Great Bend Co-op is now proud to offer its growers access to TruCarbon™, a brand new initiative to help growers generate and sell carbon credits to major corporations such as Microsoft®.
The Great Bend Co-op has had a long tradition of being very community minded and financially conscious. We know this addition will help serve our current and most importantly our future customers for years to come.
To have a successful season, seed selection is key. The most vital step in growing high quality, high yielding crops is selecting the seed and trait package that fits your specific acre. Soil type, crop rotation, water availability, and management style should all be considered when choosing your varieties. Fall planning with our seed department offers you the best possible seed discounts with the flexibility to make changes up to mid-January.
On October 27th, 2020, the Environmental Protection Agency announced that they will extend the registrations of three in-crop Dicamba products for DT Soybeans and DT Cotton for the next 5 years. The products approved are XtendiMax®, Engenia®, and Tavium®.
Check out our Fall 2020 Newsletter. Inside you will find the following: Introducing Chris Wagner, CEO Comments from CEO Chris Wagner Utilizing Break Evens in Marketing 2020 Annual Meeting Highlights Other Great Co-op Info
Understanding your break-even costs is important, especially in a depressed market.
On Monday, June 8, 2020 the EPA released its final cancellation order for the following in-crop dicamba products: Xtendimax® with Vaporgrip® Technology, Engenia®, and FeXapan®. This article will help define what the means for Great Bend Co-op and our customers.
Please join the Great Bend Co-op Board of Directors and all Employees in welcoming our new Chief Executive Officer, Chris Wagner!
Scouting report from your Great Bend Co-op Agronomists for the week of May 26, 2020.
Pigweeds can grow as much as an inch per day, so that 1-inch pigweed can be a 6-inch pigweed within a week and have over 30 growing points. Pigweeds and grasses compete with our crops for moisture, sunlight, and nutrients and can be detrimental to yield.
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