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Manage Your Account

  1. Sign in to the My Account page and click the “View Dashboard” button, or click the green “Dashboard” button in the header above.
  2. Start exploring all the features of Agronomy 365!
  1. Sign in to the My Account page.
  2. In the Welcome tab, click the “Affiliate Admin” button.
  3. Navigate to the “Agronomist Partner Links” tab.
  4. Send your custom referral link to your customers using your preferred communication method.
  1. Navigate to the My Account page and click on the “Teams” tab.
  2. Your team will be displayed here. Click the “View” button.
  3. Go to the “Add Members” tab and assign each membership purchased to a specific customer so they’re able to complete their dashboard registration.
    • You can either share their registration link with them,
    • or enter their email address yourself.
    • They will receive an email notifying them of the purchase and asking them to accept the membership registration.

 
Note: We recommend contacting your customer directly as well to ensure they are able to access their new account.

Accessing Resources

Soak up all things Agronomy 365 with these additional resources, available with your Agronomy365 membership:

**These are only available with a Tier 2 Advanced or Tier 3 Elite membership.
  1. Click the “My Account” icon at the top right of your screen, and proceed with login.
  2. Once you get to the My Account welcome page, scroll down and click into “Premium Resources”.
  3. Select “Nutrient Recommendation Sheets” and open the file.
  4. Proceed with downloading by selecting the download button in the top right corner of your screen to keep handy for future reference, or view on the web as-needed.

**These are only available with a Tier 2 Advanced or Tier 3 Elite membership.

  1. Click the “My Account” icon at the top right of your screen, and proceed with login.
  2. Once you get to the My Account welcome page, scroll down and click into “Premium Resources”.
  3. Select the appropriate In-Season Management Sheet (Early Season, Mid-Season, Late Season and Tissue Ranking Sheets).
  4. Proceed with downloading by selecting the download button in the top right corner of your screen to keep handy for future reference, or view on the web as-needed.

**The Webinar Series is available for purchase on its own, or access is included with a Tier 3 Elite membership.

  1. Click the “My Account” icon at the top right of your screen, and proceed with login.
  2. Once you get to the My Account welcome page, scroll down and click into “Webinar Series Access”.
  3. Select the Webinar Series video to watch, and enjoy!

New videos in the Webinar Series will be released bi-weekly from June 1 through September 1.

**The Video Library is available for Tier 2 Advanced (limited access) and Tier 3 Elite memberships (full access).

  1. Click the “My Account” icon at the top right of your screen, and proceed with login.
  2. Once you get to the My Account welcome page, scroll down and click into “Video Library Access”.
  3. Sign in using your Dashboard login credentials.
  4. Select a video to watch, and enjoy!

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Sampling Tips

For further information on how to review your latest soil or tissue report please see this tutorial:

For in-season soil sampling, it is best to pull one soil sample from inside the furrow and three soil samples from outside the furrow. If you practice banding then it is recommended to pull three soil samples from inside the furrow and one soil sample from outside the furrow. For more information, please see our Soil Sampling Protocol.
Field analysis includes soil and tissue testing from two locations on that field. As we do not provide the soil and tissue samples it is advised that you follow our Soil Sampling Protocol to receive the most in-depth results.
Please submit your soil and tissue samples through the Next Level Ag Dashboard. In addition to this, please identify the following on the sample packaging:
  • Customer Name
  • Field Identification Name
  • Type of Analysis (Soil or Tissue Analysis)
  1. Navigate to the Enroll page on the agronomy365.com website.
  2. Click the Book A Consult button.
  3. Select which expert you’d like to set up a consultation with. Select your consultation expert.
  4. Once you’ve clicked on your consultant, please scroll down within that box to the calendar.
  5. Select a date and time from those that are available. The available days are highlighted with a gray circle and green number.
  6. Select and click the green Confirm button.
  7. Fill out your contact, general, and billing information.
  8. Click the green Schedule Event button to book your consultation. Click to Schedule your event and complete your purchase.
  9. Once your order has been placed you will receive both a text message and email confirmation regarding your order.
  10. In the email confirmation, please “add this event” to your calendar. The calendar event/meeting will contain the zoom link needed to join the consulting hour.”
Special Note – You will receive a reminder text and email 24 hours prior to your consulting hour to send any field data information needed for your consult.

