https://cropintel.ca/news/monthly-newsletter---december-2023-driving-decisions Crop Intelligence customers receive valuable agronomic and in-season information through our monthly newsletter.We are sharing our December 2023 issue with customers, Annual Summit Attendees and with you! Click below to read. The December Issue:Read full article. https://cropintel.ca/news/monthly-newsletter---january-2023-driving-decisions As a Crop Intel customer, we like to provide you with valuable agronomic and in-season information.We've put together a monthly newsletter to keep you up to date. This month's feature will cover a summary of the 2023 Crop Intelligence Annual Summit!We hope to keep the conversation going as a new growing season is around the corner. The January Issue:Crop Intelligence Summit... https://cropintel.ca/news/les-henry-opportunities-to-learn-in-wintertime It is a great thrill for this old fossil to see soil moisture being used as a major factor in agronomic decisions. Photo: qunamax/iStock/Getty Images   What I discovered at the 2021 Crop Intelligence Annual Summit Winter is the time for catching up with reading not done in the busy farming season and going to agricultural shows and information meetings. For me, one of the... https://cropintel.ca/news/one-metre-under Have you ever wondered how a 1 metre John Deere moisture probe gets installed? Take a look!   https://cropintel.ca/news/farmgate-features-2021 New Features for 2021 Our team has been working hard over the winter to bring you some updated features and functions for the Crop Intelligence app. We’re always striving to bring you better, more accurate, and more usable data that supports your objectives.   For 2021 all Crop Intelligence customers will have access to Farmgate features on their environmental sensors. These features... https://cropintel.ca/news/ag-in-motion-virtual-content Ag In Motion 2020: Virtual Content Field days and trade shows looked a little different than usual in 2020. In July, Kendall Gee of Crop Intelligence, and Curtis Russell with Taurus Ag Marketing https://www.taurus.ag/team/  met in a canola field southeast of Regina to discuss how soil moisture data can help inform farm decision making throughout the growing season. The video includes a... https://cropintel.ca/news/2019-top-dress-trial---what-we-learned Soil moisture data and Water Driven Yield Potential support confident decision making. I was introduced to Crop Intelligence and soil moisture probes in the spring of 2018 by Ryan Hutchison. That fall, I joined South Country Equipment as a Crop Intelligence Agronomist and put two stations on my family farm in SE Saskatchewan for the 2019 season. This was De Roo Family Farms first year using... https://cropintel.ca/news/crop-intelligence-creates-new-opportunities Adding Crop Intelligence to your tool kit creates a number of new opportunities for your farm. Here’s what we know from data analysis and firsthand experience with farmers and agronomists.   The Crop Intelligence app interprets data and that can help you:   Develop a baseline Weather stations and environmental sensor technology is more reliable and affordable to... https://cropintel.ca/news/an-app-that-supports-decision-making-and-planning   Informed decision-making leads to smarter decision-making. As Elston Solberg, Crop Intelligence’s own expert agronomist, has said before—"trust the data so you can crush the agronomy.”   The data that our Crop Intelligence app provides and the support that our team offers helps you inform your planning and decision-making—both in-season and before next... https://cropintel.ca/news/the-next-four-bushels The Next Four Bushels A Collaboration with Elston Solberg and Sean Taylor One of the most talked about session from the inaugural Crop Intelligence Summit, held in November 2019 in Regina, was Sean Taylor’s presentation, Are You Maximizing Your Profits. Sean is a manager with MNP’s Agricultural Services Team in Regina. In his talk, he stated that four additional bushels of canola can...