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All upgrades have been completed by Crystal Valley technicians certified by Precision Planting. One year warranty on all PRecision Planting parts and installation. Alee Larsen - Precision Specialist

The second annual Crystal Valley Winter Conference is less than a month away! The Conference is open to all growers on February 13, 2019, starting at 12:30PM. A general session, led by Crystal Valley Precision Ag Staff, will kick off the event covering local research results, 2018 year in review.... Alee Larson - Precision Ag Specialist

A requirement for spraying Engenia, Fexapan or Xtendimax on soybeans this summer everybody that applies their own herbicide must attend one of the following events.  This is a yearly re-certification, so those that attended an event last winter must attend another event this winter. Matt Schoper - Agronomy Sales and Marketing Manager

Crystal Valley is excited to announce the date of the second annual Winter Conference. Be sure to mark your calendars for Wednesday, February 13, 2019. The event is scheduled to kick-off after lunch. Alee Larson - Precision Specialist

EPA announcements regarding Dicamba for the 2019 - 2020 season. Find out more by clicking on the link. Matt Schoper - Agronomy Sales and Marketing Manager

Although this fall continues to be challenging, one item to start thinking about is seed selections for 2019. Looking back on the unbearable spring and summer growing season there were many adverse weather conditions along with several plant health issues. These challenges created saturated soils and poor foliar response to grain fill, which had huge effects on yield! Skylar Hansen - Agronomy Sales

Arthur Forst, Agronomy Sales - Waldorf,  with Crystal Valley shares the unique advantages to Crystal Max and Micro Essentials have in fertilizer applications to the crop. Arthur Frost - Agronomy Sales

BASF received US Federal Registration for Inscalis Insecticide and product Sefina on September 13th. Sefina is a new insecticide to the soybean aphid market. This new insecticide has proven to be safe on beneficial and pollinator insects. There will be a limited launch of this product for the 2019 crop year. Matt Schoper - Agronomy Sales and Marketing Manager