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5 Tips for Making Informed Soil Health and Crop Nutrition Decisions

Posted November 2, 2021
in Top Ag News

As market uncertainty and supply chain issues run rampant, experts are focusing on the word plan. Beyond assessing your input and nutrition needs for the coming year, it’s also recommended to start having conversations with advisers and retailers earlier this year. Mosaic agronomist and crop nutrition lead Taylor Purucker shared these five tips for making informed decisions for this fall and leading into the upcoming year.

  1. Evaluate your 2021 yields
  2. Develop a strategy for fall fertilizer applications
  3. Balance the nutrition of your crops
  4. Optimize soil health
  5. Manage micronutrients to maximize plant health

Read more about the importance of each step here to get a head start on 2022.

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