Taylor Ferguson
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79 appearances
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first heard Sep 2024
last heard Sep 2024
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Awesome. Well, thank you much for your time.
Yes, this is going to be great. And I have followed this guest for a long time, had a couple of connections with him through interviews on the Ag News Daily podcast, and excited to finally expose him to the Farm for Profit audience. We've got Josh Linville here. And if I read the bio as stated, we could be here for a little bit. This man's overqualified, but ultimately from Missouri.
Grew up on, is this correct, a tobacco crop and cattle operation, Josh?
There you go. Yes. You got over 20 years of experience in the fertilizer industry. And now your role is to provide us a little bit of perspective here coming from Stonex. So why don't you give our listeners an idea of what your job is? And then we'll go back and learn about Little Josh.
I want to know about your background, right? So we said you grew up on a family farm. Is the family still farming today?
If they cannot go on strike.
All right, Josh, fill them in.
All right, we are back with one of our Nutrient Maximizer segments. We saw such great value in this information that we learned during the winter months before this growing season got started.
It's now time to bring it back and grab some more of the expertise coming out of Taylor Ferguson, the Nutrient Maximizer Strategic Account Manager for Indiana, Ohio and Michigan and Farm for Profit, all of its audience. He didn't realize he got an extra layer of responsibility today. Welcome back, Taylor.
Thank you. I appreciate it. Glad we can get the message out there.
Why is it important for us to think about including these products this fall?
You think about a lot of the applications that happen in the fall, specifically in the western part of the Midwest. There's a lot of fall ammonia. That's a lot of time that that nitrogen is laying out there in that field. We need to make sure that we are extending the lifeline of that overall, getting it to that spring time frame.
Yeah, because that's one of the things that we had talked about was the difference between spring apply and fall applied. What can we do to make sure it's still going to be there in the spring?
Making sure that we have a full rate of Inserve or a full rate of Instinct NextGen depending on what we're applying. Kind of like we reviewed last time, Inserve is for anhydrous ammonia, Instinct NextGen is for UAN, urea, and manure.
Yeah, when you talk manure and even some of the nitrogen applications, sometimes producers are doing them out of necessity. They have to. This is the only time that it's available or it's forced into this time window that And it's nice to know that there's something they can put in with their application process to ensure that they got their best opportunity to be set up next spring.
So if they want to learn more about these products, how do they do that?
Best place is to reach out to your local retailer, your Corteva Agriscience Territory Manager, or go to nitrogenstabilizers.com.
I appreciate you, Taylor, sharing that with our audience again.
Yeah.
So we're recording today on the 23rd of August, just two weeks before this episode is going to air. Where are we at today? Today or in two weeks? No, today as in the 23rd of August. What do we know today?
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