@Kyle_Olson_ @Bkitch1Bodie Heck yeah! Been a great year! Keep hammering! 💪🏻💪🏻
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Chase Perry
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Chase Perry
@chaserp1
Husband, Father of a 3. God, Family, Agriculture, Huskers. Channel SeedPro, Agronomy365 SP/BW Fusion dealer. Soil health first! CMP Enterprises LLC
Nebraska, USA Katılım Ocak 2011
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Wrapped up soil sampling for the year this evening. Ended up covering just under 40K acres of new Baseline Rx. Very thankful for new business and the relationships I’ve built with some great people this past year!
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@MarkNel1026 My brother is 37, just finished his treatment on his 2nd time with cancer in 7/8 years. This last time he found out he was in the best shape of his life. Eating healthy, no alcohol, no sense to it. Sickening when you really think about it. Something has to change.
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I’m tired of going to cancer fundraisers and funerals for perfectly healthy young people that have types of cancer that they are statistically improbable of getting for their age and lifestyle. Things needs to change
Andy Pasztor 🧼🧽@apasztor82
Just came across this… what’s your thoughts folks? Haven’t listened to the full podcast, but I would say IA grows a lotta of corn because that’s what it’s best suited for? These pod casters sure love talking about glyphosate
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Big thank you to @JasonSchley and @Bkitch1Bodie for coming to NE yesterday to talk agronomics! The passion, knowledge, and energy you bring every time is top notch! @Kyle_Olson_
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@RichVelde If you take care of, and manage your beans like corn: treat em, plant em early, plant em thin, and wait til it’s closer to ideal for corn. Beans can handle so much more early than corn.
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Locally, it has been my experience to consider planting soybeans first and then corn after once field conditions become more ideal. A little delay in corn planting in our country appears to be an advantage if you are prepared to manage fungal disease timely.
Channel Seed@ChannelSeed
Late corn planting can occur for several reasons such as weather and other factors. 🌽 Learn more about late planting recommendations: spr.ly/6014hDVvY
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@FaithLois12 Over application of N, and increased nitrate levels in the plant cause significant issues with stalk quality/rots. Pulling samples you can still see those issues through the fall and pick out where they yielded well vs where I bet they struggled. Learn and adapt!
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Jason is 100% correct. This topic isn’t discussed near enough. We need to audit our fertility dollars just like we audit every other input on our farms.
Can’t tell you the amount of times this season this exact situation happened in my area. It’s a hard pill to swallow from what we have been traditionally taught, I don’t doubt that for one second.
I want to deep dive this a bit and break it down on an upcoming podcast episode - why this year it was visually more apparent than in years past and what we can do in real time as managers to stay on top of this in season.
Jason Schley@JasonSchley
Let’s try this, nitrogen management is deeper than most think about in my opinion. Not posting this to argue. Posting this, to help you think deeper about what your nitrogen dollars are capable of.
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Add this podcast to your list to keep up on! Faith has a wealth of knowledge and I’m lucky to get to work with her! Congratulations @FaithLois12 !
Faith Lois@FaithLois12
Trying something new (and nerve wracking) to share my passion for all things soil fertility and plant nutrition. I’m on a mission to challenge “the way we have always done it” and help growers and other business owners move the needle on family farms today in a purposeful way. If you feel compelled, give the first two episodes (and the trailer) a listen! Likes, shares, comments, questions are welcomed! Available today (LAUNCH DAY) on Apple or Spotify!
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@BFrielz @Dirt_2_Dollars @Kyle_Olson_ @bw_fusion @Agronomy365 I like that! This winter I plan to revamp and build a skid that’ll slide in and out of the back and hold all the things. Those holes work perfect it looks like on your machine!
