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The FARMSMART Podcast, presented by Nutrien Ag Solutions

The FARMSMART Podcast, presented by Nutrien Ag Solutions

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 With the FARMSMART Podcast, we’re not just talking change. We’re making change. We are focused on helping growers evolve their sustainability practices, and we use trusted agronomic proof to keep these solutions grounded in the here and now. We have the courage and care to challenge what we think we know, and we’re here to help you embrace sustainability at every level of your operation. Join us each month for invaluable insights from agricultural and environmental professionals about sustainable agriculture and the changes that are paving the road to our future.©2025 by Nutrien Ag Solutions 生物科学 科学 経済学
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  • 67. The Best On-Farm Research in the Northern High Plains is from Our Sustainable Success Champion Brent Rogers in Kansas

    67. The Best On-Farm Research in the Northern High Plains is from Our Sustainable Success Champion Brent Rogers in Kansas
    2025/10/14
    Doing more with less is nothing new for North American growers. But the tools and practices that allow us to do it are always evolving. And Brent Rogers from Double R Farms in Hoxie, Kansas lives on the cutting edge of putting those tools and practices through their paces. Whether it's advanced nutrient management, soil testing, tissue sampling, autonomous pivot units, no-till, cover crops or even drones, Brent has tried it all on his family's farm. He's also developed a deep working relationship with his Nutrien Ag Solutions crop consultants, and our staff agree that his operation is the source of the best on-farm research in the Northern High Plains. That's why Nutrien Ag Solutions named him as part of its class of Sustainable Success Champions. So in this episode, we learn more about the insights Brent has uncovered, the lessons he's learned, and why he believes that it's mission-critical to stay on the cutting edge of sustainable ag practices.
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    28 分
  • 66. Sustainable Success Champions from North Texas Using No-Till to Weather Extreme Drought and High Ag Input Costs

    66. Sustainable Success Champions from North Texas Using No-Till to Weather Extreme Drought and High Ag Input Costs
    2025/09/16
    A years-long drought, followed by an entire year's rainfall in a week. With these conditions, succeeding as a farmer in North Texas takes more than just luck. It takes a solid plan, an openness to new ideas, a reliable pool of data and an expert team. John and Amilia Cato have all these and more. Managing more than 10,000 acres just south of the Red River, they have had to adapt to get ahead. And by introducing no-till, soil testing and data analytics, they've transformed a generations-old operation into a modern example of using conservation practices to thrive in an uncertain climate. That's why Nutrien Ag Solutions named them as part of its class of Sustainable Success Champions. So in this episode, we join John and Amilia Cato in the field during their harvest to hear about how they're overcoming challenges, what's working, and how conservation practices are helping them improve their margins.
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    23 分
  • 65. The Connection Between Soil Health, Cover Crops and Sustainable Agriculture ROI

    65. The Connection Between Soil Health, Cover Crops and Sustainable Agriculture ROI
    2025/07/21
    When we talk about sustainability, very often we’re talking about how a grower’s actions or practices can help the environment. But it works both ways! Sustainable improvements to the environment can help the grower out in the field as well. When we invest in promoting soil health through practices like cover crops, we're laying the groundwork for better yields, lower input costs and even potential new revenue streams. So in this episode, we're looking back at two of the best conversations we've had about cover crops and soil health. Dr. Chuck Rice, a distinguished professor of soil microbiology at Kansas State University, has a great framework for growers that he calls the “Holy Trinity of Soil Health.” And for growers who don’t feel like they know enough about cover cropping to make an informed decision, we're also speaking with Patrick Reed, the Vice President of Sales at La Crosse Seed.
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    35 分
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