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Official Hiring Announcement: Malachi Ijams is scheduled to begin working for the firm starting in August of 2024. As our company continues to grow, expand its product offerings, and deepen our support to the crop production community we are excited to add to our family of employees. His experience in chemical and fertilizer application will broaden our expertise and abilities to hold to our true core values of discovering what farmers need and then working together to craft a solution to solve that challenge. We feel blessed to have this opportunity of working together into the future. Malachi has lived in the area all his life and lives in north eastern Vernon County with his wife Maggie, and two young sons. On behalf of us all Malachi, welcome aboard.

How do you deliver better insights to make farmers more successful? TOP Ag Services LLC  and Dirks Bros share more than office space. We are collaborating to offer farmers more effective agronomy services. Whether it’s crop scouting, agronomic research, or testing the latest hybrids, products, and ideas, we’re combining our experience and resources to improve our agricultural community. This includes the future development of a location next door to TOP Ag Services’ current facility. Dirks Bros LLC is a local family-owned company offering results-driven crop fertility management services since 2019. Stay tuned for exciting developments over time! #collaboration #innovation

Received an email from Pat Miller of black cutworm in the area. If you have not put down a herbicide yet, this is the perfect time to include it. Hero offers a guarantee for a period of time, I believe 30 days but don't quote me on that. Keep an eye out for this! If you have concerns and need me help walk, give me a shout. Call 417-684-5301 or email: wendell@topagservices.com Credits: Pat Miller, University of Missouri, Extension Black cutworms https://extension2.missouri.edu/g7112 Armyworms https://extension2.missouri.edu/g7115 Photo Credit goes to: University of Minnesota Extension https://extension.umn.edu/corn-pest-management/black-cutworm

Insects, Weeds, Disease, and Weather can steal your yield your corn and soybean fields. Timely reports that provide a solution for a best practice or product can reduce or eliminate these risks. TOP Ag Services Agronomy Resources The Opportunity Project Products Resources First Plant Guidance for Reducing Risks of Re-plant Comparing Soybean Populations Harvesting Down Corn

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