Around the Table with CHS

Carley Potter, talent acquisition operations specialist at CHS, shares tips for job seekers new to the agriculture industry.

Will Stafford, CHS Washington representative, provides a farm policy update and discusses how mid-term elections could influence the next Farm Bill. 

Fall fertilizer applications can help balance spring workloads and ensure crops have the nutrients they need for a strong start next season. Mark Herz, technical product specialist for CHS, offers best practices for managing fall crop nutrient applications. 

There are several factors creating a tight diesel supply this year. Scott Svacina, vice president of refined fuels sales for CHS, describes how farmers can prepare to keep their operation running through the harvest season. 

Creating a customized, easy-to-follow grain marketing plan is critical for maximizing farm revenue potential. Patty Uhrich, a commodity broker at CHS Hedging, shares tips for developing a successful crop marketing plan.

Sustained increases to fertilizer prices are forcing farmers to make tough crop nutrition decisions. Steve Carlsen, director of proprietary agronomy products for CHS, offers tips for improving ROI potential on fertility applications.

Extreme weather, inflation and the war in Ukraine are all creating uncertainty for U.S. grain markets. CHS global market insights analyst Joe Lardy discusses what factors may shape the rest of the season.

Aging horses require diets higher in fat and fiber to maintain performance. CHS animal nutrition consultant, Crystal White, shares tips to help senior horses thrive. 

Extreme inflation can be a negative force for farm profitability, but Nelson Neale, vice president of CHS global research, shares how farmers can weather uncertainty to manage margins. 

Inflation and market volatility are impacting purchasing and marketing opportunities for farmers and ranchers. Nelson Neale, vice president of CHS global research, offers insights and strategies for coping with price swings.