Interns start their summer 2022 experience.

Variable rate seeding (VRS) of soybeans has been played around with for many years, but it is more complex than corn VRS. It seems like the things you need to do for soybeans are quite opposite of corn, which makes sense because the plants grow so differently during the season.

This year especially, farmers across the Western Corn Belt should consider the effects of early planting on corn seeds. The Midwest has been experiencing colder and especially drier weather this year, and we’re seeing the effects of that right now.

Planting season seems to be right around the corner. Here are three tips for success.

Tar Spot is new to our western corn belt footprint, but we are here to help. Utilizing the Tar Spot rating on our website can help determine the best products for your acres.

Starter fertilizer can help get your corn off to a healthy, uniform start to maximize yields. To maximize results, use a starter fertilizer program that fits your farming practices and equipment.

Warm weather in the Western Corn Belt surely does feel like Spring Planting is right around the corner. Take advantage of Hoegemeyer tools to select #TheRightSeed for your acres.

NOW is the time. Get familiar with the facts by using Granular's VRS features. Understand your data and understand your fields.