Legend in the Field

Legend Seeds Agronomy Team: Planting Updates!

In this week’s episode, I’m joined by our agronomists for a quick planting update from across the region. We’re talking field conditions, planting progress, early-season challenges, and what growers should be keeping an eye on as the season gets rolling. Tune in for timely insights straight from the field.

NPhysis on Alfalfa & Grass Hay: Jake Andrle

Planting season is underway across the Midwest and beyond, with first cuttings of alfalfa and grass hay just around the corner. Jake Andrle returns to the podcast for an in-depth discussion on YieldMaster Solutions’ NPhysis product, exploring how it can support performance and productivity in your alfalfa and grass hay acres—both this season and in the years ahead. Note: Due to a busy season for our team, this episode was recorded on the road. We appreciate your understanding as we brought you the best sound quality possible under the circumstances.

Planting Depth & Variable Rate Planting: Tyler Price

Fresh off Easter break, we’re kicking off planting season with a deep dive into planter prep, dialing in the right planting depth (and why it matters), and breaking down variable rate planting. Plus, practical, in-field advice from Tyler Price, Legend Agronomist in South Dakota, to help you maximize emergence, efficiency, and yield right from the start.

Nutriphi Manure Management: Jake Andrle

In this episode, I’m joined once again by Lead Agronomist Jake Andrle to talk about NutriPhi and how it helps livestock and crop producers get more value from their nutrients. From improving manure quality and reducing odors in barns and lagoons to accelerating crop residue breakdown in the field, NutriPhi helps make nutrient cycling more efficient from the barn to the soil. Tune in as we break down where it fits and the benefits producers are seeing.

Steven Resler & Tyler Price: Alfalfa Products

In this episode, I’m joined by Steven Resler & Tyler Price as we break down the Alfalfa Products offered by Legend Seeds and how they can fit into different operations, soil types, and environments. And of course, as any highly skilled and seasoned agronomist will tell you… the answer to most product and placement questions is, “Well… it depends.”