Seasonal Snapshot
Upcoming Events & Reminders
Propane summer fill
Last day to order is August 31!
last answer plot!
September 10 at 10 AM 1 ATI point for attending
crop input financing
You're going to hear a lot of financing offers for 2027. Make sure you choose a partner who's invested in your success.
At Full Circle Ag, we're more aggressive than ever this year with competitive financing options designed to help you save on early prepay purchases and maximize your operation's potential.
Friday, August 14, 2026
BCF Corporate Tent 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
We're not just offering a program, we're offering a commitment to helping you succeed.
Talk with your Trusted Advisor today to learn how we can help you get the most out of your 2027 financing strategy.
Location Updates
Britton
As we wrap up the majority of the spraying season, fungicide applications on tasseling corn are still underway, and there is still time to make applications on R1-R3 soybeans We have also been busy with prevent plant spraying as fields are finally drying out enough to support equipment. If you still have acres that need attention, please reach out so we can get them scheduled.
Over the next few weeks, we'll begin preparing equipment for fall fertilizer season, which will be here before we know it. Now is a great time to start planning fertilizer applications for the 2027 crop year. I encourage you to consider fall applications of phosphorus (P), potassium (K), and zinc (Zn).
These nutrients are often more economical to apply in the fall than in the spring, and fall application helps your local cooperative operate more efficiently during the busy planting season.
Along with fertilizer planning, it's also a good time to think about soil sampling needs following harvest. The sooner we have that information, the sooner we can begin building a plan tailored to your operation.
For our livestock producers, be sure to connect with Bailey regarding your creep feed needs. With calf prices remaining strong, creep feeding may be a valuable way to add pounds and maximize returns As we move closer to weaning season, please also keep Bailey informed of any additional feed requirements you anticipate this fall.
Finally, thank you for your continued business and for supporting your local cooperative. We appreciate the opportunity to work with you and look forward to helping make the upcoming season a successful one.
Jim Pearson Location Manager
Location Updates
groton
As another busy application season winds down, we're already preparing for what's next. This spring, our teams covered 30,806 dry fertilizer acres, 15,725 spray acres, and 2,183 topdress acres, helping our growers get the season off to a strong start.
Now, our attention turns to fall We're servicing NH₃ tanks, prepping Double Shot rigs, and restocking fertilizer facilities so we're ready to go when fields open. A little preparation now goes a long way toward ensuring a smooth and successful fall season.
Thank you to our employees for their hard work and to our customers for trusting Full Circle Ag with your operation. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you throughout harvest and into fall application season.
Stay safe out there, and we'll see you in the field soon!
Clayton Rozell, Location Manager
Location Updates
hecla
It's been a great summer so far in the Hecla area. While we battled a few wind and hailstorms early in the season, crop conditions are generally looking strong. For the most part, herbicide applications are wrapped up, and we're now focused on fungicide season.
Fungicide applications are an excellent way to protect yield potential and promote plant health, helping maximize your return on investment If you haven't considered a fungicide application yet, there's still time to evaluate whether it makes sense for your operation
Taking care of weeds in the fall can help get ahead of problems before the next growing season and reduce the pressure of making timely applications during the busy spring rush.
Thank you for your continued business and trust in Full Circle Ag. We appreciate the opportunity to serve your operation and look
Location Updates
Forman
Summer has certainly arrived, bringing plenty of heat, humidity, and, fortunately, timely rains. Crops across the area have progressed rapidly, and conditions are shaping up for what could be a very promising harvest. While there's still plenty of growing season ahead, now is the time to focus on protecting the yield potential we've worked so hard to build
Our team has been actively scouting fields and monitoring crop development. Most corn has reached the tasseling and silking stages (VT-R1), while soybeans are progressing through the R2 (full flower) reproductive stage These critical growth stages present an excellent opportunity to protect your crop from disease, insect pressure, and environmental stress.
A well-timed foliar application of fungicides, micronutrients, and insecticides can help maintain plant health, reduce stress, and preserve the yield potential already present in your fields. After months of investment in seed, fertility, and crop protection, these applications can be an important step toward maximizing return on investment and helping your crop finish strong.
With favorable growing conditions and plenty of yield potential still ahead of us, now
is not the time to leave bushels unprotected. Contact your Trusted Advisor today to discuss the best fungicide, micronutrient, and insecticide options for your acres. Together, we can help ensure your crop reaches the finish line and delivers the results you're counting on this fall.
Casey Erickson, Location Manager + Sales Agronomist
Location Updates
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Delbert Remily,
wilmot
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Tim Fieber
Location Manager + Sales Agronomist
Location Updates
forman elevator & Transportation
Grain markets have seen a strong rally in recent weeks, supported by tighter supply outlooks, weather concerns, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. Corn, soybean, and wheat futures have all moved higher as traders monitor crop conditions across the U.S. and global production challenges.
Locally, crops continue to look promising, though hot, dry conditions remain a concern as corn finishes pollination and soybeans move through key reproductive stages. A few timely rains will go a long way toward maintaining the strong yield potential currently out in the field.
At the elevator, our team is busy preparing for harvest by cleaning bunkers, completing routine maintenance, and making facility upgrades In the coming weeks, we will temporarily shut down to install a new twoway gate and complete repairs on one of our pits. We will share exact dates as soon as they are finalized.
We appreciate your patience during these improvements and look forward to serving you throughout harvest season.
Justin Ostby Grain Division Manager
Contract your soybeans with FCA and deliver directly to AGP. Please call the elevator to contract prior to delivery.
eVision
evision in-season
With harvest just around the corner, stay organized with the eVision app or desktop portal. Easily track your invoicing, orders, bookings, and field activities, all in one place. Plus, connect with your Trusted Advisor for quotes and keep an eye on cash bids and futures.
ATI Points
Don’t forget to check your Acres to Insights® points in the palm of your hands in the eVision app! Here, you’ll see how many points you have, how many you need to earn an ATI Banquet invite, and more!