Be sure to check out this week's "On the Radar" Report for a look at what our scouts are seeing in the fields this week....
Getting your pool ready for the summer? Here's a few tips to make sure your pool chemicals are balanced....
Plant health is a lofty term that gets tossed around a lot in agronomic conversations. However, when you have a clear definition and actionable strategies, maximizing plant health...
During the hustle and bustle of planting season, it’s easy to overlook early-season pests that could cause season-long damage to your cotton crop. Thrips, in particular, require...
Be sure to check out this week's "On the Radar" report that details what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week....
Supply chain issues continue to disrupt the ag industry, making it imperative to use resources efficiently and effectively this season. In many cases, there may not be enough herbicide...
If you find your herbicides aren’t performing as well as they used to, you may be battling herbicide-resistant weeds. Once you have resistant weeds, it becomes much more challenging and...
It would be nice if we could just sit back and enjoy the view when canola reaches its most photogenic stage, but unfortunately, white mold can seriously impact your crop before it...
Cotton growers know that, even under ideal conditions, cotton requires intense monitoring and management throughout the season. Here are some tips to help guide in-season decisions...
What difference could simply adding an adjuvant to your tank mix really make come harvest? We ran trials, crunched the numbers and, according to the data, WinField ® United adjuvants...
The biologicals product category has grown exponentially in the past few years. What was once focused on specialty crops and other niche markets is now moving into row crops. That said,...
As a cotton farmer, some of your biggest purchasing decisions for the upcoming season have already been made. While many variables go into the final variety selection ultimately, you...
Just like us, crops need a well-balanced diet to optimize productivity. When just one essential nutrient is insufficient, the plant can’t carry out metabolic functions as efficiently...
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 adequate weed management , however...
Did you know that an effective seed treatment helps your crop establish a more even stand? That benefit alone offers season-long advantages. Of course, seed treatments can also help...
Every growing season, we focus on several aspects of the WinField ® United R7 ® high yield management research at our Answer Plot ® locations. When it comes to our canola trials, one...
In our ongoing quest to bring the best wheat varieties to market, WinField ® United and CROPLAN ® brand seed have developed relationships with several of the industry’s top genetic...
CROPLAN ® has added a new spring wheat variety to its lineup . CP3201AX CoAXium ® hard red spring is now available in limited quantities for spring seeding. This variety is part of the...
Broadleaf weeds like Palmer amaranth, lambsquarters and ragweed often get a lot of attention from growers in the South but managing grass weeds is equally critical for maintaining yield...
Fungicide applications may not be at the top of your priority list but, according to our Answer Plot ® data, they should be. Across varying locations and conditions, trials have...
As you prepare for spring, it’s a good idea to consider a spring burndown herbicide application if winter or spring annual weeds are a problem in your fields. Winter annuals, including...
As a leader in the sunflower market, WinField ® United is proud to report that sunflowers are a priority crop in our CROPLAN ® seed portfolio . Making this claim isn’t just lip service....
As much as sunflower yield potential has grown in recent years, I firmly believe we’ve yet to reach the pinnacle of crop performance. Simply put, there are several agronomic practices...
If you grow soybeans, you’re likely no stranger to white mold. While it’s impossible to predict exactly what prevalence we’ll see of the disease this season, it pays to be proactive...
Dry conditions across much of the Corn Belt kept sudden death syndrome (SDS) in soybeans at moderate levels during the 2021 growing season. When the disease did show up, it generally...
Spring is almost here, and you know that the emergence of troublesome weeds won’t be far behind. If you haven’t done so already, talk with your local trusted advisor about your weed...
Plant growth regulators have been getting more attention from the agricultural community in recent years, but you may be wondering if they actually live up to the hype. The Answer Plot...
Healthy roots, stems and leaves lead to higher alfalfa yield potential. Above ground, stems and leaves produce and transport plant energy to make valuable forage. Below ground, alfalfa...
With several factors contributing to potential herbicide shortages for the 2022 planting season, farmers are questioning how to address weed control. Glyphosate and glufosinate are...
