Ryan Schmidt, Operations Director Ryan.Schmidt@NuWay-KandH.com As we move through the growing season and begin preparing for harvest, our operations teams remain focused on two priorities: keeping our customers safe and ensuring our equipment and facilities are ready to meet seasonal demand. Propane Leak Checks: A Focus on Safety One of the most important projects currently
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NuWay-K&H AGRONOMY Account Managers As we move through the heart of the growing season, this year’s crop continues to show strong potential across much of our trade area. While weather conditions have presented some challenges at times, overall crop development has progressed well, and many fields are positioned for a successful finish heading into late
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JOHN SANDMEYER, Crop Protection & Nutrients Director John.Sandmeyer@NuWay-KandH.com As growers begin thinking about fall fertility programs, one topic continues to be front and center: getting the most value from every fertilizer application. Phosphorus remains one of the most important nutrients for crop production, but it’s also one of the most challenging nutrients to manage efficiently.
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Emily Schmidt, vp of human resources Emily.Schmidt@NuWay-KandH.com At NuWay-K&H, our people are what make the difference. Every new team member brings unique experiences, fresh perspectives, and a shared commitment to serving our customers and communities. We’re excited to welcome Jenny, Christopher, Seth, Mandy, Kaydon and Branch to the NuWay-K&H family. As they begin their careers
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Tyler Brolsma, FarmRX Site Specific Ag Specialist Tyler.Brolsma@NuWay-KandH.com Most growers today have more data available than ever before. Between planting records, yield maps, application records, fertility programs, and manure applications, valuable information is being generated every season. The challenge isn’t collecting the data, it’s organizing it in a way that makes it useful. That’s where
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Gasoline and diesel markets remain sensitive to overseas supply concerns, especially the ongoing conflict involving Iran and the United States and the continued risk to shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea. These waterways are important for global crude oil and refined fuel movement, so any disruption can quickly add a
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Energy UpdateEnergy markets remain focused on a mix of Middle East supply risk, OPEC+ production decisions, global demand, and refined fuel availability. Crude oil has been choppy, with geopolitical headlines adding support while improving supply flows and uneven demand has kept prices from breaking sharply higher. For customers buying gasoline and diesel, the biggest takeaway is
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Energy UpdateCrude oil prices have eased after recent U.S.–Iran talks helped reduce immediate fears of a major supply disruption through the Strait of Hormuz. The market had added a risk premium when tensions were high, but that premium has started to come out as tanker movement improves and temporary sanctions relief allows more Iranian oil and
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Energy UpdateFuel markets continue to be driven mainly by global supply concerns. Tensions involving Iran, Israel, and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz have kept pressure on crude oil prices, since that region is important for moving oil to the world market. At the same time, Russia is expected to reduce crude exports as it sends
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Energy UpdateEnergy markets are moving quickly as tensions involving the U.S., Israel, and Iran have increased the risk of disruptions in the Middle East—especially around the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping lane that typically carries about 20% of global oil trade and significant LNG volumes. Prices reacted immediately. On the supply side, several disruptions are
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