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…footprint. The company develops solutions across multiple crops—including sugarcane, corn, soybeans, citrus, and more—focusing on improving efficiency, cutting input costs, and generating high-quality agronomic data. Among its most exciting innovations…
…in the field,” he said. “That’s the kind of innovation I can get behind.” Wetli, who grew up on a corn and soybean farm near Purdue University, said he’s seen firsthand…
…crops like corn, wheat, and vegetables for personal consumption. Only limited quantities were sold or bartered within the local community. These subsistence farms represented the backbone of rural America, providing…
…the colonists struggled to adapt, Native Americans played a pivotal role in shaping the future of American agriculture. They introduced the settlers to Indian corn, or maize, which would become…
…of large-scale row crops like corn and soybeans, but AI now makes precision possible for specialty crops like strawberries, tomatoes, and peppers. Inspiring the Next Generation of AgTech Innovators Boyd…
…the Soil To preserve their land, farmers began experimenting with crop rotation, alternating between crops such as corn, oats, and hay. This practice served multiple purposes: it reduced the spread…
…surplus crops. Extra wheat, corn, oats, and livestock—particularly hogs—became valuable commodities for trade or sale. These exchanges were crucial to frontier life, as they allowed farmers to obtain necessities that…
…harsh weather, and surviving isolation. Yet, their persistence paid off. These early pioneers laid the foundation for the agricultural powerhouse that Iowa remains today—a state known globally for its corn,…
…into Nebraska, Kansas, and beyond, farmers began to change course. They discovered that corn offered a more reliable income—especially when paired with livestock production. Corn could be fed directly to…
The Birth of Cargill: From Iowa Grain Storage to Global Agribusiness Shelter for storage of corn and grain products. Large heaps of grain are built under the roof in the…
…areas of the business—it keeps things harmonious.” A Year-Round Commitment to Farming Van Groningen & Sons cultivates an impressive range of crops—watermelons, pumpkins, honeydews, cantaloupes, sweet corn, squash, almonds, walnuts,…
…on investment in less than a year. We’re currently working with specialty row crops, but we also have applications in corn, soy, and even unconventional crops like roses and dandelions….
…supplied the West Indies with essential commodities like corn and flour. This trade helped balance the colonial economy and created early commercial links between the American colonies and international markets….
…family tradition with Brian Van Groningen of Van Groningen & Sons in Manteca. The fourth-generation farmer talked about his family’s 100-year legacy growing watermelons, cantaloupes, honeydews, sweet corn, and pumpkins…
