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.

Upcoming Event: Grower Focus – Dodge City, KS

Grower Focus 2026: Legacy Planning, Land Transitions, and Section 180  Crop Quest is excited to host Grower Focus 2026, a...
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Upcoming Event: Grower Focus – Dodge City, KS

Fertilizing Your Wheat Crop Based on Solid Data

With wheat harvest barely in the rearview mirror, it is not too early to start thinking about next year’s wheat...
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Fertilizing Your Wheat Crop Based on Solid Data

Thinking About Double Cropping After Wheat?

Thinking about double cropping after wheat this season? Here are a few things to consider before planting a second crop....
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Thinking About Double Cropping After Wheat?

Early Action, Better Yields

Attaining good weed control is essential for maintaining maximum yield potential.  Weeds are one of the biggest robbers of yield...
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Early Action, Better Yields

Planting Precisely: One Shot is All You Got!

Planting is one of the most critical jobs of the season. You only get one chance to place each seed...
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Planting Precisely: One Shot is All You Got!

Optimizing Farm Inputs for Efficiency During Low Commodity Prices

The Challenge of Low Commodity Prices Lower commodity prices mean that farmers are put in a position to make tough...
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Optimizing Farm Inputs for Efficiency During Low Commodity Prices

CROP CONSULTING SERVICES

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.