Newsletter

Kevin Jones, President, CEO Kevin.Jones@NuWay-KandH.com As we approach the end of Fiscal Year 2026, I am pleased to report that NuWay–K&H Cooperative has continued to navigate a challenging agricultural economy while remaining focused on serving our members and protecting the long-term strength of the cooperative. Despite ongoing uncertainty across much of the ag sector, our

Jake oldenburg, VP operations Jake.Oldenburg@NuWay-KandH.com As fungicide, insecticide, and cover crop application season approaches, one of the best things customers can do is communicate early with their Agronomy Account Manager. Whether you’re considering ground, drone, or helicopter application, discussing your plans ahead of time helps ensure we have the resources in place to meet your

Justin Coyle, VP of Energy Account Management & Retail Operations Justin.Coyle@NuWay-KandH.com As we move closer to harvest, many of us are turning our attention to preparation and making sure we’re ready for the busy season ahead. One area that continues to deserve attention is the energy market, where both global and domestic factors can influence

Jeff Crissinger, VP of Agronomy sales / marketing Jeff.Crissinger@NuWay-KandH.com NuWay-K&H Cooperative continues to move forward in our efforts to become a leader in conservation and sustainable agriculture throughout our region and the industry. Through these efforts, we have built relationships with many conservation-focused organizations at the local, state, and national levels. These partnerships have allowed

Recent changes within NuWay-K&H’s Agronomy Department are about more than new job titles. They’re about putting talented people in positions where they can better serve our customers. We caught up with Allison Schwieger, Hannah Ammann, and Derrek Russenberger to hear what they’re looking forward to in their new roles. Allison Schwieger, Account Manager After interning

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

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.

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