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#82: Weed Resistance & the Group 27 Gamble with Dr. Bryan Young (opens the original)
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Crop Cast Host Sean Nettleton reunites with his grad school mentor, Purdue Botany & Plant Pathology professor Dr. Bryan Young, to talk shifting resistance, mythbusting water quality, and why a new soybean trait tech could backfire on corn.
#81: Combine Yield Numbers: More to Measuring ROI (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Crop Cast , Sean Nettleton and BW Fusion agronomist Logan Maurer challenge the idea that ROI can only be proven at harvest. They break down leading indicators—stem diameter, tissue and soil tests, root development—versus the lagging indicator of yield, using real trial work to show why in-season measurement matters as much as the final yield number.
#80: The Smarter Spend: A Data-Driven Approach to Fertility Planning | A Crop Cast Live Recording (opens the original)
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Spending more isn't a strategy. Knowing more is. Every fertility decision starts with one critical question: What can your soil actually supply? Most fertility plans skip straight to what the crop needs next without first understanding what the soil is already contributing. In this episode of Crop Cast, Sean Nettleton and Josh Messer break down how to accurately evaluate your soil's nutrient-supplying power and use that information to build a smarter, more efficient fertility strategy. They disc
#79: The Prescription: Making Every Late-Season Input Count (opens the original)
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The decisions you make from now until harvest can either protect your return on investment or quietly erode it. In this episode of Crop Cast, Sean Nettleton, Jaren Schley, and Mason Claude break down the science behind late-season fertility, exploring nutrient availability, nutrient mobility, and how to interpret the data that matters most. They discuss practical strategies for making targeted in-season decisions that support grain fill, improve nutrient efficiency, and maximize the value of eve
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