In-Field Recommendations

During the V3-V4 growth stages, a dramatic increase in the number of nodules visible on roots takes place, whereas, in the V5-Vn growth stages, lateral roots extend up to 15 inches away from the main stem and grow to the center of a 30-inch row. Branches will begin developing on the lowest nodes and the total number of nodes that the plant may produce is set at the V5 growth stage. Make sure that your stalk diameter and internode length are tight as this results in higher-yielding crops.

We recommend practicing this on a trial basis as there has yet to be a consistent way to track this. Plants that are vigor and energetic seem to have the best results. Lower populations help this as it is all about having the hormonal balance of Auxins vs. Ctytokins.

If you do not have cereal grains to plant the cover behind, interseeding corn is a great option. It is best to seed around the V7 growth stage. If you are interseeding in a wet environment we suggest interseeding before V7 growth stage. If you are interseeding in a more dry environment, then we suggest interseeding after the V7 growth stage. Establishment and energy storage is critical going into the V10 growth stage.

In general, lower maturities have less branching and need to keep the population higher. Typically, we see very little to no difference in soybean varieties and population changes until we get lower than 80,000 seeds per acre. We are trying to manage the nodes on a per-acre basis.

We have had high-yield growers apply a fungicide as a follow-up application to the V12 application. If your area experiences issues with southern rust, then a late fungicide application will be beneficial.

Yes. The addition of sodium hypochlorite to water is used as a viral/bacterial disinfectant to control pathogens from exiting the irrigation line and affecting crops. A great alternative for this is Vitamin C. This is a newer chemical method for neutralizing chlorine that would be very helpful. There are two forms that will neutralize chlorine safely – ascorbic acid and sodium ascorbate. Neither are considered a hazardous chemical. Vitamin C doesn’t lower the dissolved oxygen as much as sulfur-based chemicals do. Second, Vitamin C is not toxic to aquatic life at the levels used for dechlorinating your water. Although ascorbic acid is slightly acidic and, in large doses, will lower the pH of the treated water, sodium ascorbate is neutral and won’t affect the pH. Both forms of Vitamin C are stable, with a shelf life of at least one year in a dry form if kept in a cool, dark place. keep in mind that Vitamin C degrades in a day or two once it’s placed into the solution. Sulfur-based chemicals will lower the dissolved oxygen significantly, so we would suggest other options before this. Good old sunlight and oxygen will dechlorinate the water as well.

There is no maximum rate level for potash. Although it is possible, this is dependent on many factors.

Zinc has been known to play a hormonal role in soybean development where we suggest keeping it high on early soybeans. Copper is known for disease suppression and aids in the increase of sugar. When you cannot get your nitrogen levels up, we suggest applying molybdenum. Do consider your nitrate and ammonium levels in your soil when applying this.

The perfect time frame to y-drop on soybeans is between R2 to R3.5 growth stages to keep the plant completely satisfied.

When foliar feeding micronutrients, take into consideration these guidelines:

  • Molecule Sizing – Choose a small module application. An example of this is that many use EDTA chelates, these chelates are large and struggle to get into the plant, and are better used in the soil.
  • Application Timing – Overnight or early morning applications work best. Try to stay away from applying during the middle of the day unless you are feeding the soil as s leaf temperature of greater than 75ºF can slow or cease nutritional uptake.
  • Absorption – This is best when humidity levels are lower.
  • Application Spray – Keep the application mist very fine and not coarse.
  • Water Quality – It has been found that softened water when mixing the application as some sodium may be present in the water molecules. RO water and structured water have shown some benefits as well. Carbonates and Bicarbonate loads in the water greatly diminish the products we are trying to get into the plants. If you are adding biology through the solution you must also keep your chlorine levels low in the solution. Water testing can be crucial. Using water with total hardness levels above 125 can cause a lot of tie-up issues.
  • Mixing Bio-Stimulants – Fulvic, Humic, and Amino Acids are great add-ins for this type of application as they can help the plant absorb the solution at a faster rate.


***Special Note:
Add in either a half or full gallon of a Urea based Nitrogen per acre to help with plant absorption and nutrient uptake.

Always be certain you’re not going to see leaf burn. Source your products from suppliers that understand the entire tank mix. Also, always jar test to make sure the mix is compatible.

Fungi thrive in acidic pH soil environments. Keeping your pH anywhere from 5.7-6.5 is optimal for both microbiology and crop production. From past research, BW Fusion’s MeltDown and Environoc 401 have been shown to work wonders. Turkey litter is a great alternative that can introduce carbon and calcium while also feeding the microbes to increase phosphorus uptake.

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