Protect & Optimize Your Investment - Fall Nitrogen Management
Sep 15, 2021
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Sep 29,2022
Our brand new Independence scale is now open for grain at the IAS Independence grain site just west of Hwy 150!
Retired employee, Bob Armstead, brought in the first load of beans for 2022 this morning for customer, Greg Fangmann.
When bringing grain, please come to the bin site as our old Independence location is now closed. The exact address is 1101 2nd Ave NE.
Contact our Masonville location with any questions!
Retired employee, Bob Armstead, brought in the first load of beans for 2022 this morning for customer, Greg Fangmann.
When bringing grain, please come to the bin site as our old Independence location is now closed. The exact address is 1101 2nd Ave NE.
Contact our Masonville location with any questions!
Sep 23,2022
Congratulations to former feed intern, Amelia Klostermann on winning this year's Iowa Institute for Cooperatives Scholarship!
This $2,000 award was given to 12 full time students for the 2022-23 school year who had work experience or an internship as an Iowa Institute for Cooperatives' member cooperative.
Way to represent IAS, Amelia!
This $2,000 award was given to 12 full time students for the 2022-23 school year who had work experience or an internship as an Iowa Institute for Cooperatives' member cooperative.
Way to represent IAS, Amelia!
Sep 16,2022
Soil sampling is a good start to any fertility program. Test results identify available nutrients in the soil, allowing you to address nutrient deficiencies and improve the nutritional profile of your fields!
For example, you may have one area that requires more lime than others. It does not make sense to put the same rate of product in both places, each with different needs. Proper nutrient management can help you budget in-field resources, optimizing your potential return on investment.
For more information, contact your local IAS location or agronomist.
For example, you may have one area that requires more lime than others. It does not make sense to put the same rate of product in both places, each with different needs. Proper nutrient management can help you budget in-field resources, optimizing your potential return on investment.
For more information, contact your local IAS location or agronomist.