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!  @agrilytics

Our old friend S Rust decided to show up after all… St. Clair County – at Illinois, USA

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

Putting the finishing touches on wheat and watching the beginning of this falls outcomes. SIL is coming to life! Exciting week @agrilytics and honored to be an integral part of the life of these plants – at Illinois, USA

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

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

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 @agrilytics

Time to put on the finishing touch

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. @agrilytics #inputsmatched2environment

Amen to that @TEVAchrisk A lot of truth here.

Time to make #wheat great again - @agrilytics style...

I get a lot of questions about what exactly we do at @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)

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

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

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