The fall of 2025 is hanging over the upcoming cropping season. Rock and Roll Agronomy owner Jason Hanson, who is based at Webster, North Dakota, said fall rains left the fields unworkable. “We got hardly any fields fertilized last fall,” said Hanson. “Most of my fields are not worked, which most of them usually are.” Hanson’s biggest concern heading into the next growing season is waterhemp. “We had a wet ’24, and we had a wet fall of ’25, so not only is kochia always on my mind, but waterhemp now is on top of my mind, too.”
