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National Intern Day!

July 31, 2025

We are beyond blessed with some amazing young people who have been a huge help to us this summer! Their hard work and dedication have made a real impact on projects within Grain Millers. Meet them here: AMANDA NELSONSustainable Agriculture & Data Analysis FellowshipUniversity of Minnesota, Twin Cities Major: Environmental Science, Policy, and Management Interning with […]

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 At-Home Soil Health Evaluation

June 18, 2025

There are several ways that you can track soil health changes using in-field tests and observations, many of which are DIY-friendly. To accurately administer these tests, it is helpful to return to the same location each time you perform the assessment, creating a benchmark for future years. Use the “Mark My Location” tool on your […]

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A Farmers Experience Planting Cover Crops for the First Time

March 26, 2025

As farmers strive to adapt and innovate to an ever-changing agricultural landscape, cover crops often become a focal point of conversation. Cover crops are an increasingly popular avenue for growers looking to build diversity, soil health, and resilience on their farms, although taking the first step towards cover cropping is undoubtedly daunting. Over the past […]

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How to Select Resilient Oat Varieties

December 9, 2024

Step 1: Preseason Planning It’s important to plan out your season when selecting oat varieties for your operation. Grain Millers has created both US and Canada Recommended Oat Variety Guides. These guides highlight geographical areas where certain oat varieties have exhibited their highest potential to meet oat milling standards. This can be a great tool […]

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Soil tests for soil health

September 30, 2024

Soil tests are critical in building soil health and understanding the inherent properties of your land. These tests can inform farm management decisions, and ultimately optimize production on both yield and grain quality. Soil tests are often best conducted in the fall, so now is a great time to approach the topic! It is important […]

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