The agronomy team is scouting fields for a variety of different reasons, and they would encourage you to do the same and check on your fields.
On soybeans, they are looking primarily for any evidence of aphids (see picture). Aphids are small bugs that reside on the underside of soybean leaves and suck the nutrients out of the plant. Outbreaks of these pests usually happen in dry conditions, so hopefully we are out of the woods now, however, they are keeping their eyes peeled.
In corn, they are primarily assessing fields for even growth, and doing some nitrogen testing to see if any top-ups are required on the corn plants.
In wheat, their primary focus is looking at lodged wheat concerns and keeping an eye for the possibility of sprouts in the laying wheat.
Please feel free to reach out to your agronomist for advice, or if you would like their help in addressing any concerns (whether they are listed above or not) that you may have about your crop.
Bradey: 519-312-7767
Jason: 519-330-9746
Darrin: 519-330-9812