Absolute Agronomy

Early returns on the new hires are promising 📈

Another day, another plot. 💪🏻 The small strips now usually answer big questions later.

This load of corn gets an extra ride-along... another bonus item out the door, ready to earn its keep and make some mud checking pivots this summer.

Floating fertilizer the past couple weeks, herbicide right behind it. Spring moves fast, so staying ahead of the next pass matters. 👊🏻

Plots going in around Crete and Wilber. Scott Meinke (right) is the one covering that area for us. If you still need seed or chemical, or want to start talking through next year, give him a call.

A few more bags headed out before the next stop. 🤙🏻

Starter fertilizer is in and loads are moving. 👉🏻Full loads available direct to farm.

A planter can be set right in the shop and still miss in the field. Before planting really gets moving here, it’s worth stopping to check depth, spacing, and how consistently seed is being placed. A quick refresher here: absoluteagronomy.com/post/a-quick-g…

It’s loadout season, ladies and gents 👊🏻

A quiet pause before Easter morning. Wishing everyone a meaningful Good Friday, Happy Easter, and peaceful weekend ahead.

Friday’s Breakfast Burrito Bash brought a great crowd. Thanks to everyone who took time to stop in, grab breakfast, and spend part of the morning with us. We always appreciate the chance to catch up, visit, and spend a little time together before the season gets busier.

An hour from headquarters and all trucks rolling before daylight to keep up with the spreader

Our Breakfast Burrito Bash is this Friday morning from 8–10:30 a.m. and Delayne has never worked so hard in his life, preparing for all his friends to arrive. 💛🌯 It’s open house style, so pop by the shop any time. All friends of farming are welcome.

Planting season is almost here, which means it’s about time for a little fuel before things get busy. Join us Friday, March 27 from 8-10:30 a.m. for our Breakfast Burrito Bash at the shop. Open house style. Breakfast burritos will be ready. All friends of farming are welcome.

Humic acid is showing up in fertility conversations for one reason: growers want to know if nutrients are staying available once they hit the soil. One field-trial summary on dry fertilizer programs showed an average 11 bu/ac advantage across 108 trials. absoluteagronomy.com/post/when-humi…

Not every fertility question starts with changing rates. Sometimes it starts with asking whether the crop can fully access what’s already there. That’s why we’re looking harder at nutrient availability, not just nutrient application. Check out the blog: absoluteagronomy.com/post/when-humi…

Most people have seen purple corn seed. What many don’t realize is what’s behind it. Beck’s seed treatment helps protect against 25+ diseases, insects, and nematodes while supporting early emergence and stand establishment. Part of why Beck’s is a partner we trust here.

We’re adding a full-time field agronomy team member focused on scouting and soil sampling here in Seward and surrounding communities. For the right person, there’s also opportunity to grow into customer relationships and sales over time. Give us a call to learn more.

Lime going down this weekend with the manure spreader. pH isn’t flashy, but it’s foundational. Get that right, and the rest of your fertility program starts working the way it should.

We’re independent for a reason — so we can recommend what’s best for your farm, not what helps us hit a sales quota.