Midseason is one of the most critical windows in the growing season. It’s the point where crops are developing rapidly, nutrient demand is high, and small problems can quietly limit
Revisiting Section 180 Section 180 of the IRS tax code allows landowners to deduct the value of residual soil fertility as a depreciable asset after purchasing farmland. While the rule
Greg Reisz and Ryan Reimers from E4 Crop Intelligence recently attended the 35th Integrated Crop Management (ICM) Conference in Altoona, Iowa, on December 11-12. Hosted by Iowa State University Extension
When you think about the future of your farm, it’s not just about succeeding today but setting the groundwork for tomorrow. And that starts with your soil. Healthy soil isn’t
Woodbine, IA – E4 Crop Intelligence, a leading crop consulting firm, is proud to celebrate its 25th anniversary this year. Since its establishment in 1999, the firm has been dedicated
The growing season is a critical period for farmers, fraught with numerous challenges that can make or break their yield. From soil health to unpredictable weather, growers must constantly innovate and adapt to ensure a successful harvest. The following article explores the toughest challenges farmers face during the growing season and provides expert insights from the E4 Crop Intelligence team, on how growers can overcome these obstacles.
Farmers know that soil is one of the most important (if not the most important) materials on Earth. Without healthy soil, and the essential nutrients needed to support it, yields can quickly fall short of expectations. The following article highlights the key ingredients of soil and their role in agriculture.
It seems like the dust from harvest just settled, and now it’s that time of the year again: planting season preparation. As the old saying goes, “If you love what you do, you’ll never work a day in your life.” The experts at E4 Crop Intelligence subscribe to this mantra, just like many growers across the world who wouldn’t trade their way of life for anything. The following article highlights tips for fine-tuning planting equipment in preparation for the season ahead.
Woodbine, IA – With the end of 2023 drawing near, growers and landowners may be reflecting on the past year’s successes and potential opportunities for 2024. The same theory applies to agronomy services company E4 Crop Intelligence. In this article, E4 reflects on 2023 efforts, as well as the year ahead.
Woodbine, IA – This may not shock you, but farmers are always busy. Whether it’s planning for the coming season or making the mad dash to harvest before the harsh