Mon 5/23
Tue 5/24
Wed 5/25
Thu 5/26
Fri 5/27
High
65 F
67 F
55 F
68 F
78 F
Low
43 F
48 F
50 F
45 F
Precip
0%
70%
24%
Yield is often seen as the common benchmark of success among most farmers. But maximizing return on your investment potential should trump your yield goals. One way to do that is by matching the yield potential of your fields and your management style to the seed you select.
Work with your advisor to come up with a 2021 management plan today!
Ryan joined the cooperative in 2009 and has worked in a few roles leading up to now, including filling LP tanks, stocking shelves, and cashier. In 2012 Ryan moved to the shop where he manages inventory, repairs tires when needed, and assists customers with selecting the correct tires for their vehicle. In fact, interacting with customers and co-workers si his favorite part of his job. Ryan and his fiance, Meaghan, eagerly wait for their wedding this coming March. In the meantime, Ryan enjoys spending his time hunting, fishing, and hanging out with friends and family. If you were stuck on an island and could only have three objects, what would they be? Fishing rod, filled tackle box, and something to start a fire with.
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