Taylor Ferguson

I think the next big thing that we really need to be thinking about as growers, or at least from a grower perspective, is to really have that overall realistic goal. And that's going to be a yield goal.

So we want to make sure if you look into the future as best as we can right now with the way commodity prices are, the pricing of nitrogen and everything like that, how can we maximize that overall amount of nitrogen that we are investing a lot of money into? in the economy and the market that we're going to be going into in 2025.

So we want to make sure if you look into the future as best as we can right now with the way commodity prices are, the pricing of nitrogen and everything like that, how can we maximize that overall amount of nitrogen that we are investing a lot of money into? in the economy and the market that we're going to be going into in 2025.

So we want to make sure if you look into the future as best as we can right now with the way commodity prices are, the pricing of nitrogen and everything like that, how can we maximize that overall amount of nitrogen that we are investing a lot of money into? in the economy and the market that we're going to be going into in 2025.

And so when we build an actual solid plan of how we're going to reach those specific yield goals that we have, it's really going to set us ultimately up for success to get more bushels in the bin at the end of the season.

And so when we build an actual solid plan of how we're going to reach those specific yield goals that we have, it's really going to set us ultimately up for success to get more bushels in the bin at the end of the season.

And so when we build an actual solid plan of how we're going to reach those specific yield goals that we have, it's really going to set us ultimately up for success to get more bushels in the bin at the end of the season.

Correct. Yeah, we have a lot of flexibility. A really big highlight of that fall application is extending your workload essentially at the beginning of the year. We don't have to really run and gun. If we get all of our nitrogen put on in the fall, we can kind of have some time to get everything in the ground, corn, seed-wise, in a timely manner without having to overlap all of our work.

Correct. Yeah, we have a lot of flexibility. A really big highlight of that fall application is extending your workload essentially at the beginning of the year. We don't have to really run and gun. If we get all of our nitrogen put on in the fall, we can kind of have some time to get everything in the ground, corn, seed-wise, in a timely manner without having to overlap all of our work.

Correct. Yeah, we have a lot of flexibility. A really big highlight of that fall application is extending your workload essentially at the beginning of the year. We don't have to really run and gun. If we get all of our nitrogen put on in the fall, we can kind of have some time to get everything in the ground, corn, seed-wise, in a timely manner without having to overlap all of our work.

Reach out to your Corteva AgriScience territory manager, local retailer, or go to nitrogenstabilizers.com.

Reach out to your Corteva AgriScience territory manager, local retailer, or go to nitrogenstabilizers.com.

Reach out to your Corteva AgriScience territory manager, local retailer, or go to nitrogenstabilizers.com.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

And listeners, welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. You got Tanner here. Corey's here.

And listeners, welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. You got Tanner here. Corey's here.

And listeners, welcome back to the Farm for Profit podcast. You got Tanner here. Corey's here.

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