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Harlan joins us to introduce how to use Opello in conjunction with your Y-Drop nitrogen application.

Harlan Asmus is joined by Brad Syltie with Valent to discuss how to manage problematic weeds in 2026.

AFS agronomist, Ned Callan, and Mark Storr with BASF discuss Surtain. Over the past three seasons, AFS has partnered with BASF to trial Surtain. Learn how to maximize this powerful PPO residual with innovative, solid encapsulation technology in your fields for 2026.

AFS Plant Nutrition manager, Cody Wirtjes, is joined by Corteva's Ty Stender for this podcast. Cody and Ty discuss Instinct NXTGEN and N-Serve, two nitrogen stabilizers available from Corteva.

Harlan discusses the benefits of the power of multiple modes of action insecticides and how Endigo ZCX could benefit your ROI this season.

Harlan Asmus discusses the benefits of adding Sequence to your post pass system for added residual.

Tristan Gammons, AFS sales agronomist, and Aaron Kaiser discuss Stride Bio.

Zack Leist joins us to talk about Saltro, a seed treatment from Syngenta.

Dean Grossnickle, Syngenta's Technical Development Lead WHL, joins our podcast to introduce Storen, a new corn herbicide.

AFS agronomists Eric Winters and Tristan Gammons are joined by Judson Moore from Taranis for this podcast.  Their discussion provides a broad overview of all that Taranis offers growers throughout the season. Contact your trusted AFS agronomist to learn how Taranis could benefit your operation in 2025.

This podcast is the recorded virtual meeting hosted by Harlan Asmus on February 25, 2025.

Harlan talks about corn herbicide options for 2025, including a product AFS has trialed for a few years called Surtain.

Harlan discusses liquid insecticide options to combat Corn Rootworms in 2025.

Logan Romines with Syngenta joins us for a podcast on plant health fungicides.  Learn how Syngenta has utilized technology and chemistry to improve the efficiency fo fungicides.

Harlan discusses how BASF's new herbicide, Surtain, will become an option in the future to address herbicide applications after emergence.