Webinar: What’s New in Meteorology? by The Fertilizer Institute

About This Webinar

Weather has the largest impact on crop performance, but what are the best tools to look at for weather reports to inform cropping decisions?

Presenters

Jeremy Wilson - SPONSOR PRESENTER

Senior Vice President of Field Data Solutions, EFC Systems

Jeremy was raised on a family farm near Olney, Illinois where he operates an 800 acre grain farm with family. He graduated from Wabash Valley Jr. College with an Associate of Applied Science degree in Agriculture Production and received his Bachelor of Science in Business Management from Eastern Illinois University in May of 1995. He started his working career with a Crop Insurance Company as a loss adjuster in 1995 then went to work for Wabash Valley Service Company as a crop specialist in 1999 and in July 2006 accepted the position as Technology Specialist for Crop IMS, an information management, scouting and technology company based in south central Illinois. In February of 2019 he was name Senior Vice President of Field Data Solutions for EFC Systems based in Brentwood Tennessee. Jeremy is also serving as Chairman of the Board Director for AgGateway.

Eric Snodgrass

Principal Atmospheric Scientist, Nutrien Ag Solutions

Brian Arnall, Ph.D.

Associate Professor Precision Nutrient Management, Oklahoma State University

Dr. Arnall’s extension, teaching, and research efforts are focused on precision technologies and nutrient management in all of Oklahoma’s cropping systems with an emphasis in site specific techniques. He works closely with extension educators and industry personnel to improve nutrient management practices in Oklahoma that will lead to increased profitability of Oklahoma producers. Dr. Arnall has been involved in sensor based technologies, remote sensing and variable rate application for more than ten years. He currently has several ongoing studies focused precision technologies including the developed of methods to use sensor based technologies in canola production and ground truthing the use of sensors and VRT technologies in wheat, corn and sorghum production.