VP Sales, Canada | NutriAg Ltd. | CCA-ON | BSc. Agr., U of G | Passionate about crops & nutrition | Tweets are my own
Kingston, ON
Joined February 2011
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Chad Mangan retweeted
Still available if anyone is looking for a good used side dresser. RT appreciated.
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Nourish your soil, & your crops will thank you! Humic & fulvic acids help loosen soil, improve nutrient uptake, & support stronger roots for crops that handle stress in any soil
👉 Explore HGS solutions: loom.ly/DlChsX0
#SoilHealth #CropNutrition #HumicAcids #FulvicAcids
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Harvest-ready onions in St. Rémi, QC! 🧅💪
This grower’s ahead of the pack and already heading to market, thanks to a tailored NutriAg nutrition program.
Smart timing. Strong results.
👉 Your fields could be next: loom.ly/6c7tNxo
#OnionHarvest #CanadianAg
The heat did not stop @BryanSten3 from tissue sampling tomatoes all day around Pain Court & Kent Bridge. Our local tomato yield model will give valuable nutrient balance insights to growers in the Chatham Kent region. #NutriAnalytics @NutriAg
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T3 Fungicide Time! Feed your crop with ManZinPhos-DX™ while you fight Fusarium Head Blight (FHB)! Fast-acting manganese, zinc, phosphorus, & sulphur in one easy tank mix to power grain fill and bigger yields! Finish strong! 💪🌾
🔗 loom.ly/7HGFnAU
Cash was helping with a couple important farm jobs tonight - picking stones and checking planting depth - also helping poppa drive the gator. #plant25 #ontag #teamnutriag
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What’s in YOUR sprayer?
Join @SullivanAgro tonight in Carp, or tomorrow morning in Osgoode. @OntAg
Stop by NutriAg booth #2708 at the Ottawa Farm Show to discuss all of your crop nutrition and water conditioning needs for 2025 with Silvian Giscan and I. @OttawaFarmShow @NutriAg
Come see Joe, Bryan and myself at NutriAg booth 628 at the Ontario Fruit & Vegetable Conference to discuss all of your crop nutrition and water conditioning needs for 2025. @ofvc1 @BryanSten3
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We're hiring a Territory Manager in Manitoba! If you're passionate about agriculture, building relationships, and have a strong understanding of the industry, we want you on our team! Apply now at loom.ly/tCoVOzI or tag someone great for the role! #AgricultureCareers
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Whether celebrating Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or another tradition, may your hearts be full of gratitude as we reflect on the blessings of the season. Wishing you a warm, joyful holiday season filled with love and hope for the year ahead, from our NutriAg family to yours! 🌾
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As fall settles in and winter approaches, it’s time to prepare your crops with ZincMax® and BoronMax®!
ZincMax provides the zinc required for improved cold tolerance and healthy early-season growth, while BoronMax delivers boron to support flowering and fruit set in the spring.
Day 3 of #ONYield24 in North Dundas County. Some great looking crops - corn looks to be avg and soybeans above avg where not drowned out. Yield counts from 64-92 bpa for soybeans & 184-200 bpa for corn @Maizex @NutriAg @MrFarmerD
Interpreted/validated ~350 C/S/W tissue samples this season, seeing many nutrient imbalances in healthy looking plants. Commonly see sub-optimal Mn, P, S levels on soybeans @ early reproductive stages. Apply correct nutrients w/ fungicide #ManZinPhos #NutriAnalytics
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Growing corn like wheat! Is @SullivanAgro off his rocker? Absolutely not. There are plenty of wheat management ideas that could benefit the King of crops. Check out our chat on Corn School @realagriculture tinyurl.com/f3cy3492
Great turnout at North Gower Grains customer day. Paul Sullivan on agronomy panel talking about benefits of tissue sampling with NutriAnalytics and managing crops with a healthy nutrient balance. Thanks for the invite! @SullivanAgro @DeloresFoster37 @Jockbraefarms
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We love working with great partners - Stephanie Myslik tissue tested at three different growth stages — V2, V7 and VT/R1. After each test, foliar fertilizer was applied based on NutriAnalytics recommendations. At harvest, the foliar feeding delivered a 14.9 bu/ac yield advantage. Return on investment, after nutrient and application cost, checked in at a positive $31.67 per acre.
Check out our latest #Corn School episode on tissue testing for higher yield w/ Stephanie Myslik of @PRIDESeeds ow.ly/ll2O50SaZUX #cdnag #ontag #westcdnag @BASFAgSolutions
