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    Topic: Agronomy and Soil Health

    Taking on Soybean Cyst Nematodes and Winning

    Indigo Ag is not afraid of taking on tough challenges. And nematodes—especially soybean cyst nematodes—are some of the toughest ones out there.

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    The Biological Opportunity: A Retailer’s Perspective

    When farmers Jake Hoalt, Blake Jones, and George Harris launched their agricultural retailer, Xceleration Ag, in 2019, they had a vision for giving farmers in their area...

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    Introducing FieldFlex: A More Rewarding & Flexible Approach for Farmers

    Over the last five years Indigo has pioneered sustainable agriculture programs with our industry partners, and now we’re excited to announce the market’s next major step. ...

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    Meet Trey Bowers, a Second-Generation Farmer Bringing More Sustainable Practices to His Rice Fields

    Second-generation rice farmer Trey Bowers does not want to be stuck in his ways. He is always looking to make his rice, corn, and soybean operation more profitable. That...

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    Why Start Now, and 4 More Takeaways from the Carbon Farming Connection

    A lot has happened in the development of agricultural carbon credits, markets, and programs since Indigo started hosting the Carbon Farming Connection two years ago. The...

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    Soil Health Scares: How Carbon Farming Solves Agronomic Nightmares

    It is scary story season. That time of year when we allow ourselves to be entertained by the scariness of the unknown. While entertaining for most people, the unknown can...

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    Carbon Farming 101: What Are Carbon Offset Registries, and Why are They Important?

    What are carbon offset registries, and why are they important?In simple terms, carbon offset registries ensure three things: 1) the highest level of quality and rigor in...

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    Farmer Pain Points: Hot, Dry Wheat Conditions

    It’s no secret there’s a drought impacting the American West. These hot, dry conditions across the West have been a big stress for farmers and their crops, particularly...

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    Farmer Pain Points: Seedling Disease in Double-Cropped Soybeans

    May 27, 2022. The best laid plans, in farming, are always close to going awry. Heat waves, heavy rain events, and disease stress can disrupt an otherwise healthy crop—and...

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    Carbon Farming 101: How Does Soil Carbon Get Measured?

    How does soil carbon get measured? Accurately measuring carbon sequestration is important because it ensures buyers have confidence in the carbon credits they purchase and...

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