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Wisconsin Potato Update - 7/16/25

Allied Cooperative's Matt Selenske gives an update on the potato crop in Wisconsin July 2025. ...

Mid-summer care tips for Corn and Soybeans

Agronomy Advisor Travis Woods gives some mid-summer care tips for corn and soybeans. ...

Ben Stone Waxx 7 2 25

Livestock Production Specialist Ben Stone, who works out of our Seymour office was on WAXX Radio's farm show today discussing ways to help keep your calves healthy, especially during the hot summer months. ...

Austin Bohm 6 25 25

Allied Cooperative Ag Technology Specialist, Austin Bohm, discusses fungicide applications. ...

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"On the Radar" Report

Check out this week's "On the Radar" report for a look at what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week.

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"On the Radar" Report

For a look at what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week, check out our "On the Radar" report.

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Field Observations: New Biologicals Show Promising Start

As growers look for new ways to enhance plant health and performance throughout the season, the biological crop input market has gained popularity, particularly with row crops. To meet ...

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"On the Radar" report

Check out this week's "On the Radar" report for a look at what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week.

Allied Coop WI

"On the Radar" Report

Check out this week's "On the Radar" report for a look at what our crop scouts are seeing in the fields.

Allied Coop WI

"On the Radar" Report

Allied's crop scouts report their findings in the field in this week's "On the Radar" report.

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"On the Radar" Report

Check out our recent "On the Radar" report for a crop update and issues that our crop scouts are seeing in the fields this week.

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Managing Heat Stress

Summer heat stress is already testing us. Are you ready for the warmer days ahead? The most obvious sign of heat stress is a drop of 3 - 7 lbs of milk per cow per day.