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JEFF CRISSINGER, VP OF AGRONOMY SALES / MARKETING NuWay-K&H Cooperative in collaboration with Winfield United is actively participating in a pilot project launched by CF Industries, a leading global manufacturer of nitrogen products, and POET, the world’s largest ethanol producer, to demonstrate how low carbon nitrogen fertilizer can reduce the carbon intensity of corn and […]

JAKE OLDENBURG, VP OPERATIONS As we wrap up another season and look ahead to 2026, I want to take a moment to recognize the outstanding effort from our entire team this past year. Thank you to those who came in early, stayed late, stepped outside of their comfort zones, and worked together to take care

JUSTIN COYLE, VP OF ENERGY ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT & RETAIL OPERATIONS EFFICIENCY & CUSTOMER FOCUS One of our key priorities in the Energy Account Management (EAM) group continues to be working smarter, not just harder. With the company focused on cost management across the board, we’ve looked at how we can serve more customers while using

by: Kevin Jones President, CEO As we reflect on the current state of our business, it’s important to acknowledge the challenges we’ve encountered this past year and the resilience we’ve demonstrated in overcoming them. The agricultural sector has faced significant headwinds, from weather conditions to declining market prices, yet our cooperative has remained steadfast in

by: Hannah Ammann & Tyler Brolsma, FarmRX Site Specific Ag Specialists Over the years we have been utilizing variable rate EDDHA-Chelate in-furrow based off of standard 2.5 acre grids to combat IDC. While that method is beneficial, the way technology is advancing we now have options through SoilOptix® that allows us to map whole fields

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

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

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.