Agronomics

Since the drought of 2012, we have experienced healthy production for both corn and soybeans across the U.S. The question is – just how good has it been? Read More

Nitrogen is one of the most essential nutrients for plant growth. Although nitrogen gas in the atmosphere represents the largest quantity of the nutrient in the environment, it’s unavailable to most plants as a direct source. Read More

Sulfur is an essential macronutrient needed by plants to perform a variety of functions. In this live webinar, Nutrien Senior Agronomist Dr. Cristie Preston shares how sulfur plays a vital role in plant development, and what factors throughout the sulfur cycle should be considered when… Read More

Knowing when you can safely terminate irrigation while optimizing kernel development and yield timing is an important management decision. Read More

eKonomics agronomists deliver a depth and range of industry experience. Their dedication, insight and talents provide you with credible, product agnostic, and infinitely valuable expertise that is hard to find anywhere else.   Read More

This webinar discusses nutrient deficiency symptoms often develop during the growing season, or when weather events raise questions about the availability of nutrients to a crop. Read More

In this webinar hosted by eKonomics, Nutrien Director of Agronomy Dr. Robert Mullen teaches common fertilizer calculations used to determine fertilizer rates, prices. Read More

Proper nutrient delivery is critical for maximized yield and quality in potatoes, and producers generally use both dry and liquid forms of fertilizer to accomplish this. Read More

Soybean phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) nutrition is sometimes an afterthought in a farmer’s nutrient budget and fertilizer plan. Not providing adequate nutrition can cost farmers money, even with softer commodity prices. And soybeans need the same attention to fertility has does corn. Read More