Our agronomy and product teams conduct research annually with the goal of providing ideas or support information to help you make the best decisions to maximize profitability on your farm….
Category: Agronomy
Invest in Yield: Prep Your Planter!
Read time: approx. 8 min. An old saying states that “you have one chance to make a first impression,” and farmers understand they get one pass of the planter in…
Drought-Stressed Corn & Silage Harvest Considerations
In many areas of the country, the dry weather has persisted essentially from June to the middle of August, and the forecast is not particularly promising for any relief in…
The Great ON Yield Tour
The 10th annual Great ON Yield Tour will begin August 11, 2025, taking place through to August 22, 2025. Be sure to follow along on X/Twitter with the hashtag #ONYield25…
2025 Agronomy Insights Now Available
This past season, Maizex continued to invest in agronomy research with the goal of providing ideas or support information to help you make the best decisions to maximize profitability on…
The 2024 Great ON Yield Tour
Maizex is proud to be a founding partner in the Great ON Yield Tour. Beginning on August 12, 2024, this will be our 9th outing across Ontario’s countryside, scouting hundreds…
The Sharp Edge returns for Season 5
Bern Tobin of RealAgriculture and Henry Prinzen, Market Development Agronomist for Maizex, visit Simcoe, Ontario, farmer Kyle Sowden on the season debut of The Sharp Edge to discuss his on-farm…
2023 Agronomy Summary now available
Our summary of the agronomy research our team conducted in 2023 is now available in digital format. Click here to view and download your copy. Early hard copies will be…
Drone Seeding Cover Crops into Soybeans
The latest episode of our Sharp Edge series with RealAgriculture brings hosts Bern Tobin and Henry Prinzen to the Hammerton farm in Sweaburg, Ontario, where they are experimenting with seeding…
Grading Your 2023 Silage Crop
Now that the 2023 corn silage harvest is complete, you should take some time to evaluate the crop you produced and the feed you will be feeding from it for…
