Impacts
An Ongoing Vision
356
100
Publications
227
Encyclopedia Articles
5
Web Books
111
Educational Videos
200 +
Podcast Episodes
250,000
Users have accessed the Crop Protection Network website
10,400
Certified Crop Advisor continuing education credits awarded
6,740
Downloads of CPN "I See Dead Plants" Podcast
4,300
Followers on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram
2,000
Hours of educational content watched
The Crop Protection Network provides non-biased, science-based information about relevant agronomic practices and concepts. Agriculture is full of people promoting their product or concept, usually tied to making a sale. Having a science-based resource to fact-check and learn about products and practices is extremely valuable. The tools, publications, and resources are invaluable to those wanting to stay up to date on all things agronomy!
Sean Blomgren Owner - Blomgren Seed
We have 37 customer-facing staff that pride themselves in helping our customers to grow crops profitably. Invariably that means properly identifying any plant health issues. All of our staff have the Crop Protection Network bookmarked for ready access to help customers. It is an important authoritative resource to find expertly written articles and other content created by subject matter experts. It is a credible and reliable source for us to perform proper diagnostic, evaluation, and treatment recommendations with a high degree of confidence.
Dale Cowan Agronomy Strategy Manager - AGRIS Cooperative
Accurate and timely information on soybean disease impact has been incredibly valuable for the soybean farmers to understand both emerging issues and the impact of checkoff funds on the diseases that most impact profitability. The emphasis on getting actionable crop protection data and management strategies into farmer and advisor hands quickly can have an immediate positive impact on both in-season management decisions and future planning.
Jackie Weiss Director of Molecular Biology and Digital Agriculture - Smithbucklin for the United Soybean Board