The Badger Common’Tater: An Interview with Josh Mays of TriEst Ag Group

Today, we’re absolutely thrilled to share some news with you. The July issue of the Wisconsin Potato and Vegetable Growers Association’s The Badger Common’Tater features a wonderful, in-depth interview with our own Corporate Agronomist, Josh Mays! This entertaining conversation delves into Josh’s background, why he joined the company, the innovative techniques that TriEst uses, and a detailed conversation about chloropicrin-based products in crop protection.

Don’t Miss the July Crop Protection Issue by the WPVGA The Badger Common’Tater.

If you’re curious to learn more about Josh Mays and the dedicated work happening at TriEst Ag Group, be sure to grab a copy of The Badger Common‘Tater’s July Crop Protection issue. You can find the article on their website here: JULY 2023 ISSUE of the Badger Common’Tater

This interview is a must-read for farmers, industry professionals, and anyone passionate about the future of agriculture.

Potato School On Demand

The 3rd annual TriCal Group Potato School was a success! We hope you were able to attend the live event that happened on Tuesday, December 13th and interact with our amazing lineup of speakers. If you weren’t able to attend or would like to revisit some of the great content from the school you can now. We have all of the presentations on video available for viewing ON DEMAND today.

Go to https://strikefumigants.com/potato-school-on-demand/ today and sign-up to view them.

PRESENTATIONS AVAILABLE:

Dr. Gary Secor
North Dakota State University Professor Plant Pathology Department:
AN OVERVIEW OF SOIL BORNE DISEASES IN POTATOES, WITH A FOCUS ON THE DETRIMENTAL EFFECT OF FUSARIUM AND RHIZOCTONIA

Dr. Steve Culman
Washington State University’s Soil Health Endowed Chair:
HOW TO OPTIMIZE CROP SUSTAINABILITY AND REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES IN POTATO SYSTEMS

Dr. Chad Hutchinson
TriCal Group Global Director Potato Research and Market Support:
FUNCTIONAL SUSTAINABILITY: USING THE STRIKE SYSTEM TO REACH BOTH YOUR FINANCIAL AND REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE GOALS

Grower Panel
Josh Dreise, Fair Valley Produce – Fresh Market Potatoes
Nathan McClain, Floydd Farms – Processing Potatoes

Dr. Randy Huckaba
Teleos Ag Solutions Director of Product R&D:
TELONE® FLEXIBILITY IN POTATO PRODUCTION

Jonathan Vink
Sales And Service at Douglas Agricultural Services Inc.:
THE STRIKE SYSTEM – HOW TO GET STRIKE IN THE GROUND: EQUIPMENT, SOIL PREPARATION, AND NUTS & BOLTS OF SOIL FUMIGATION LOGISTICS

Potato School Coming December 13

Register Now for: POTATO SCHOOL
Tuesday, December 13, Register online:
Potato School – Eventbrite

It is FREE and will be a VIRTUAL ONLINE EVENT.
Come join us for a robust day of learning and discussion. We have an excellent line-up of speakers planned.

Who you will hear and what you will learn:

  • Dr. Steve Culman

    Washington State University’s Soil Health Endowed Chair:
    HOW TO OPTIMIZE CROP SUSTAINABILITY AND REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES IN POTATO SYSTEMS

  • Dr. Gary Secor

    North Dakota State University Professor Plant Pathology Department:
    AN OVERVIEW OF SOIL BORNE DISEASES IN POTATOES, WITH A FOCUS ON THE DETRIMENTAL IMPACT AND MANAGEMENT OF FUSARIUM AND RHIZOCTONIA

  • Dr. Chad Hutchinson

    TriCal Group Global Director Potato Research and Market Support:
    FUNCTIONAL SUSTAINABILITY: USING THE STRIKE SYSTEM TO REACH BOTH YOUR FINANCIAL AND REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE GOALS

  • Grower Panel
  • Dr. Randy Huckaba

    Teleos Ag Solutions Director of Product R&D:
    TELONE® FLEXIBILITY IN POTATO PRODUCTION

  • Jonathan Vink

    Sales And Service at Douglas Agricultural Services Inc.:
    THE STRIKE SYSTEM – HOW TO GET STRIKE IN THE GROUND: EQUIPMENT, SOIL PREPARATION, AND NUTS & BOLTS OF SOIL FUMIGATION LOGISTICS

*Additional Speakers To Be Added!
CEU Credits have been be applied for and will be offered.