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Author: Megan Amos
$48,000 Invested in Local FFA Programs Through Ag Valley Co-op Partnerships
Learn more about our FFA Impact Dollars program and the FFA chapter that were impacted.
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2027 Seed Guide
See what 2027 Seed Hybrids we have to offer from Croplan and Brevant. The seed guide includes corn, soybean, milo, alfalfa, and forages!
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2026 Field Days
Join us for our 2026 Field Days. See the hybrids we have to offer, enjoy a free meal, and get in on the giveaways. Check out directions and more information here!
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Ag Valley Co-op and Land O’Lakes Foundation Award $12,000 to Local Food Pantries
In Ag Valley's commitment to support the communities within its trade territory it has, with the help of the Land O' Lakes Foundation, donated $12,000 to local food pantries in rural communities.
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Wilsonville Grain Improvements
Learn more about the efficiencies Ag Valley has added in Wilsonville to improve flow and ticket times prior to harvest.
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2026 Scholarship Recipients
Learn more here about our 2026 Scholarship Recipients.
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2026 Summer Interns
Get to know our 2026 Agronomy Interns!
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Colostrum Management: Setting Calves Up for Success
Proper colostrum management in the first 24 hours of life is essential for building early immunity and setting calves up for long-term health and performance.
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Protecting Equipment with the Right Lubricants
Choosing the right lubricants and maintenance plan can help protect equipment performance, reduce wear, and extend the life of your operation’s machinery.
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Warm Weather Means Wheat Is Moving — Is Your Fertility Plan Ready?
Unseasonably warm conditions are accelerating wheat growth, making timely fertility planning essential to protect early yield potential and avoid in-season deficiencies.
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