For more than 25 years, CROPLAN ® seed has delivered consistent, reliable products that farmers depend on. Yet every season provides opportunities to learn something new about our...
Last season, southern rust was easy to find in cornfields across much of the South. Unfortunately for farmers, all the elements of the disease triangle aligned in 2021. There were...
Planting is just around the corner. When seeds start off in cold, wet soils, it can lead to early-season plant stress that can impact the rest of the season. While not all plant...
To maximize yield potential in corn-on-corn acres, additional management considerations are needed. Whether it’s adjusting your fertility program or managing crop residue, even small...
Weed control is a large but critical investment. Don’t let it drift away into thin air. For every inch of weed growth, you give up an average of 4.8 bushels in yield. At today’s prices,...
After you’ve selected the right hybrids to match your fields’ conditions, you have another important decision to make: which seed treatment can give your crop the best early-season...
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There are many innovative technology tools to help farmers harness, dissect and apply data to improve their operations. However, there’s not one tool that does it all, so it can be a...
It can be tricky to choose the right soybean variety for variable fields but there is a solution that’s proven to be effective: WinPak ® soybean varieties by CROPLAN ® seed. Each...
Over the past several weeks, the CROPLAN ® seed team has evaluated yield data and field performance information to help inform your seed decisions for 2022. We’re excited by what we’ve...
“It’s the way we’ve always done it.” I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard that phrase. As a farmer myself, I understand how difficult change can be. Trying something new might...
The photos in our 2021 timelapse show the progression of corn and soybeans from emergence until September in an irrigated field just south of Adams....
Debates about uncoated, light-coated and heavy-coated alfalfa seed are common among seed providers and farmers. Skeptics say there tends to be less seed in a bag of coated seed and...
Planning for 2022 is underway, and you’re probably busy evaluating yield data and applying it to management decisions for next year. Now is a great time to talk to your WinField...
In the soybean market, we’ve started to see a shift from single- and double-stacked herbicide-resistant traited varieties to triple-stacked varieties, including Enlist E3 ® and...
Making good seed decisions starts with leveraging reliable, quality data. Ideally, this means fusing national data with highly localized data from your region or your farm specifically...
Choose adjuvants with research numbers that matter more than ever before. When choosing adjuvants, how do you know they’ll do the job? The description on the jug? Snazzy marketing? A...
With today’s ag technology tools and in-season imagery options, it should be easier than ever for farmers to collect data to inform their seed and crop protection product decisions...
In many areas of the U.S., winter wheat will soon be planted if it hasn’t been already, and spring wheat will be taking root next March or April. Whether you’re finalizing this year’s...
Straight-cut canola has become the harvest method of choice for most producers because of its efficiency. However, pod drop and shatter that happens with this method can reduce yields...
After several years of thorough research and development, I’m excited to share that WinField ® United has brought two new CROPLAN ® LibertyLink ® spring canola hybrids to the market...
Planning for the 2022 season begins this fall, and a good place to focus your efforts is revisiting your nutrient management program. While the season is still fresh in your mind...
As the product manager for CROPLAN ® winter canola , I enjoy reminding growers about the many agronomic benefits that come with including it in their rotation. This year, winter canola...
For farmers who adopt minimum- or no-till practices, controlling weeds throughout the fall can be crucial — particularly for winter annual weeds like marestail and perennials, such as...
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...
What do mushrooms have to do with white mold? Find out on this week's "On the Radar" report from our Pest Pros crop scouts....
With both established and new companies offering many types of data sources, it can be difficult to decipher truth from hype. Not sure if you’re getting the most value out of your data?...
Be sure to check out this week's "On the Radar" report for a crop update and a look at what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week....
Be sure to check out this week's "On the Radar" report for a crop update and a look at what our scouts are seeing in the fields this week....
Be sure to check out this week's "On the Radar" report for a look at what our scouts are seeing in the fields this week....
Be sure to check out this week's "On the Radar" report for a look at what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week....
Be sure to check out this week's "On The Radar" Report for a crop update as well as a look at what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week....
