Country Visions agronomy in Malone put on the addition of the fertilizer plant, tower and office in 2008. The fertilizer plant has a....

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In Wrightstown, we faced many of the same issues seen across the area. May had good planting conditions that started us on the right track...

Supply chain challenges for 2022 are real.  Last season one to two products became more and more difficult to resupply. This year we are finding that many products could fall into this challenge. Country Visions worked hard in 2021 to stay ahead of the challenge by brin...

Soybeans in our area were record-yielding this year, with most averaging around 60-70 bushels. Fond du Lac had near optimal growing conditions for soybeans year-round due to timely rains. We still had disease pressure, primarily phytophthora and some white mold. However, it was m...

The Chilton agronomy location has completed some updates prior to the start of the 2021 growing season.  A new fertilizer tower was put in to service in March, 2021.  The new tower includes automation installed by Kahler Automation out of Fairmont, MN.  The tower i...

Country Visions has strived to improve our efficiency in the field the last two years. The first step was to implement a dispatching system call AgSync. This allows us to create electronic spray or spreading orders which we can organize and send directly to the applicators in the...

Country Visions is improving custom application service by using field boundaries collected with RTK correction to automatically control sprayers with individual nozzle control.  Once a field is mapped, the spray rig is able to turn each nozzle off as it passes through a wat...

Supply chain issues continue to make doing business more eventful than the past, but we have been blessed with a good crop year overall for our area.  On July 27 and 28th, Paul Roemer from Fond du Lac, and Ryan Dubois from Wrightstown came with me to South Dakota to look at ...