RECENT AG NEWS

Explore the latest innovations in production agriculture from the crop consultant perspective. Learn about the products and technologies Crop Quest recommends and how they benefit farms.

Articles are written from our agronomists in the field. Giving you insight into the growing season and knowledgeable advice to help achieve your goals. So, subscribe and stay up to date with relevant ideas crop consultants are using today.

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Planting Season Is Upon Us

Planting season is upon us! Hands down, the planting operation is the most important pass of the season. Take the time [...]

CROP CONSULTING SERVICES

SOIL SAMPLING SERVICES

Our crop consultants are trained in the latest soil sampling techniques. Consistent soil sampling is the key to getting quality soil test results.
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FERTILIZER RECOMMENDATIONS

Our crop advisors sell no products and make unbiased fertilizer recommendations, based on the certified lab analysis of each sample.
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CROP SCOUTING SERVICES

Crop Quest checks fields under contract regularly during the growing season. Our farm consultants are trained to scout and identify insects, weeds, and disease problems.

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AG-CHEMICAL RECOMMENDATIONS

Crop Quest independent consultants unbiasedly recommend the best products and rates for pest control. As well as, when and where the products should be applied.
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WATER MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Ag water management services include precision irrigation solutions that aid with irrigation management, irrigation scheduling & farm drainage.
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PRECISION AG SERVICES

Crop Quest crop consultants lead the way for producers interested in using precision ag tools on their farm.
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Map highlighting Crop Quest service area across Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska.

LOCATIONS

Crop Quest, Inc. is headquartered out of Dodge City, Kansas with over 70 full-time agronomists working across the High Plains. Crop Quest Agronomists work in a multi-state area that include acres in Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, and Nebraska.