Brian and Darren discuss how tillage can deplete organic matter, how to ensure your wheat has the nutrients it needs throughout the season, and what steps to take to get your grain bins ready for harvest this fall.

The Hefty brothers discuss the fertility needs for wheat and how to ensure your crop has the nutrients it needs throughout the growing season.

Brian and Darren explain why tillage can actually decrease organic matter levels in the soil.

Learn what organic matter is and how it benefits soil.

Join us as Molly Alexander, Southeast Regional Agronomist for AgroTech USA, visits Luke Harvey of Sunrise Dairies in Eatonton, Georgia, to discuss the remarkable success of his wheat crop using NutriCharge. In this video, Luke shares his experiences from last year's harvest and explains why he ch...

Oxygen is an important element for plant growth. Reducing its concentration in the soil affects nutrient and water uptake as well as respiration.

Can you dig it? Brian and Darren explain how root pits can unearth deeper insights into root development, soil health, and crop productivity.

Precision application tech is revolutionizing crop protection and nutrition. Darren Hefty explains how a simple but elegant solution can keep your crop growing.

N is the star of your soil, so it's important to get it right. The Heftys give expert tips on managing and monitoring nitrogen from here to harvest.

Welcome to another insightful episode of Agronomic Alchemy, brought to you by AgroTech USA, where we delve into the pivotal role of phosphorus in transforming agriculture in Alabama. Since our establishment in 2014, AgroTech USA has been at the forefront of pioneering innovative solutions for a m...

Welcome to the second episode of "Agronomic Alchemy," the podcast series by AgroTech USA, where we delve into the magical world of soil science, phosphorus, and agrotechnology!

🌱 Episode Overview:

In this episode, we're unpacking the mysteries of phosphorus in soil tests. Our experts discuss th...

Welcome to the first episode of Agronomic Alchemy, brought to you by AgroTech USA!

Since our inception in 2014, AgroTech USA has been at the forefront of agricultural innovation, focusing on sustainable production and responsible management of vital resources. Our mission is simple yet profound:...

Find out how to maximize your fertility investment by soil testing in-crop for leachable nutrients like nitrogen, sulfur, and boron.

The Hefty brothers discuss the reasons why plant growth hormones are used; either to restrict or increase growth.

Brian and Darren discuss the stages of soybean plant growth, how to make use of plant growth hormones in your crops, and why you should consider doing some in-season soil testing to improve your fertility when it comes to leachable nutrients like nitrogen, sulfur, and boron.

Feeling the pressure of soil compaction in your field? The Heftys provide a ton of advice on identifying and mitigating this pressing problem.

Mother Nature throwing you a curve ball? When there's a rain delay in the fields, Darren's list of indoor jobs will keep you warmed up in the bullpen.

Calcium is important on so many different levels, including adding to cell structure and giving the plant strength.

Learn how to increase grass production and maintain livestock health by using fertilizer and maintaining weeds in your pastures.

The Hefty brothers discuss controlling insects in your lawn, how to deal with surface crusting in fields, and how to increase grass production in pastures.

Potassium is incredibly important during reproduction stages of corn and soybean plants.

Dive into the world of Agronomic Alchemy with AgroTech USA! In this enlightening podcast episode, our hosts James, Temples and Molly unravel the complexities of managing soil fertility on leased land. This discussion is a treasure trove of insights for farmers navigating the nuances of rented agr...

Hitting the yield wall? The Heftys give you the right tools to smash through it.

The Heftys talk about a bushy phenomenon in crops, why you should plant soybeans the opposite way you do corn, and tricks to get higher yield numbers. The Weed of the Week is Amazon sprangletop, and we've got a greasy Iron Talk.