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CELEBRATING NEW AND LONG-TIME STAFF

EMILY BOELKE, VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES Emily.Boelke@NuWay-KandH.com At NuWay-K&H Cooperative, our people are our greatest asset. It is with great pleasure that I introduce you to a new and talented employee, Felicia Ferrari. This past July, Felicia became the assistant manager of our Thompson retail store. Born In Rockford, IL, Felica lived in four different […]

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A FRESH START FOR 2025

BRAD HENNING, SEED DIRECTOR Brad.Henning@NuWay-KandH.com The 2024 growing season was an interesting year—from early season record rainfalls to late summer/early fall drought. Both corn and soybean yields were affected by the extreme weather conditions. As the current crop year ends, let’s make a fresh start in 2025. One of the most important decisions for the

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WHEN DOES CORN NEED NITROGEN?

JOHN SANDMEYER, CROP PROTECTION & NUTRIENTS DIRECTOR John.Sandmeyer@NuWay-KandH.com With the current volatile fertilizer market, it is good to revisit your fertilizer plans, particularly your nitrogen (N) strategy. When making next year’s plans, it is important to set yield goals. This will determine the rate of N you need. Here’s something to think about. “How do

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SEASONAL EMPLOYEES ARE “ALL IN”

DAVID ANDERSON AND RYAN SCHMIDT, AGRONOMY OPERATIONS DIRECTORS David.Anderson@NuWay-KandH.com and Ryan.Schmidt@NuWay-KandH.com We want to recognize our seasonal employees in operations for their hard work and years of service. These seasonal employees and their years of service are listed in a chart accompanying this article. We get our seasonal employees in March. Some of them just

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2024 CROP YEAR IN REVIEW

NUWAY-K&H AGRONOMY ACCOUNT MANAGERS Excessive moisture early in 2024 created challenges from the start. Crop variability and below average yields were two main aspects of the growing season Our customers told us that nitrogen (N) management was key in maintaining what yield potential was left. Corn fields that had N applied in spring of 2024

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YOUR COOPERATIVE THIS FALL—AND BEYOND

JAKE OLDENBURG, VP OPERATIONS Jake.Oldenburg@NuWay-KandH.com We are at the tail end of our fall season, and every fall is different in its own way. Spring brought frequent rains that interrupted planting and application. Finishing late, we thought we’d have a later fall. We were surprised when the crop was ready to be harvested a bit

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