Be sure to check out this week's edition of "On the Radar" for a look at what our crop scouts are encountering in the fields this week....
Be sure to check out this week's "On the Radar" Report for the latest on what our scouts are seeing in area fields. Keeping a close eye on these conditions can make...
Allied Cooperative invites you to enter our 2021 Calendar Photo Contest! ...
Be sure to check out this week's "On the Radar" Report for a look at what our scouts are seeing in area fields....
Farmers who get high yields with alfalfa recognize its importance in the profitability of their farm. Achieiving top yields requires some attention to details ......
This week's "On The Radar" Crop Scout report gives an update on crops in our area....
During the growing season, every minute counts. Many times, extra hands are hard to come by and more hours in the day are not an option. However, quality technology that is properly...
Allied Cooperative offers 3 tips for optimizing your nutrient management plan and maximizing yields....
Allied Cooperative recently awarded 12 - $1,000 scholarships to area students. The students were chosen from a large group of highly qualified applicants. Pictured is Gracie...
This week's "On The Radar" Crop Scout report includes several pests and weed issues growers need to be aware of....
After the rush of spring planting, it can be hard to monitor every field for in-season problems such as poor stands, seedling diseases, winterkill, early-season pests and weed pressure...
Pest Pros first "On the Radar" crop scout report of the season is here!...
Ace Hardware in West Salem is the place to go to pick up everything you need for the ultimate summer grilling season. ...
Are you ready for spring?? Allied Cooperative has put together a "Spring Planting Checklist" to help you get the most out of your spring planting season!...
Nitrogen management is a complex issue due to many factors that affect the overall nitrogen availability to crops....
As we round the corner on winter, spring alfalfa planting is just around the corner. Below are key strategies and tips our Allied forage team recommends for success....
Roots are a plant’s lifeline for nutrient and water uptake. If your crops don’t have a strong root system, chances are your yield will suffer. Plant growth regulators...
Crops aren't the only thing Allied Cooperative is good at growing. We grow careers too! We have employees that are working for our cooperative that have been here for...
Politicians and government officials at every level seem to be entranced these days by a specific goal when it comes to pushing forward on clean energy: shifting to an all-electric...
The Mindoro Country Store will hold its Grand Re-opening celebration October 12th - 23rd. Customers can expect some excellent sales and opportunities to win some great prizes...
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...
Big crop means big crop removal. As we look at fields going into fall and try to get a grip on overall yield and estimated storage needs, there are some acres that look outstanding and...
As we finish up the 2020 silage season and start planning for the next year, feed shrink should be on top of mind. Feed makes up 40-60 percent of the total cost of producing milk, and...
As a farmer, you don’t need another task on your plate; you want something that’s going to help you manage what’s already there. And though irrigation may be an essential part of your...
Allied Cooperative encourages you to enter our Harvest Photo Contest for a chance to win great prizes!...
Pest Pros gives their final On The Radar Report of the season. Included is a crop update and a look at what are scouts are seeing in the fields this week. ...
We're closing in on harvest time. Vegetable crops are coming off now. Other fields are getting a little closer each day. What should you be watching for?...
This week's "On the Radar" Report shows several issues are crop scouts are seeing in the fields, including aphid craters like that pictured above -- the result of green...
This week's On the Radar Report gives an upclose look at what our scouts are seeing in the fields including this unusual defect where corn is outgrowing the husks. ...
There are probably a number of qualities you’re looking for in your corn silage crop, including adequate nutrient and moisture levels as well as optimal tonnage. One way you can help...
As our crops progress there are several concerns you should be watching for. Check our this week's "On The Radar Report" to see what you should be watching for....
Allied Cooperative is pleased to announce the results from our 2020 Board of Director elections....
Corn is at R1 stage (silk), Soybeans are at R3 stage (pods developing size) -- and while the crops are coming along quite nicely, our scouts are finding some issues in the fields....
Spring and early summer are always busy for farmers. But 2020 has brought many unforeseen challenges that have made this time of year even more hectic. With so much to consider this...
Be sure to check out our "On The Radar" report for a look at what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week....