By Jayde Reilly, Agronomy Marketing Manager According to the University of Arkansas, a “Jar Test’ should always be used to test the compatibility of […]

By Jim Porter Jr., Regional Sales Agronomist The number of growers, and the number of acres, that are involved in organic crop production today […]

By Jordan Johnson, Agronomy Coordinator Two consecutive years in North Central Iowa showed 10 % inclusion of L-CBF Boost with 32% UAN at side-dress […]

When someone is selling you a biological fertilizer, what do you think it’s made of?  Some people don’t really understand what that biology reference […]

By Scott Roskens, Beef Technical Manager Many feedlot operations consider pen maintenance to be a summer event when we scrape, shape and smooth the […]

By Mike Jarosz, Ph.D. Cornstalk residue has been a major forage resource, especially for cow/calf producers in the heavy farming areas of the United […]

by Chelsey Saevre, MS,  Cow/Calf Product Manager For an increasing number of cattlemen, treating forages with QLF liquid supplements has become an effective response […]

Chelsey Saevre, MS, Cow/Calf Product Manager Reproductive performance is the largest determinant of income in a livestock enterprise.  In the U.S. cow/calf industry, embryonic and […]

by Michael Steeke, Regional Sales Agronomist MN & ND In the middle of July, a farmer in Middle River, MN, texted QLF’s Regional Sales […]

In the Southwest U.S., corn silage is a key component of many dairy rations. Controlled water and lots of heat provide prime growing conditions […]