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Take an in-depth look at the hottest topics in agriculture with The Helena FieldLink Blog. Throughout the growing season, FieldLink is your resource for agronomic education, expert recommendations, the latest Helena news and information, and much more.

Raising the Bar: How Helena’s Applicator Training Invests in People, Precision and Performance 05/07/2026

At Helena, People…Products…Knowledge®… is more than just a catchphrase; it’s a culture. Nowhere is that more evident than in how we invest in our applicators. To many growers, they are the true face of Helena.
Building Smarter Herbicide Programs in a Resistance Era: Innovations in Herbicide Technology 05/06/2026

As growers finalize spring plans, one theme keeps resurfacing: Weed control can’t be treated like an afterthought; it is necessary to plan ahead to combat these challenges.
Navigating New Ground: Understanding the Endangered Species Act and Its Impact on Application 05/05/2026

In agriculture, change rarely arrives quietly. It often comes layered with new terminology, new expectations and new responsibilities. As the 2026 growing season gets underway, one area drawing increased attention is the Endangered Species Act and how it intersects with crop protection, application practices and regulatory compliance.
Nutritional Planning for 2026: What AGRIntelligence Data Says To Watch Now 05/04/2026

When growers talk fertility, the conversation often starts with the big three — nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. That focus is beginning to shift. AGRIntelligence data shows macronutrients are largely optimized across the US, leaving micronutrients as a frequent reason yields stall short of their ceiling.
Enhancing Early-Season Weed Control 03/10/2026

The addition of a quality adjuvant in pre-emergence applications can help growers start off on the right path this season.
Be Almond Wise: Building the Foundation for a High-Yield Almond Season 02/02/2026

A productive almond season begins with a successful bloom. Flower formation is one of the most influential stages for final yield, yet it takes place in a short window of time and depends heavily on the tree’s stored energy reserves.
Winter Wildlife Feeding: Protect Your Landscape! 01/26/2026

When natural food sources disappear in winter, wildlife often turns to our landscapes for survival. While it’s natural, heavy feeding can damage trees, shrubs and ornamentals, especially when plants are already stressed by cold.
Planning for Profit: Building a More Efficient Fertilizer Program 01/23/2026

As growers start to make decisions for the 2026 season, one question dominates conversation: How can I manage rising input costs without sacrificing soil health or sacrificing yield?

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