Celebrate Growth.

Come together for an agronomic experience.

Feb

6-10

2023

Crop Nutrition Week is a chance to celebrate growth. It is an annual event that brings people together in the pursuit of learning not only the in’s and out’s of crop nutrition and nutrient management, but also why they’re important. It is also a chance to collaborate on how crop nutrition can pencil out for your operation and how to strategize your fertilizer needs. See what you have to gain during this year’s Crop Nutrition Week, and have some fun while doing it!

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Feb

6-10

2023

Celebrate Growth.

Come together for an agronomic experience.

Not registered?

Crop Nutrition Week Daily Topics

Lay of the Land

Take in tips on how to make fertilizer and nutrient management decisions from experts in the field. It starts with understanding the inventory of nutrients in your soil and regular soil testing. Build a fertility management program and manage your crop’s nutritional needs all while balancing your input costs.

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Nutrient Know-How

By Stephanie Zelinko, Ryan Harbison and Jason Schley of Next Level Ag, Inc.

Tuesday’s panel discussion gives producers a look at everything soil tests can identify. From soil texture to base saturation to pH, we’ll explore how a combination of factors can impact nutrient availability. Participants will also receive tips on enhancing the availability of N-P-K while being mindful of budget.

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Growth Goals

We all want the highest yields possible. Taking a business approach to production success can help you determine exactly what that means for your crop. The Agronomy experts share their tips for balancing inputs and returns. See how data can help inform your decisions.

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The Agronomy Economy

By Galynn Beer and Brian Waugh

Good agronomy can help bridge the gap between high prices and quality yields, but unexpected events, high input costs and product scarcity can all derail your harvest outcomes. In our Thursday panel discussion, AgroLiquid experts Galynn Beer and Brian Waugh walk you through their planning process. How do you manage trade-offs between nutrition needs and budget? What is optimum timing for N applications, and what are the pros and cons of foliar applications?

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Planning Precisely

Fertilizer is an investment that’s too sizable to risk. From soil testing to nutrient selection to planning, there’s a lot to consider. Wrap up Crop Nutrition Week by learning how to put these tips into practice, and find out how trusted advisors and experts can support your efforts.

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Event FAQs

What if I missed Crop Nutrition Week in February?

Simply submit your information into the registration panel and check your inbox for exclusive crop nutrition content.

Where do these events take place?

Crop Nutrition Week is an entirely virtual experience that provides exclusive daily content to your email inbox and social media feeds. You can learn from the comfort of your home or office.

Who do I contact if I have questions about the information shared?

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Kari Easton at marketing@agroliquid.com.

What’s it cost to register?

The purpose of Crop Nutrition Week is to celebrate growth, and we didn’t want a price point to get in the way of the celebrating and learning.

How do I participate in Crop Nutrition Week?

Simply submit the registration form and sit back and wait for the exclusive content. Each day its own theme, you can digest valuable insights from your inbox on your own time. A few of the educational components to look forward to include in-depth panel discussions featuring agronomy experts, scientific findings and applicable production tools. Visit CropNutritionWeek.com for the most up-to-date information.

Back 2 Basics Highlights

Want more information about how to maximize your operation’s potential? Take an in-depth look at the nutrients that may make a difference in your crop.