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🗣In our latest episode of Table Talk, special guest, Craig Patty, makes an appearance to visit about the Whole Acre Approach! 🌽 As you gear up for spring, learn how River Valley Cooperative can help you fine-tune your plant health management plan for 2020! Visit: www.rivervalleycoop.com to learn more! #bootsontheground #plant20...
What snow? Listen in as Matt VanSloten and Travis Sullivan talk about nitrogen management for 2020, and how the Field Forecasting Tool provides insight and makes managing fields simpler....
🌱 As we approach harvest, Kirk Dosland, Agronomy Account Manager, discusses the advantages of creating a nutrition plan for each field and evaluating the decisions made throughout the current growing season. 🌟 To achieve the goals you set for your field, develop farm specific plans by taking into account the grid soil samples, seed genetics, weather and population. Determine the changes you can make to increase yields and raise profits....
🌱 Watch as Matt VanSloten, Precision Ag Specialist, and Dylan Davidson, host and Precision Ag Specialist, discuss soil sampling and preparing for the upcoming fall harvest. 🌱 Soil sampling is a critical piece in understanding the composition of your fields. Testing for organic matter, pH levels, p&k, and micros can help agronomists to tailor fertilizer recommendations to the needs of your soil. 🌱 As harvest nears, Matt and Dylan also advise taking a look at the technology components you have in your machines. Take time now to update software, clear data from the previous year, or set-up technology if you have added a new machine to your operation....
As 2019 continues to unfold it’s proving to be a year like no other. In this video installment of ‘On the Ground,’ Kendra Keitzer, Account Manager, and Dylan Davidson, Precision Ag Specialist, dive into a discussion on prevent plant and aspects to consider. + If contemplating planting, take into account growing degree units, maturities, and shorter season hybrids. + When penciling out options, River Valley Cooperative Account Managers can help to determine your fertilizer cost per acre. + Before making your prevent plant determination, discuss your options with your crop insurance agent....
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River Valley’s employee team is behind our ongoing success. Each of us plays a role in providing personalized services and expert solutions to ensure the success of our member-owners, customers, and company.
We source the top colleges and universities in our area to bring the best new talent to our organization.
From one season to the next, River Valley Cooperative is there for member-owners and the communities we call home. Like you, we combine the latest technologies and insights with roll-up-your-sleeves hard work that doesn’t end with harvest. To us, every season of the year is another opportunity to grow. That commitment is why we’ve been around since 1906 and why we’ll be here for generations to come.
We have a strong attachment and are heavily engaged with those communities we operate in. River Valley Cooperative has 250 full-time employees and another 50-70 part-time employees during our busy spring and fall seasons. These are good paying jobs with benefits for families in our rural communities. Many of our employees are involved in local community activities serving on town councils, school boards, fire departments, and as EMTs providing medical support in our communities. Many, along with their families, are also actively engaged in school and local activities that benefit the communities that they live in.
River Valley Cooperative has a strong stance, as many of our customers do, on wanting to do the right things for our soils, our water, and our communities. We work with our customers, whether it be with the livestock that they take care of or the crop production products that they use on their land, to make good choices. We provide precision ag programs, which include soil sampling. We like to call it by the square foot rather than by the field, but it allows customers to work with prescriptions that best fit the parts of the fields that require nutrients and for maintenance of growing a good crop without being excessive in what they do. Our farmer customers do a really good job of balancing that.
River Valley Cooperative is dedicated to delivering personalized services and expert solutions that enhance and ensure the long-term viability of our customer-owners, employees and communities.