Crop scouting is basically an art form. Knowing what to look for out in the field is the key to success. By doing it right, scouts can help a grower proactively react to changes in the field and crop conditions. E4 Crop Intelligence is going to highlight a few things that crop scouts look for
More and more in agriculture, you hear about carbon credits. It’s becoming a larger topic of discussion not only due to it being part of strategies to reduce carbon emissions but also because it’s viewed as a way for growers to supplement their income. To help explain the ins and outs of carbon credits and
For growers, the amount of precision ag equipment options can be overwhelming. Along with numerous options to choose from, the installation and maintenance of precision ag technology lends itself to be a complicated process. That’s why you should work with precision ag professionals that specialize in the selection, installation, and maintenance of ag equipment. E4
After spending a majority of your life in agriculture, you live through a lot of changes. As the old saying goes, the more things change, the more they stay the same. So while farming continues to evolve, it all drives towards the goal of improving yields and the bottom line. Realizing that goal, however, is
For farmers, nutrient management is key to maintaining or increasing crop yields. To meet these needs throughout the growing seasons, growers must understand what nutrients are in the soil. In total, 14 nutrients are supplied to crops from soil and fertilizer sources. We can break down these different nutrients into primary nutrients, secondary nutrients, and
Weeds that escape control can be a headache and an eyesore for growers, and in some instances, can affect crop yields under the right conditions. While later in the crop growing season, weeds can still threaten the overall health of the crop and be a problem next year in the field. Most of the time,
Woodbine, IA (December 7, 2021) – E4 Crop Intelligence, an independent and unbiased crop consulting firm in Woodbine, Iowa, has unveiled E4 Vision. This revolutionary new mobile application allows growers to explore and share critical field data of their operations-all at the touch of a finger. Released on December 1, 2021, this latest service represents
Woodbine, Iowa (September 15, 2021) – E4 Crop Intelligence has reached an agreement to acquire Labre Crop Consulting, an independent crop consulting firm from Manson, Iowa. With this acquisition, E4 Crop Intelligence expands its capabilities and services offered to new areas and customers in the state of Iowa. The procurement was finalized in early September.
As harvest comes into full swing, the E4 Crop Intelligence team has put together a few simple reminders to think over. 1. Maintenance is KeyRoutine maintenance is key to a fast and efficient harvest season. Most equipment has already been through the shop, but make sure to double-check simple things such as tire pressures, oil