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ecmn | I like AEA.
His videos and podcast are very educational. Was one of the top listened to podcasts.
Learned more from his podcast in a few hrs of listening than decades of listening to retail agronomy.
Their products are good quality
I like the diagnostic approach to fixing problems vs reactive.
But you will not be going to their program to save money if you do it all. At least not when I looked into it. At that time their whole program was double conventional. Would it have made a better crop, yep, potentially more bushels, yep. But not enough to get close to a wash.
But you can use his theory to maybe save money, which is a common theory of reduce the bulk up front, test and feed accordingly, use your experience to fill in some gaps...
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