Each year, NuWay-K&H Cooperative gives $500 scholarships to students in southern Minnesota and Northern Iowa. These scholarships are open to all patrons, customers, employees and directors of NuWay-K&H Cooperative and their children. The scholarships are awarded yearly on the basis of an applicant’s academic achievement, leadership and extracurricular involvement, and financial need. This year, we
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Community, Newsletter
by: John Sandmeyer Crop Protection & Nutrients Director We’re currently layering in fall fertilizer for the 2026 crop year, and as we look ahead, it’s clear that the market remains full of uncertainty and volatility. From shifting tariffs to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, there are many global factors continuing to influence both fertilizer
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Newsletter
by: Jake Oldenburg VP operations As we move into the back half of summer, we want to keep you informed on what’s happening behind the scenes to prepare for a smooth and successful fall. Here are the key updates from our operations team: Equipment & Facility Projects We currently have a couple of sprayers coming
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NuWay-K&H Agronomy Account Managers Weed control in both corn and soybean fields was one of the biggest challenges this past season. As we reflect on the year, we also want to share updates from recent customer trials and offer early recommendations for 2026, particularly around managing weed pressure more effectively and maximizing input efficiency. This
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Agronomy, Newsletter
by: Brad Henning, Seed Director As the summer months fly by, harvest will soon be right around the corner which means now is the perfect time to start (or continue) evaluating corn hybrids and soybean varieties for the 2026 planting season. Of course, yield remains the number one goal when selecting products for your operation.
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Newsletter
NuWay-K&H Energy Account Managers As your Energy Account Managers, we want to help you head into fall with confidence. The key to avoiding delays and last-minute issues is simple: a little planning now can go a long way. First, we encourage you to top off your diesel and propane tanks. Whether you’re preparing for dryer
by: Jeff Crissinger VP of Agronomy sales / marketing Currently NuWay-K&H Cooperative is going through an audit to become one of the first cooperatives in Minnesota to become 4R certified in Nutrient Stewardship at the company level. The 4R Nutrient Stewardship Certification Program encourages ag retailers to adopt and utilize best management practices through the
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Newsletter, Sustainability
by: Justin Coyle VP of Energy Account Management & Retail Operations Over the past several years, NuWay-K&H has made substantial investments across our business, from upgrading facilities to enhancing service offerings, all with one purpose: to prepare for the challenges we now face in a more volatile, unpredictable market. While today’s economic outlook presents uncertainty
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Newsletter
by: David Anderson & Ryan Schmidt, Agronomy Operations Directors With harvest just around the corner, we’re asking for your help to get ahead of the curve on fall fertilizer application. Every fall, our team shifts from dry fertilizer to anhydrous, which means the sooner we can spread dry nutrients, the better. Waiting to apply until
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Agronomy, Newsletter
The U.S. economy showed stronger-than-expected growth in the second quarter, with GDP rising at a 3.0% annualized rate, outpacing the 2.4% forecast, after a contraction earlier this year. However, economists caution the number may be distorted by trade activity and inventory fluctuations. Inflation came in cooler than expected at 2.1%, leading to tempered expectations for
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Energy Update