ecmn | Niese - 6/17/2026 17:10
Because that is not his job
It is 100% their job to anybody that wants to have the word agronomist in their title.
100%. A true agronomist would be researching the plants and the soils from the infected versus not infected area to see if there's a difference
The dictionary definition is a scientist who studies soil management and crop production.
To think that we've came so far in agriculture that there is literally no agronomy in modern retail agronomy. Not much money in solving problems is there?
Let's be honest. For a true soil scientist, a true agronomist the questions I asked would be a walk in the park.
I don't expect salesman strong to come back and answer any of my questions. I don't expect him to follow up with any tests or anything that they've done in the field, because other than this post, nobody would hold them to a standard of actual agronomy work
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