ServiTech Professional Services Offer a Roadmap to High Yields; Agronomy Experts can Navigate Supply Issues and Market Unknowns
By Ryan Hassebrook Current supply chains are slow. And while delays in product are real, seed must be planted, nurtured and grown. Livestock must be fed, managed and harvested. Why? Because no matter what is happening in the world, people still need to eat. The toll the supply chain is taking on the American farming community can be felt from wavering fuel and seed costs to the skyrocketing fertilizer and nutrient market. How can cooperative farmers best navigate this time when decisions about preparing soil for the next planting season is critical to ongoing success? ServiTech says growers should take a step back and consider leveraging the expertise of a skilled agronomist. The past two years have brought challenges beyond Covid-19 including complexity of imports and product availability. This has added extra layers of stress and uncertainty for growers who need proven data to grow their operations. ServiTech utilizes a team of professional agronomists and in-house lab staff to creat