Getting easier by the day finding southern rust. Look down not up. Finding from two leaves below ear leaf to two leaves above. Un-sprayed April/May corn as well as June corn. So far found in Perry, Jackson, Randolph counties. June corn will be most vulnerable

Even with ample rainfall in July/August there are subacre environments in SIL that are far from perfect. Have to consider what plants experience from day 1 to harvest to understand the outcome. This sidexside on one of those environments that had little rain first 3 weeks in June

#gamechanging

There will be a lot of orange dust flying when combines roll in SIL. Southern Rust is very alive in sprayed & unsprayed, but if you see more than you like in Fungicide treated fields, rest assured, the Fungicide u paid for is still working. Untreated June fields will be hit hard

Tune in to hear our CEO, Kay Kuenker, on this week's Ag+Bio+Science podcast!

I get a lot of questions about what exactly we do at Advanced Agrilytics & while it’s certainly complicated, it’s also pretty simple...Make the ears in SWI 6 and 5 match the ears in SWI 8. Just think for a minute the potential bu gained if we even come close (62% of this field = SWI 5/6)

Time to make #wheat great again - Advanced Agrilytics style...

Amen to that @TEVAchrisk A lot of truth here.

Soil fertility builds the foundation for everything else we do on the farm. Hear more from Kess and Meghan just how important it is! #agronomy #plant21 #soil

Never in my career have I put more time & thought into making sure every seed planted has the chance to become perfect, and never have I been more excited to check on that progress! Every input placed purposefully and with specific intent. Advanced Agrilytics #inputsmatched2environment

Time to put on the finishing touch

This girl got to learn how to stage wheat for flowering and fungicide apps today. She might be 4 but she will know how baby wheat is made before she starts Kindergarten! We start them young at Advanced Agrilytics

There’s not a whole lot of Precision Ag work been done on winter wheat...So we’re doing it at Advanced Agrilytics Matching input needs spatially - based on what each plant needs in its specific environment (for wheat!) sounds like fun to me 🌾🌾

Not sure there’s ever been this level of detailed research done in SIL corn. But we’re doing it at Advanced Agrilytics

Aggregate data is so 2010. Join the next evolution of data management with a more proactive approach. advancedagrilytics.com/press-releases…

Putting the finishing touches on wheat and watching the beginning of this falls outcomes. SIL is coming to life! Exciting week Advanced Agrilytics and honored to be an integral part of the life of these plants

Paying attention to detail matters. 4% of this 330 acres, single plant date, are in a saturated environment, even so, planter technology made all the difference as we found 3 rows not running active FurrowForce and the results vs rows running properly were huge. @ $7 🌽thats $20K

Our old friend S Rust decided to show up after all… St. Clair County

We've been hearing about and seeing a lot of green stems on harvest-ready soybeans this fall. Here's our take on what's happening on those potentially water-limited acres: bit.ly/greenstemsoybe…

When every GDU counts to try and get each and every corn plant out of the ground in the next 2 (or maybe 3 weeks…), it is helpful to know what acre and what proportion of acres are the most at risk!  Advanced Agrilytics