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Time and time again. The consistency of these samples is incredible. Your grids are mixing all of this together or completely missing it in general. #baselineRx #agronomy365
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@chaserp1 @Dirt_2_Dollars @Kyle_Olson_ @bw_fusion @Agronomy365 Here’s one I did yesterday. No difference at all! Just grid away! 😂😂
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Chase Perry retweetledi
How many growers are planning on pulling P this year completely? What boxes do you check to ensure you’re going to hit 100% of your yield potential? If it’s other metrics, please share. There isn’t enough poll space to list every scenario. Thanks
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@Devinjbaker @FaithLois12 @Kyle_Olson_ Keep everyone posted on that! I love what everyone is learning and seeing with these zones!
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@FaithLois12 @Kyle_Olson_ When you start with good zones the possibilities are endless!
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Start observing your soils - they give us so much feedback if you’re willing to “listen.”
I bet your grids aren’t giving you this type of feedback.
Kyle Olson@Kyle_Olson_
Ground Truthing pt. 2 #BaselineRx @FaithLois12
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What is the ROI on P&K Fertilizer right now based on university data?
If you apply a broadcast rate of 100 lbs of Map and 100 lbs of Potash your ROI isn’t looking too great with these prices.
Looking at the Very Low category testing soil. You would think that you would see a larger ROI based on what we are taught. But we don’t. Why?
Because there is much more to a soil than just a magical ppm value. You need to look at your biological portion of your soil, your physical portion, and your chemical portion, along with what might be antagonizing these nutrients. This will ensure a better win rate and more return on investment from these two nutrients in particular.
P&K are extremely important but let’s make sure we are spending our money wisely especially during these tough times!
#ROI #agronomy #SoilHealth
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Chase Perry retweetledi
You say you want a different result on your farm more than anything else.
Unfortunately, desire doesn’t drive results, ACTION does.
Stop delaying and denying yourself results. Take action.
You can’t buy success. You have to be intentional. Get curious. Start a conversation.
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@FaithLois12 @MasonClaude5 What a great episode! I loved the term “googleable” 🤣 but seriously, what a wealth of knowledge from @sean_nettleton and @MasonClaude5!
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I challenge everyone this fall, heading into 2026, “Stop listening to THE data, start listening to YOUR data.” @MasonClaude5
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We’ve been missing the boat on late szn stress mitigation and crop management. Why? Because we’re spending too much $ early and the budget runs dry before we see big stress events. Less stress = more sugar production = more yield and healthier soil. @Kyle_Olson_ @Dirt_2_Dollars
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Look at these buckets, this is why baseline zones are so important! If your grid sampling and get 2-5 of those different buckets in one sample bag, which one are you fertilizing for? Nature and biology don’t work in perfect 2.5 ac squares. Stop trying to manage like it does.
Blake Hadley@blakeahadley
Management Zones Your zones are only as good as the soil test used. You can have the best zones in the world, but if your test only measures the chemical side of the soil (Bray, Olsen, AA, Mehlich), you’ll keep chasing ppm values that don’t tell the whole story. You will just be managing numbers, not the system. The field changes. The biology changes. The chemistry changes. Your soil test should reflect all three. That’s why Baseline Rx starts by asking the soil what it can actually provide. Doing this allows for nutrient efficiency and getting more out of every fertility dollar spent.
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@sean_nettleton @cropcastpod Come on Sean! We chase that magical ppm number because it’s what’s good for the grower and makes yields better LOL. It’s so good that once you reach the magical number the target just gets moved higher. Can’t wait to hear this episode!
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Why are soil fertility talking points so one sided?
Most only show data that fits the ppm is king narrative.
What about the univ. data that shows nutrient tie ups and response curves etc that don’t fit the ppm narrative?
Sounds like the makings of a great @cropcastpod
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Chase Perry retweetledi
Farming With More Than Faith (Episode 1) - Baseline Rx Success Stories, Utilizing Biology to Build Soil Resiliency, Putting a Plan Together for 2026.
Fun conversation with @Kyle_Olson_ and @chaserp1 Head over to Dirt2Dollars for the rest of the conversation! Link ⬇️
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Chase Perry retweetledi
Here's a little teaser from our conversation with @FaithLois12! You can find the full episode in the days to come on our Facebook page (Dirt2Dollars). If you aren't already, give Faith a follow! She's got some big things coming here soon!
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