Track soil temperatures across Northwest Wisconsin with Red Cedar Ag’s Soil Status 2026 report. Weekly updates posted every Friday.
2026 Pioneer Agronomy Resources
EarthOptics testing and 2025 data on Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi (AMF).
Don’t wait until something fails in-season. Save 25% on select transfer and chemical pumps through April 30 to stay ahead this season.
One of the best ways to manage Gibberella Stalk Rot is through strong hybrid selection. Choose the right genetics to improve stalk strength and reduce lodging risk.
We’re looking forward to hosting growers at our RCCF Spring Grower Meeting on April 1 at our New Auburn office.
Derek walks through practical nitrogen optimization strategies, including how RDX-N works in the field.
Derek Penzkover joins Red Cedar Agronomy as Sales Agronomist, bringing soil science expertise and hands-on field experience to Wisconsin growers.
Specialized potassium transport genes and elevated populations of K-solubilizing microbes indicate the soil system is under potassium limitation, even when standard soil tests may not flag a deficiency. This microbial response reflects low exchangeable K, triggering biological mobilization of mineral K to sustain plant and microbial growth. When these signals appear, looking for a highly available potassium source that directly impacts the crop rather than soil applied is recommended. Our Solution: NanoBond Ka: Potassium Acetate with Nanotechnology NanoBond™ Ka by Yield Innovations is a potassium acetate product powered by NanoBond™ 4Z nanotechnology, designed to efficiently build plant potassium levels as part of a The Agronomic Profit System. Because potassium acetate stays soluble with less soil moisture, it can help keep K available in drier conditions compared to traditional potash sources, supporting stronger nutrient uptake and overall plant function. It is positioned for foliar, in-furrow, and UAN applications (2x2, sidedress, Y-drop), with a 0-0-25 analysis derived from potassium acetate. Contact RCA for more information.
Plant growth-promoting fungi such as specific Trichoderma species support plant health through metabolite and enzyme production that enhances growth, stress tolerance, and pathogen resistance.