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 Welcome to the Little Falls Branch of Anez Consulting
When it comes to optimum soil fertility and crop protection, Anez Consulting, LLC strives to be the BEST source of information for their clients. Started in 1990 by Vince Anez with a handful of growers, the company has grown to a staff that provides agronomy services on over 45,000 acres. Paul Anez was added as a business partner in 2003 when the company incorporated. In 2000, Anez Consulting also became the sales agency for Pioneer Hi-bred international. Some services provided include: soil and plant tissue analysis, recommendations for lime and fertilizer, manure mgt., hybrid variety selection, crop scouting and troubleshooting, nitrogen mgt., and GPS based variable rate applications. |
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 Welcome to the Willmar Branch of Anez Consulting
Anez Consulting, Inc, located in Willmar, MN is a family owned and operated consulting firm that specializes in 3 main areas of expertise.
Crop Consulting—as independent crop consultants, we specialize in assisting livestock and grain producers to get the most out of their crops using the newest technologies and crop monitoring techniques.
Feedlot Permitting/Compliance and Manure Management—Anez Consulting, Inc is a regional leader in getting producers the right permit for their operation in a timeline that fits their needs. We are experts in keeping livestock operations of all sizes compliant with local, state and federal rules. Our network of affiliated firms allows us to collaborate on projects throughout Minnesota. Our goal is to utilize the manure in a manner that best benefits the operation while staying environmentally compliant.
Cost Share Programs—we specialize in all types of cost share programs at all levels including local, state and federally funded programs such as the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) and the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP). |
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Tribute to Verd Anez
Tribute to Verd
07/15/1964 to 01/31/2011
On January 31st, 2011 our company, our family, and the agriculture industry lost a great man. Verd Anez died suddenly after falling through his shed roof while checking snow depth.
Verd leaves behind his wife Karen and seven children. He was the oldest of ten in our family. He was a person of great humility, integrity, passion, and work ethic. Verd was devoted to his Catholic Faith, his family, to youth hockey, and agriculture. With Anez Consulting he always strived to do what was best for the customer. He will be remembered by his smile, his light-hearted jokes, and his love of children.
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Mission StatementThe mission of Anez Consulting is to provide the best source of accurate, unbiased information to advocate for our clients in achieving their production, economic, and family goals. Further, we will utilize our strengths of creativity, communication, and a proactive attitude to be effective problem solvers, as well as representing our clients by developing a leadership role as a positive voice for agriculture. |
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News and Updates
*CSP ALERT*
Conservation Program Alert: Deadline for new CSP sign-up is JANUARY 10th. Let us know if we can answer your questions; contact Angelica at (320) 444-9067
From all of us at Anez Consulting: Have a Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year!
*Test Plot Yield Data*
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FYI
Learn to avoid Nitrogen loss with fall-applied swine manure applications. Click Here.
Listen to audio about estimating air flow and cooling grain. Click Here.
Listen to audio storing soybeans and wheat. Click Here.
Learn to avoid many of the hazards associated with manure handling. Click Here.
Goss's Wilt Confirmed in Morrison County
Bacterial wilt and leaf blight of corn. Two main distinguishing characteristics can be used to differentiate GW from other types of leaf blight. One characteristic is dark green to black water-soaked spots near the edge of expanding lesions. The other characteristic is the exudate (ooze) that dries on the leaf surface and becomes shiny. Control of GW relies primarily on preventive measures such as planting resistant hybrids, rotating out of corn into non-host crops, controlling grassy weeds that can host the disease, and thoroughly incorporating corn residue as to facilitate decomposition.
Extreme cases may result in up to 50% yield loss.
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