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Remember what your corn looked like this spring? This video was taken earlier in the season, but the message matters now. As fall nitrogen goes on, matching nitrogen and protectant rates to the right acre can help set up the 2027 crop for success.

Where will your next career move take you? We’re hiring for agronomy, research, and account management roles. Join Advanced Agrilytics and help growers turn insights into better decisions. Explore open roles: adag.ag/DZ4IA

Precision agriculture has an identity crisis. We can map variability, draw management zones, and change input rates across a field. But do we understand what’s limiting the crop and why a different rate should help? Read more: adag.ag/FnWQk

Good decisions require quality yield data. Yield data is the foundation for understanding field performance, evaluating management decisions, and learning from the season. Better data leads to better decisions.

Five yield data problems I see every harvest: split-planter data, multiple combines, speed changes, moisture differences and multiple harvest dates. The goal is to see true environmental field variability, not variation created by the combine.

Seeing green stems in soybeans this fall? Dan Emmert explains how pod loss, drought stress, heat, cloudy conditions, late herbicide applications, and nutrient limitations can contribute to green stem issues and harvest challenges.

There may be value in your soil, but finding it takes more than a soil test. Residual fertility value should be identified, calculated and connected to the land itself. See how Advanced Agrilytics turns soil data into an RFV Report: adag.ag/KuIPv

You have your soil test results. But how were the fertility targets behind your recommendation determined? Understanding why you’re building toward a certain nutrient level is an important part of deciding where to invest your P and K dollars. Watch Now: adag.ag/4xeFT

Same field. Different environments. After a season of rain, heat, and stress, Brian Mansfield evaluates the results of managing each acre according to its potential.

RFV Reports end with a final dollar value. But for accountants, that's just the beginning. Follow the red thread from field-level soil data to documented residual fertility value, and see what should support a Section 180 accounting decision. Read more: adag.ag/X1PuA

Where will your P and K dollars do the most good this fall? That answer may look different from field to field. In our newest webinar, we break down soil sampling, fertility planning and the decisions growers are weighing this season. Watch now: adag.ag/Ww93W

Not all soybean varieties build yield the same way. Some rely more heavily on the main stem, while others put significant yield on branches. Understanding those differences helps match soybean genetics to the right field environment.

Higher input costs can put pressure on fall plans. Before cutting back, it helps to understand what a change could mean for both next year’s crop and the longer-term productivity of a field. Our new webinar breaks down things to consider. Watch now: adag.ag/niiTq

Bought, inherited or gifted agricultural land? How the land became yours can affect the Section 180 conversation. Our latest blog explains what landowners should know about acquisition type and residual fertility. Read more: adag.ag/06Qf6

Section 180 isn’t just a cropland conversation. Our latest blog explores when production timberland warrants a closer look, what landowners should know about RFV, and where agronomic and tax professionals fit into the process. 🔗 adag.ag/sTnA1

We’re growing our team at Advanced Agrilytics. If you’re looking for an opportunity to work alongside people who are passionate about agriculture, agronomy and helping growers make more informed decisions, we’d love to hear from you. adag.ag/v5xDK

Here’s to the hard work behind every acre. Wishing everyone a safe and happy Labor Day!

Lower soybean populations, but more pods? In this side-by-side comparison, Garrett Williams is seeing roughly 35–40% higher pod set where variable-rate populations drop as low as 110K–115K. Now we follow it through harvest. #SoybeanAgronomy #Soybean #Harvest

August solar radiation was 17.2% below the 10-year average in Brian Mansfield's area. As corn works to finish grain fill, healthy leaf area and plant reserves become increasingly important. Where are you seeing environmental differences show up in your fields this season?

When crop prices tighten, every bushel matters. Grower Joel shares how small management decisions are making a difference on his operation.