southeast Nebraska family owned agronomy business. Becks seed and crop protection.
Joined April 2023
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One of those weeks where the sun sets before the work is done.
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Every green dot is a field that needs attention. The rain kept the sprayers parked, but the operators will be putting in some long hours this week to get caught back up.
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Things take a little longer when they're helping. That's alright.
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Corn grows fast.
Don't get caught behind on post-emerge applications. Different herbicides have different growth stage restrictions, and once the crop gets away from you, options start to narrow.
Questions? Give us a call.
Lucas: 402-450-1606
Delayne: 402-540-6647
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Today, we’re grateful.
Grateful to do what we love — working the ground, raising crops, and serving the people around us — because of the sacrifice of others.
Today we pause to remember the men and women who gave everything for this country. Thank you.
#MemorialDay
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Once the crop’s in the ground, communication matters even more. Questions start popping up fast, conditions change quickly, and small decisions now can matter a lot later.
If you’re seeing something in the field you want a second opinion on, give us a call.
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Another day, another plot. 💪🏻
The small strips now usually answer big questions later.
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This load of corn gets an extra ride-along... another bonus item out the door, ready to earn its keep and make some mud checking pivots this summer.
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Floating fertilizer the past couple weeks, herbicide right behind it. Spring moves fast, so staying ahead of the next pass matters. 👊🏻
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Plots going in around Crete and Wilber. Scott Meinke (right) is the one covering that area for us. If you still need seed or chemical, or want to start talking through next year, give him a call.
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Starter fertilizer is in and loads are moving.
👉🏻Full loads available direct to farm.
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A planter can be set right in the shop and still miss in the field.
Before planting really gets moving here, it’s worth stopping to check depth, spacing, and how consistently seed is being placed.
A quick refresher here:
absoluteagronomy.com/post/a-…
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