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Yara is the world's crop nutrition leader with over 100 years of experience. In collaboration with customers and partners, Yara grows knowledge to responsibly feed the world and protect the planet, to fulfill its vision of a collaborative society, a world without hunger and a planet respected. Our crop nutrition solutions and precision farming offerings allow farmers to increase yields and improve product quality while reducing environmental impact. Yara is the world's crop nutrition leader with over 100 years of experience. In collaboration with customers and partners, Yara grows knowledge to responsibly feed the world and protect the planet, to fulfill its...
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It makes crop economics tangible by connecting nutrient choices, field conditions and measurable efficiency to the practical business of farming.
Scott Warr turns crop nutrition into a series of working decisions, usually through interviews with agronomists, researchers and crop specialists. Often joined by Dr.
Soil pH has a price tag, and your 'just add lime' plan gets a reality check.
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Irrigation works best when it fits the ranch and the people using it take the time to learn it.
The discussion treats irrigation as a working decision system, not a slogan. Guillermo Valenzuela and Craig Horning keep bringing it back to the field: sensors, profile data, and the grower judgment underneath all of that. The useful point is plain.
A clear look at nitrogen efficiency as both a science problem and a farm profitability problem.
The segment treats nitrogen use efficiency as a real management problem, not a slogan. Dr. Jim Camberetto frames the subject around how nitrogen is used, why recovery can look low, and how soil biology and older nitrogen pools make simple performance readings misleading.
A practical look at liquid-fertilizer blending, from compatibility checks to jar tests.
Liquid fertilizers are presented as useful tools for fertigation, starter, side-dress, and foliar applications, but the real focus is on the discipline needed to mix them safely. Scott Warr and Dr.
A practical case for treating irrigation as part of crop nutrition, not just water delivery.
Irrigation comes through here as part of crop nutrition, not a separate utility. It supports growth, nutrient uptake, plant health, soil fertility, and the timing of nutrient delivery, while also helping limit leaching.
A practical guide to judging biostimulants by the crop problems they solve.
Biostimulants are treated as a fast-growing category that still draws a fair share of enthusiasm and doubt. The piece keeps the focus on a simple test: judge these products by what they do for the crop, not by what they are made of.
A grounded case for closing nutrient loops while keeping farm economics in view.
The episode presents circular agriculture as a workable route to stronger margins and healthier soil, not just a slogan. Isaac Mpenga keeps returning to a practical question: where are nutrients being lost, and how can they stay in use longer?
A practical case for sustainability that keeps the focus on productivity.
Yara Crop Nutrition treats sustainable food systems as a working agronomy problem, not a slogan. Scott Warr talks with Isaac Mpenga, Yara's Sustainable Food Solutions Director, and the episode keeps returning to one hard question: how to meet growing demand, protect the…
A practical look at soil pH change, nitrogen efficiency, and the cost of waiting too long.
Soil acidification can sound narrow, but this episode makes it feel immediate: pH shifts show up as lower nitrogen-use efficiency, bigger lime bills, and a need to act before acidity gets worse.
Farm business talk with coffee-shop honesty.
Nitrogen and sulfur do better as a pair.
Yara's Crop Nutrition podcast on "Boost Your Citrus Crop: Expert Tips on Micronutrient Management" centers on John Martin of Reedley, California and Yara sales agronomist Vanessa Dominguez discussing citrus micronutrients in California's Central Valley.
Scott Warr and Erica Wagner take the Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast from Washington’s Columbia Basin to Idaho’s Snake River Valley, where Yara’s incubator farm now sits on a 160-acre potato farm.
Yara’s Crop Nutrition podcast episode on biostimulants centers on Marcio Wally, Yara’s biological senior manager in Canada, who has worked in Brazil, Latin America, Pakistan, and the United States.
Yara’s Crop Nutrition podcast episode “Water Management, Critical for Plant Agronomics - Part 1” brings Scott Warr together with Guillermo Valenzuela of Wisecon and Craig Hornung of AC Foods and the East Cahuilla groundwater sustainability agency.
Scott Warr and Delane Manziak focus on the Yara Incubator Farm near Langham, Saskatchewan, a 40-acre site working on wheat, canola, and rotation trials.
Scott Warr introduces Isaac Mpenga as Yara's Sustainable Food Solutions Director and asks why Yara links fertilizer, agronomy, and sustainability.
Four years of research shows 18% yield improvement
Discussion on crop nutrition strategies, foliar application techniques, and management of growing conditions, featuring expert perspectives.
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Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast announces sixth incubator farm in Livingston County, New York.
In this Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast episode, Isaac Mpenga discusses circular agriculture as a solution to modern farming challenges.
The episode opens with the idea that soil is as vital to life as the air we breathe.
Soil acidification often gets treated like a field problem with a lab number attached.
Roots drive the phosphorus question.
Scott Warr opens with Yara's familiar promise of sound agronomic advice.
Scott Warr hosts the second part of Yara Crop Nutrition Podcast’s irrigation series with Guillermo Valenzuela of Wisecon and Craig Horning of AC Foods.
Scott Warr opens the podcast and introduces Stan Grant.
The series closes in the Arkansas Delta.
Camberetto is asked to define nitrogen use efficiency.
Scott Warr opens by laying out both the usefulness and the responsibility that come with liquid fertilizers.