Continuum Ag Welcomes Fifth-Generation Farmer Blaine Groth as New VP of Sales
As we dive into harvest season, we’re excited to introduce you to Blaine Groth, our new VP of Sales. Blaine’s farming roots run deep, and he’s excited to helping others farmers find success by working with Continuum Ag. Family and Farming Blaine’s connection to the farm has always been strong, from helping his dad with […]
Jacob Farms Joins the Billion Bushel Challenge
Continuum Ag is excited to highlight our partnership with Jacob Farms in the Billion Bushel Challenge, led by Ryan Speer heading the ‘No Tillers’ team. Based in Sedgwick, Kansas, Ryan Speer became a valuable addition to Jacob Farms in 2003. Addressing challenges such as wind and water erosion, Jacob Farms implemented no-till practices, witnessing remarkable […]
Xtreme Ag Joins the Billion Bushel Challenge
We are thrilled to share that Kelly Garrett … and the entire Xtreme Ag team are joining forces with Continuum Ag’s Billion Bushel Challenge. As one of the founding fathers of XtremeAg.farm, Kelly and his fellow partners are bridging the gap in sustainable agriculture. “Xtreme Ag is providing programs that are designed to help unlock […]
“Mitchell’s Takeaways From His First Time in Brazil”
Hey everybody, Mitchell writing to you here today! I wanted to share my experience and takeaways from my recent trip to Brazil, where we got to see a large portion of the country & meet with various different people & companies. Continuum Ag has been working closely with Carroll Family Farms, who invited us to […]
Relay Rye – Trials & Success
Hey everybody, I hope you’ve had a successful harvest season. Things went well on our farm this year despite having drought like conditions throughout the growing season. Corn yields were not where we wanted them to be, but soybean yields really amazed us that they were still on par with averages that we have seen […]
Breaking Stubborn Patterns to Reach Success.
From family dynamics, to massive debt, to uncertainty in future markets, farmers today face a very wide variety of problems. Dealing with these in a multi-generational operation can be extremely difficult, especially when the farm’s success has majorly been because previous generations have bred into the family a hard-nosed, hard working, and sometimes stubborn mentality. […]
Stories of Stewardship Pushes Conservation Practices Forward
Documentary series highlights local farmers working to make the land better for future generations The Big Pine Creek watershed flows through Johnny Klemme’s backyard. A strong-hold in the area, the 209,000-acre watershed curves through prairies and woodlands, farmlands and fields, nourishing four counties in west central Indiana before emptying directly into the Wabash River. It […]
Farm Flight – Imagery Simplified
Farm Flight has provided Continuum Ag with actionable imagery data on some of our client’s fields for the past two years. We are excited to share some of the advantages they provide with you! Farm Flight uses UAV and satellite imagery to provide a wide range of data over several spectral layers including NDVI, RGB […]
From the Road: Arkansas Blog
I recently made the long trip down to Arkansas for my first soil sampling trip for Continuum Ag. It was an action-packed trip, leaving a trail through Missouri, Tennessee, Mississippi and finally, Arkansas. After being stuck in an elevator in our first night’s hotel stay, it could only get better! An appointment with a bottle […]
Farm Visit: Loran Steinlage
This week, we had the opportunity to visit Loran Steinlage’s farm. Loran is a farmer in northeastern Iowa, and is a big name when it comes to regenerative practices. When asked how many generations his family has farmed, Loran says that his grandfather moved here from Germany and he still has relatives farming in Europe. […]