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An eKonomics podKast featuring down-and-dirty agronomic science to help grow crops and bottom lines. Inspired by nutrien-eKonomics.com, farming's go-to information resource, we break down the latest crop nutrition research and news — helping farmers make better business decisions through actionable insights.
eKonomics hosts The Dirt: an eKonomics podKast, a science show with 177 episodes published.
Denitrification is one of the three main pathways for nitrogen loss, but what is it really, and how much nitrogen do we stand to lose? In this episode, Lyle Cowell is joined by Dr. Erin Daly from the University of Guelph
What can a crop built to last for generations teach us about planning for the seasons ahead? In this episode, Dr. Karl Wyant is joined by Stephen Vasquez, executive director of the Administrative Committee for Pistachios
Soil testing can be a valuable tool, but getting the most from it starts with understanding what you're measuring and how to interpret the results. In this episode, Dr. Alan Blaylock is joined by University of Minnesota
Eric Snodgrass is back to revisit the spring weather outlook he shared earlier this year and what the rest of the growing season could look like. In this episode, he joins Amy Crozier to explore how weather patterns have
Your irrigation water plays a bigger role in your operation than you might think. In this episode, Cory Broad joins Dr. Karl Wyant to explore why irrigation water should be treated as an agronomic input. They discuss how
When your soil pH becomes a concern, what options do you have? In this episode, Dr. Antonio Mallarino joins Dr. Alan Blaylock to discuss practical approaches to managing soil pH and soil acidity. They explore how soil te
Farm risk management goes far beyond crop insurance. In this episode, Amy Crozier sits down with Mathieu Lipari, National Risk Management Lead at Farm Management Canada, to explore what risk management really means and h
What does it take to grow high-quality produce? Agronomist Christopher Hight from Grimmway Produce Group joins host Dr. Karl Wyant to explore the agronomy behind produce production. With experience managing more than 65
From fertilizer applications to crop rotations, many of the decisions made each season can influence your soil pH over time. In this episode, Dr. Miles Dyck from the University of Alberta joins Dr. Alan Blaylock to discu
Focusing on one nutrient like nitrogen might yield immediate results, but long-term production requires a more balanced approach. In this episode, Norm Dueck joins Amy Crozier to discuss what a balanced nutrient manageme
The residue your crops leave behind is going to impact next season's crop whether you think about it or not. Too much residue can create challenges like disease pressure and poor planting conditions. Too little can leave
What happens when crops remove phosphorus and potassium from the soil, and what does it take to replenish them? In this episode, we're in the classroom at Mississippi State University sitting down with Dr. Vaughn Reed to
Sustainability is talked about everywhere these days, but what does it actually mean for agriculture? In this episode, we sit down with Carlos Romero, Senior Sustainability Manager at Nutrien Ag Solutions, to break it do
Agriculture has changed a lot over the last 20 years, and it's not slowing down. In this episode, we sit down with Ben Graham, President of AdFarm, to explore what's evolved, from how farmers get their information to the
Ever wondered how the nitrogen fertilizer you apply is actually produced? In this episode, we sit down with Chris Boyda, Senior Manager of Operations at Nutrien's Redwater nitrogen facility, to explore the full process b
Every season in the Canadian Prairies comes down to one thing: the weather. With a short growing window, everything rides on how conditions unfold. In this episode, meteorologist David Spence breaks down how winter set t
If you spend just 14 minutes a day differently, what could that do for you and your farm? On this episode of The Dirt, Mike Howell sits down with Angie Traetow to talk about what it looks like to be more intentional on t
You're applying the nutrients your crops need, but is your soil actually able to deliver them? Your standard soil test might not be giving you the full picture of what's actually happening beneath the surface. In this ep
The weather shapes your entire season on the farm, and right now, it's already telling a story about what lies ahead. In this episode, Mike Howell sits down with Senior Science Fellow Eric Snodgrass to break down the pat
As we head into planting, one thing is top of mind for everyone in agriculture—the economy. What's really driving the markets, and what's the outlook as we head into the field? In this episode, Mike Howell sits down with
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