Who Will Pick Up the Slack? We recently wrote about the market disruption of the global sunflower industry tied to the ongoing geopolitical unrest related to the Russian incursion into Ukraine. During our research, we
An Eye-Catching Crop Stuck in Conflict There has been lots of chatter recently about the potential for a serious disruption of global agricultural production in the wake of geopolitical events taking place in Ukraine. This
New Orleans Hosting the 2022 Commodity Classic Medius Ag will be heading out on the road again this week, this time to New Orleans, Louisiana for the annual Commodity Classic scheduled for March 10-12. The
From the Mountains to the Mighty Mississippi Later this week, the 70th Annual Mid-South Farm & Gin Show will take center stage in Memphis, Tennessee. The show is organized and cosponsored by the Southern Cotton
Platform Now Hosts 11 Alabama Crops Medius Ag is proud to partner with Auburn University to provide Alabama growers with the very latest and best agricultural variety trial data from Auburn’s Variety Testing Program. Through
Sunflowers, Sorghum, and Soybeans No matter the measure, Kansas is an agricultural powerhouse. In fact, agriculture is such a big deal in Kansas that the state’s Department of Agriculture building is located 60 miles west
Not just Cotton and College Football Songs have been written about it, bands have been named after it, and baseball legend Hammerin’ Hank Aaron (rest in peace) was born there. Admitted to the United States
*According to Medius Ag “What potato should I grow in my garden?” is a common question we hear at Medius Ag, particularly during the ongoing pandemic that has seen home gardening activities skyrocket. It is
…Buy Me Some Peanuts and Cracker Jack… Soon we will flip the calendar to April and although spring is already here, the arrival of April for most people means winter is officially in the rearview
Use Precipitation, Wind, Temperature Data to Your Advantage Did you know that Medius.Re integrates weather data with trial data? Not only can a .Re user look at weather data specific to a current crop year,
