A supplier of fertilizer inputs has developed new online tools to help farmers get the most bang for their crop input bucks. Agronomist and tool developer Lyle Cowell tells Brownfield Nutrien’s input planning calculator can help producers easily figure out their real cost of production. “We also have to think about all of the costs. […]
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