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Farm Field Tracking

Apr 02, 2024

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Save yourself some time.

Save yourself a headache this fall by setting up farm field tracking. Farm field tracking can be done pre-harvest by contacting your local Premier Cooperative location to set up your intended fields to harvest this fall. We can then streamline the tracking process by incorporating it into your personalized Proof of Yield, making it more convenient for you. Monitoring your fields also offers valuable insights into yield discrepancies across different locations or soil types. Think about the time you’ll save after harvest when dealing with your local FSA office or insurance agent. Contact us today to get started.

Premier Cooperative also offers daily market texts. Contact me at 608-987-3100 to take advantage of this program.

Bridgette Young

Grain Lead

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