Regina | February 3
Agronomy is evolving faster than ever, and many of the most important drivers of yield, efficiency, and profitability are happening below the surface, and often out of sight. The Agronomy You Didn’t Know is a full-day learning event designed to challenge assumptions, uncover overlooked agronomic factors, and connect the dots between soil, seed, plant physiology, and real-world farm economics.
This event brings together industry experts, researchers, and progressive thinkers to explore how plants actually grow, respond to stress, and utilize nutrients, along with what recent soil data is revealing about the 2025 season and beyond. Attendees will gain practical insights into advanced phosphorus strategies, nitrogen efficiency, the role of endophytes and beneficial microbes, and how modern agronomy decisions can directly impact return on investment.
The day features a mix of technical presentations, applied agronomic discussion, and a grower round table focused on lessons learned through on-farm trials and real-world experience. Whether you are a grower, agronomist, or industry professional, this event is designed to provide take-home knowledge you can apply immediately.
What you will learn
- What actually happens from seed to seed and how plants respond to stress throughout the season
- The hidden role of endophytes and microbes living inside your crop
- The economics behind phosphorus efficiency and smarter nutrient strategies
- What you may not know about nitrogen management and nitrogen efficiencies
- Key soil trends emerging from recent data and what they mean for the year ahead
- Practical insights from growers who have tested new approaches in the field
Who should attend
Growers, agronomists, crop advisors, consultants, and anyone interested in advancing their understanding of modern fertility, soil health, and plant performance.
Join us for a day of learning, discussion, and practical agronomy insights that go beyond the basics and into the details that truly move the needle on farm performance.
