Farmers Edge NEWSROOM

By: Thom Weir The weather has finally made a turn for the better. That means there will be hundreds of combines heading to the fields over the next couple of weeks. Farmers are anxious to get the remaining crops in the bins – regardless of field conditions. This opens...

This collaboration will link together innovative genetic development with digital agronomic tools that convert to economic and agronomic value for growers. WINNIPEG, Manitoba & HOPE, Kansas – July 26, 2018 — Today, Farmers Edge™, a global leader in...

By: Andy Nadler, Agricultural Meteorologist - Global Digital Agronomy Team With new cases of spray drift being discovered and reported daily, farmers have become hyper-aware of the risk. Drifts cause environmental damage, significant financial losses, and endless...

After a number of years of generally wet conditions across the prairies, last year provided a break with wide-spread drought conditions. This spring continued with dry conditions across much of Western Canada but recently, we have moved into a more normal weather...

By: Thom Weir This topic may not be very popular but needs to be discussed. I know most of you will have visited one of the major ag tradeshows this winter. You will have returned with your mind full of exciting new products available on the market that promise to...

By: Thom Weir Last summer, I wrote a blog article titled “Managing fertility after a drought.” In that article I discussed what is typically expected following a drought in regards to soil nutrients. It turned out that 2017 wasn’t a typical drought. As that article...

By: Thom Weir The weather has finally made a turn for the better. That means there will be hundreds of combines heading to the fields over the next couple of weeks. Farmers are anxious to get the remaining crops in the bins – regardless of field conditions. This opens...

This collaboration will link together innovative genetic development with digital agronomic tools that convert to economic and agronomic value for growers. WINNIPEG, Manitoba & HOPE, Kansas – July 26, 2018 — Today, Farmers Edge™, a global leader in...

By: Andy Nadler, Agricultural Meteorologist - Global Digital Agronomy Team With new cases of spray drift being discovered and reported daily, farmers have become hyper-aware of the risk. Drifts cause environmental damage, significant financial losses, and endless...

After a number of years of generally wet conditions across the prairies, last year provided a break with wide-spread drought conditions. This spring continued with dry conditions across much of Western Canada but recently, we have moved into a more normal weather...