Webinars

You’re a farmer. You’re already itching to get the planter rolling, aren’t you? There's still snow on the ground in much of the country, but the guys from XtremeAg are thinking about planting and they want to share their thoughts with you. The XA guys share in-furrow practices and recommendations that work! You want your seed to have every opportunity to succeed. You want to prevent your crop from having a bad day. You want results you can see from the combine. It all starts when the seed hits the ground.

Face it, to get top yields, you need to start your crops off on the right foot. A major component of this is getting fertility right before the seed hits the soil. We’ll examine how each of the XtremeAg farmers manage fertility in the critically important pre-season. Coaches will tell you, a lot of athletic success experienced in-season, was the result of work put in during the pre-season. Same goes for crops.

On XtremeAg's December 15th webinar, the XA guys shared data, yield results, and observations from their 2022 field trials for products used at time of planting.

The XtremeAg guys have been busy compiling results from their 2022 labs and field trials. They’ll share what they did, what they saw, and how things turned out as it pertains to every product they used. If you’re an XtremeAg business partner, you don’t want to miss this discussion. If you’re an XtremeAg member, you can absolutely profit from this discussion! In part 1, the guys talk about the products they used during planting season.

With wheat prices looking good and a hopper full of lessons gleaned from this year’s "Wheat Wager,” the guys from XtremeAg have big plans for wheat in 2023. They’ll explain what they learned from 2022, the products and practices that worked (or didn’t!), and what they’re doing to improve upon last year in our Wheat Webinar.

If you’re a soybean producer, you don’t want to miss this XtremeAg webinar. The guys share their results, observations, and lessons from foliar products applied to this season’s soybean crop. What products and practices were applied and when? What worked? What didn’t? What can we do to improve next year?