In 2002, the USDA estimated the average farm size in the United States at 436 acres.  Even with today’s advanced technology for data collection, it would take a lot of years to gather enough information to make the best decisions from 436 acres.  What varieties work best on the soil types in my fields?  What tillage practices in my climate will maximize production?  These are important questions that we have all heard, and, if answered correctly, can put profit in farmers’ pockets.

 

As your farmer’s trusted advisor, you want pertinent, premium information to help target your recommendation.  Your experience is important, but is that always enough?  Can you collect the amount of knowledge you need as fast as varieties and herbicides are changing?  Do you have enough data in your area?  How was it collected?  Who published it?  The agronomist using FarmRX’s system can react to shifting conditions, backed by tens of thousands of acres of data that they collected.  FarmRX's members work as a cohesive team with each other, and with their growers, to ensure the integrity of the information they use.  They succeed when their farmers do.

 

If your organization would like to tap the power of this system, please contact us at FarmRX.  If you are a farmer looking for a better way, please contact one of our members listed below.