the world. In this episode, Erika Wagner, Crop Manager, and Brady Stover, Sales Agronomist will join us to explain what we are trying to accomplish on these 130-acre fields. Watch this short video abo
The Future of Farming and Food Production
Agriculture is a dynamic business. Food security and farming sustainability are key for our growing population and issues with inputs. What should we be thinking about and how can we collaborate to find solutions?
VIDEO PODCAST: How Cool is Too Cool for Fertilizer Applications?
This week, Yara's Sales Agronomist Brady Stover takes advantage of a warm day to drop the top and hit the field. Find out what you need to consider when applying fertilizer early in the spring.
Carbon Farming - Is it Right For Your Farm?
In this episode we play the introduction to a new podcast, Carbon Farming Podcast, a podcast produced by Agoro Carbon Alliance. Agoro Carbon Alliance is taking action across the global food value chain to grow a permanent, farm-based carbon solution through Farm Carbon Credits and certified climate-smart crops. One question that we hear more often than any other is: so what is carbon farming, any
VIDEO PODCAST: Soothe Your Crop with Magnesium
In the final video of our nutrient series, Yara's Sales Agronomist Brady Stover comes clean on the use of magnesium in crops.
How Does your Soil Ph on Turf Affect Nitrogen Use?
When managing your turf nutrition program, it is important to know your soil Ph. This will help you determine the correct 4Rs for your comprehensive program. Yara's turf team of Neil Mayberry, Crop Manager for T&O, joins sales agronomists Brian Grill and Cole McNally to help us understand soil Ph and why it is an important factor before deciding on your nitrogen program. Learn more and sign up fo
VIDEO PODCAST: The Wonders of Boron
In this video podcast, Yara Sales Agronomist Brady Stover, explains the importance of Boron in crop Nutrition.
Mythbusting: Are Organic Fertilizers Used More Efficiently by Plants
Dr. Rob Mikkelsen, Yara's Director of Agronomic Services, joins us again to bust a common myth that organic fertilizers are preferred by plants. To learn more about Yara please visit us at https://www.yara.us https://www.yaracanada.ca
VIDEO PODCAST: Penny For Your Thoughts?
When we think of pennys, we typically think of copper, but in the last 40 years, Zinc has been the main ingredient in manufacturing US pennys. In this video podcast, Yara Sales Agronomist Brady Stover, explains the basics of zinc as a fertilizer.
How Can we Improve Efficiencies and Maintain On-Farm Profitability?
2022 is another challenging year for farms. Input costs are rising and availability might be limited. As we look to be more efficient with these inputs, change is critical. Peter DeBoer, Yara Regional Sales Manager for Northern California, helps us understand three strategies to be more efficient with our inputs while ensuring profitability and sustainability.
Get the Most Out of Your Iron Applications on Turf
We recently received a comment and question on our podcast web page that had to do with how Iron (Fe) interacts with turf and how it can help with greening. Yara's turf team of Neil Mayberry, Crop Manager for T&O, with sales agronomists Brian Grill and Cole McNally address this question and help us all understant the interaction of Fe on Turf. Learn more and sign up for our Optimum Turf Newslette
Mythbusting: Are We Losing Fertilizer to Atmosphere and Leaching?
Here is a statement that I read on the internet recently, "...while fertilizers make crops grow better and faster, half of the fixed nitrogen we add is lost. Imagine that--we lose the equivalent of 12 million nitrogen elephants (~165 billion pounds) every year" Dr. Rob Mikkelsen, Yara's Director of Agronomic Services, helps us understand this statement and bust this myth. Submit a comment, quest
VIDEO PODCAST: From ULSD to Better Bread
This week, Yara's Sales Agronomist Brady Stover explains how Ultra-Low Sulfur Diesel has impacted the availability of sulfur fertilizer and discusses the benefits of an often-overlooked nutrient. If you have a question, comment or suggestion, please go to our podcast webpage and let us know.
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