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Crop demand (yield) does not drive fertility recommendations. Soil supply and crop demand drive fertility recommendations. Example - sulfur - lowest yielding parts of field (drier, low OM, sandy knolls) are the most responsive.

Caught Chris Hawkins on the “Off the Beaten Path” Tour Ag in Motion this morning! You can still catch the last tour today at 2:30pm. I can confirm they’re handing out freezies at the SWAT MAPS stop or at booth 436. Go grab 1, or 3 👀 Stay hydrated! It’s a hot one today ☀️

Really cool to see the scope of #AIM24 this week. SWAT MAPS had a booth at the show! If you made the trip from MB to S'toon for the show and have some questions, don't hesitate to reach out: fmagronomy.com/products-servi…

Was great for our tech support team to get out at #AIM24 not only to connect with customers but to connect with industry contacts, stay up to date with new technology, test, and get screenshots. This helps us to make sure our customers can continue to receive top-notch service!

FAQ: How do I choose the right variable rate program? Selecting the right system for your unique farming needs comes with many factors to consider. We have listed out 10 of those factors in our latest blog 👉 bit.ly/3Lw2zHh #SWATMAPS #variablerate #fieldvariability

We are now booking acres for fall for SWATMAPS in central and southwestern Manitoba. Give us a call if you want to take your VR to the next level: 204-851-2672

20” corn head for sale, single point Jd. Thinking 12r. Anything out there decent?

We are excited to be sponsoring Tech Hub LIVE in #DesMoines, IA, July 29-31! Come by booth 209 to chat with our #SWATMAPS team about the most affordable, easy to use, soil sensing system in the world🌎. #techhublive #agtech #iowa #usag CropLife Media Group

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The reason soil mapping with SWAT MAPS for VR lime is so important is not just for identifying pH variability. By mapping relative texture and OM variability we effectively map out buffer pH and how much lime is needed for correction. Sandy, low OM soils are easier to correct!

Thanks Scott Gillespie for having me out to tour some fields and a great tour with Frito-Lay. You can see the different sizes and number of tubers based on zones SWAT MAPS

It doesn't need to be complicated. Try #SWATMAPS today! Making the process seamless and easy with support to back you up.

SWAT MAPS are so much more than map! They’re a powerful tool designed to revolutionize your farming practices. Tailor your resources, enhance sustainability, and maximize your yields. Unlock your soil potential today!

As you review your fields pre-harvest, be sure to look for excessive lodging where VR may be able to help. Both of these fields were mapped this spring ahead of the seeder. One field had its prescription made in time, the other was seeded before the soil samples came back. The

Coming up on Wed, Aug 28 is the grand opening of our #SWATMAPS USA office! Heading to #FPS24? Be sure to swing by after the show between 5-7pm for free BBQ & refreshments and a ribbon cutting ceremony. Plus, you'll meet your local service providers! bit.ly/471q7xu #USAag

Are you an agronomist in Central Alberta and looking for a new opportunity? Come see what Croptimistic has to offer! swatmaps.bamboohr.com/careers/103

A hot one here on day 1 of #FPS24! Swing by the #SWATMAPS booth (442) for a free freezie to cool you off.

Let’s walk through the soil potential process together! Come by the #SWATMAPS booth at #FPS24 and see how it all works so you can start getting the best return on your crop inputs. Booth 442! Farm Progress Show #USAag

As inputs continue to go up, why would you apply the same rates across your entire field. SWATMAPS, in concert, with consistent soil samples can both unlock yield and save on input costs. Learn more: fmagronomy.com

We help farmers maximize their profits. 🌾 The first step is looking at the big picture with SWAT MAPS. To learn more about SWAT MAPS and how they can make you more money, call our office at (844) 740-8364 or visit a1agronomy.ca