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AgXplore Since 1999, AgXplore® has manufactured and marketed fertility management aids, nutritional blends.

09/10/2026

Sometimes the biggest difference isn’t one major change. It’s the little extras that add up.

From management practices to finding new efficiencies, improving an acre can come down to continuously testing where small changes can make a bigger impact.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/FkPWgtMZkJQ

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09/10/2026

High yield gets the attention. But what did it cost to get there?

The better question may be how efficiently each acre turned investment into return. That’s the conversation behind the idea of a high-ROI contest.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/FkPWgtMZkJQ

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09/09/2026

Could a small change in your dry fertilizer treatment make a measurable difference?

In replicated research, increasing the MicroCoat Ultra rate from 2 to 3 quarts per ton resulted in an approximately 4-bushel increase.

See what the research uncovered and why the response matters.

Watch the full White Paper: https://youtube.com/live/v5X55FAdYvg?feature=share

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09/08/2026

Phosphorus may be in your soil—but how much of it is actually available to the crop?

MicroCoat Ultra is designed to help improve phosphorus availability and help crops make better use of the fertility already being applied.

See what the research shows and rethink how you approach fertilizer efficiency.

Learn more: https://agxplore.com/assessment/

AgXplore Welcomes Josh Powell as Kentucky Sales AgronomistJosh brings 23 years of experience in agricultural sales and c...
09/07/2026

AgXplore Welcomes Josh Powell as Kentucky Sales Agronomist

Josh brings 23 years of experience in agricultural sales and crop production, with a background spanning liquid fertilizer, seed, row crops, and turfgrass. Throughout his career, he has built strong relationships while helping customers make informed decisions for their operations.

A University of Kentucky graduate with a bachelor’s degree in Plant and Soil Science, Josh brings a combination of agronomic knowledge and hands-on industry experience to the AgXplore team.

In his new role, Josh looks forward to building relationships across Kentucky and supporting our channel partners and the growers they serve.

Outside of agriculture, Josh enjoys spending time with his wife, Jessica, their two children, Lexie and JP, and time at the lake.

Please join us in welcoming Josh to AgXplore!

Today, we recognize the hard work, dedication, and determination that keep agriculture—and America—moving forward.Happy ...
09/07/2026

Today, we recognize the hard work, dedication, and determination that keep agriculture—and America—moving forward.

Happy Labor Day from AgXplore.

09/05/2026

R5 and R6 are all about filling pods and developing seed.

But how do you know when your soybeans have actually reached R5? Dr. John Murphy shows exactly where to look on the plant, which pod to pull, and how developing seed helps identify the stage.

Knowing the stage is the first step. Understanding what the crop needs during it is where the agronomy gets interesting.

Full Video: https://youtube.com/live/gkcepYrmlMc?feature=share

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09/04/2026

At R5, soybean pod fill is being supported from two directions at once.

Dr. John Murphy explains how nutrients are being remobilized from the leaves and stems while the roots continue supplying the developing pods. Water, potassium, sulfur, and zinc all become part of that conversation.

It’s a great example of why decisions made early in the season can still matter when the crop is finishing yield.

Full Video: https://youtube.com/live/gkcepYrmlMc?feature=share

Learn More: https://agxplore.com/assessment/

09/04/2026

R4 is when soybean pods are becoming easier to see, but yield potential is still vulnerable.

Disease, insect pressure, nutrient limitations, and other plant stresses can contribute to flower and small-pod abortion during these reproductive stages.

Knowing the R stage is only the start. The bigger question is: what could stress be costing the plant right now?

Full Video: https://youtube.com/live/gkcepYrmlMc?feature=share

Learn More: https://agxplore.com/assessment/

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