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NuWay-K&H Cooperative is accepting applications for up to ten $500 scholarships. This annual scholarship program is open to all students from southern Minnesota and northern Iowa, as well as to all patrons, customers, employees and directors of NuWay-K&H Cooperative and their children. To be eligible, an applicant must attend or plan to attend an accredited college, university or technical school. We encourage, but do not require, the applicant to be seeking a degree or certificate in agricultural studies. Applicants will be evaluated based on leadership, scholastic achievement, extra-curricular activities, and Community involvement.
Scholarship Application
Click here to download an application. Fill out the application and submit it by April 15th to NuWay-K&H Cooperative, Attn: Tyler Olson, P.O. Box Q, Trimont, MN 56176. Winners will be announced May 1, 2020, or at your school’s award day.
Take advantage of strong financing rates and capitalize on early discounts with the Secure® financing program. Secure provides attractive terms for lines of credit up to $250,000 for qualified growers to purchase seed and crop protection products. Exclusive 1.5% and 2.5% fixed APR rates are offered for qualified growers. Additional lines of credit are available with additional documentation, financial information and review. Contact your Account Manager today and ask for more details about Secure and the rapid application process.
As we transition our agronomy efforts to the NuWay Agronomy brand under NuWay-K&H Cooperative, our focus remains the same. Our goal with regard to ag technology innovation is to be able to identify, evaluate, select and integrate emerging technologies into our grower base faster than our competitors, thus giving our growers a competitive advantage in the marketplace. With all of the new opportunities out there, clearly the key to success and long-term grower adoption is to be able to accurately identify which products and services will make it through the “start-up” phase and provide a long-term solution or improvement to methods we use today. Working with a select group of customers using controlled evaluation methods, we are able to look at multiple opportunities each growing season in order to determine which future technologies have potential staying power. We want to prove effectiveness of a product to ourselves first, before we introduce it to our entire customer base. This method gives us a much higher success rate with regard to firstyear integration, and lowers our growers’ risk. Here are just a few of the companies and potential technologies we are evaluating in 2020:
Teralytic
New Life BioSciences
Upgraded SDS Protection continues to be a focus of discussion because of its devastating effect on soybean yield. As the disease continues to wreak havoc on yields, your farmers may be looking for better protection for their crop. They plant NK® varieties with SDS and/or SCN resistance but have only had one seed treatment option to rely upon. Have they ever asked you what else they can do to manage this disease? You’ll now have another option to recommend that is an upgrade over the standard to which you’re both accustomed. Saltro® fungicide seed treatment will be available for use in the 2020 season. It will offer superior protection from SDS and will have activity on a broad spectrum of nematodes, including soybean cyst. Your customers will be able to continue planting earlier into cooler, wetter soils and know they have the best SDS protection without any plant stress side effects.
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Precision agriculture has created a multitude of ideas and services for more intensively farming the land. Current thought is to tie together as many of these ideas and services as possible in a systems approach, in order to maximize the profitability of each acre.