Crop Advantage Series meetings provide a solid foundation of current, research-based crop production information to help you make informed decisions. Topics for each meeting are selected for your fields and your growing conditions. This program includes 2026 outlooks, fungicide, weed management, nitrogen management, pesticide application, and more.
Crop Advantage Series meetings provide a solid foundation of current, research-based crop production information to help you make informed decisions. Topics for each meeting are selected for your fields and your growing conditions. This program includes nitrate, 2026 outlooks, sulfur, nitrogen management, pesticide application, weed management, and more.
Join the Iowa Soybean Association on February 19 in Templeton to learn how research meets your bottom line. We’ll pour fresh insights on the agronomic practices and programs that turn good ideas into profit. Soybean Trials That Work: Results from sulfur, fungicide and insecticide to maximize ROI Cover Crops That Pay: Cost-share programs and strategies to boost…
Join the Iowa Soybean Association on February 19 in Templeton to learn how research meets your bottom line. We’ll pour fresh insights on the agronomic practices and programs that turn good ideas into profit. Soybean Trials That Work: Results from sulfur, fungicide and insecticide to maximize ROI Cover Crops That Pay: Cost-share programs and strategies to boost…
This is an Iowa Pork Producers Event for owners/operators, contract growers, production employees, veterinarians, and swine industry stakeholders. Topics and speakers include: Brian Blumhagen discusses what to inspect in hog barns, when to consider major repoairs, and what related costs could be Dr. Chris Rademacher explains effective mortality management. Gracie Greiner Marlo covers the National…
Get the inside scoop on global trade, biofuels, ag policy and other factors shaping the future of the soybean industry. You’ll find practical, farmer-driven discussions on how these topics impact your operation. We encourage you to bring your questions and farm perspectives to the event. Your involvement helps us ensure we are best serving Iowa…
See the flyer for SWISH Summer Tour Stop 3 Join the South West Iowa Soil Health group as they meet with farmers! You’ll learn about practices that farmers across SW Iowa are using on their land. This includes diverse cover crop plantings like flax, buckwheat, and camolina. Make sure to bring a lawn chair…
7-7-26 Randolph Field Day Flyer Join Heartland Co-op to learn about the economic and biological benefits of conservation and seed genetics. Grill-out lunch is provided. The agenda includes seeing a rainfall simulation of soils under different management systems, a seed demo plot walk, and a soil health field walk. Time: 10 am -…
Eric Fara grew up in Shelby County, Iowa, where his family raised crops for seed and his grandpa ran a grain elevator through which he sold the seed. About 25 years ago, they started raising wagyu cattle and grazing them on cover crops when possible. Eric felt a strong pull back to the farm after…
Rosmann Family Farms is a 700-acre certified organic farm that supports three generations of the Rosmann family with a mixture of corn, soybeans, popcorn, small grains, forages and pasture as well as cattle, hogs and chickens. Across decades, the Rosmanns have established a patchwork of 47 different fields throughout their whole farm. They are strong…