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09.01.2026 | AgPhD Radio Show

Reducing Compaction

Curt Knight joins Brian Hefty to discuss how growers can reduce compaction with post-harvest residue management strategies.

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08.04.2026 | The Granary

Will Biologicals Replace Synthetic Fertility and Chemistry?

In this episode of The Granary, host Damian Mason sits down with Curt Knight and Trey Cutts from Tidal Grow Agriscience, along with Iowa farmer and attorney Adam Ulrich, to tackle one of agriculture's biggest questions: Can biologicals eventually replace synthetic fertilizers and crop protection products?

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06.23.2026 | The Granary

Are Farmers Getting Squeezed Out?

In this episode of The Granary, Damian Mason welcomes Kelly Garrett, Galynn Beer of Tidal Grow AgriScience, and Iowa farmer-attorney Adam Ullrich for a candid discussion about the economics of modern agriculture. The conversation tackles everything from fertilizer markets and input pricing to biologicals, manure, precision agriculture, sap analysis, and the growing role of data-driven decision-making.

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06.05.2026

Smart Seed Treatments: Pairing Systemic and Contact Treatments for Germination and Stand Establishment 

Seed treatments are a cornerstone of modern crop protection, helping shield seeds and seedlings from pests and diseases while improving germination and stand establishment. As farms adopt practices that support better resource utilization, the choice between contact and systemic treatments becomes even more important. Each approach plays a distinct role and understanding how they work helps growers match protection to field conditions rather than relying on a single blanket strategy.

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05.19.2026 | CropLife

Turning Nitrogen Gaps Into Opportunity

Nitrogen management has rarely been this difficult to navigate. Prices have climbed, timing windows are tight, and many growers have already reduced their upfront applications. For ag retailers, that combination creates both risk and relevance. The retailers who step in with clear guidance and practical tools can help growers protect yield while managing cost exposure.

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04.22.2026 | AgPhD Radio Show

Corn Growth Stages

Curt Knight, Agronomy Solutions Manager, joins Darren Hefty to discuss nitrogen management to align with corn growth stages.

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04.10.2026 | CropLife Retail Week

CropLife Retail Week: Fertilizer Crisis

The 2026 growing season faces new challenges as conflict in the Strait of Hormuz disrupts global fertilizer transport. Trey Cutts joins CropLife to discuss late-season nitrogen management.

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04.07.2026 | The Fertilizer Institute

From the Classroom to the Field: Trey Cutts on Science, Systems, and the Power of Empathy

Trey Cutts didn’t grow up on a farm—he checked a box on a college application form and ended up falling in love with an industry he’d never imagined. Today, as a VP of Agriculture Science helping to launch novel plant nutrition platforms at Tidal Grow, he’s proof that a winding path through turfgrass management, research stations, and international markets, can prepare you for exactly the right job at exactly the right time.

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04.06.2026 | CropLife

Nitrogen Aids Proliferate As Innovation Targets Efficiency, Loss Reduction

Ask most growers what concerns them most going into the 2026 season, and chances are good that they will say fertilizer prices. While all crop nutrition prices have climbed in recent months, nitrogen-based fertilizers have been particularly hard hit, with some sources claiming the price per ton for these spiked $100 to $200 since the Iranian conflict began.

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