Pivot Bio is excited to launch its new series Pivotal People – Inspired by Real Farm Heroes focusing on farmers who inspire us for their grit, determination and purpose. For Chris Kolkhorst, a former standout baseball player in South Texas, it’s not about the being the biggest and most successful farm in the region, it’s about building a special bond with his son, Coy. We are excited to share their story and others in the coming months.

Winter wheat planting is underway, and demand for Pivot Bio RETURN® continues to grow. In response, we’ve expanded production and availability for the 2026 season so more growers can put it to work this fall. Read more: pivotbio.com/press-releases/…

Farmers come first. Always. Hear from Pivot Bio Regional Sales Leader @GregPeton on why putting growers at the center of everything we do matters most.

Sunday on the farm. 🌽 Harvest is on the horizon at Boedeker Brothers Farm in Elsberry, Missouri. After a season of planting, watching the weather and checking fields, it won’t be long before the combines start rolling. For now, it’s a chance to take in the crop, see how the season is finishing out and get ready for the busy weeks ahead. To everyone preparing for harvest: stay safe out there, and here’s to a strong finish to the 2026 season. #SundayOnTheFarm #Harvest2026 #FarmLife #MissouriAg #Farming

The best part of the #OneMillionThanks Tour this summer has been the people. 🚜💛 From meaningful conversations about the future of agriculture to sharing meals, games and plenty of laughs, we’re grateful for every opportunity to connect with the farmers and rural communities at the heart of agriculture. Thanks to @PlantItProfit for hosting earlier this summer.

Farm safety is not only about preventing accidents in the moment. It is also about taking care of yourself for the long haul. During harvest and throughout the year, the right protective equipment and good safety practices can help protect against things like sun, dust, noise and other everyday exposures. Wear the right PPE for the job, follow product labels and safety procedures, and take the time to protect your health. You put so much care into your land, livestock, equipment and the people around you. Your own health deserves that same attention. As National Farm Safety and Health Week comes to a close, keep safety top of mind throughout harvest and every season. To farmers everywhere, thank you for all you do. #NFSHW26 #FarmSafety #FarmHealth #HarvestSafety

🌽 Silage update: How are things looking in your area? Still waiting on fields to dry out after the rain, or are you already chopping? Drop a comment and let us know where you’re at and how the crop is looking. #CowChow #Silage #Harvest2026 #FarmLife

During harvest, it can be easy to feel the pressure to keep moving. But when it comes to grain bins and other confined spaces, taking the right precautions can save a life. Know the hazards before entering, use the proper safety equipment and never enter alone. Make sure someone else knows the plan and can respond if something goes wrong. Taking a few extra minutes for safety is always worth it. #NFSHW26 #FarmSafety #GrainBinSafety #HarvestSafety

Illinois field check with agronomist Allen Parrish. 🌽 This grower is using a full-season nitrogen strategy, from pre-plant and planter applications to an end-of-season pass, to support the crop through key growth stages. Pivot Bio adds a new mode of action to the program, helping improve nitrogen efficiency and support nutrient movement into the grain, another opportunity to protect yield potential through the finish. #farming #farmers #farmlife #agriculture #illinois

The future of agriculture starts with the next generation. 🌱 We were proud to connect @isusciencebound students with experienced ag leaders and introduce them to the many career paths shaping agriculture, from farming and science to technology and innovation. Thanks to @blomgrenseed and @seanblomgren for hosting earlier this summer. #OneMillionThanks #FutureOfAg #ScienceBound

In today's Agronomy Minute, Pivot Bio agronomist Allen Parrish is scouting this grower's field in West-Central Illinois. 🌽 This grower's fertility program included pre-plant replacement, planter-applied nitrogen and an in-season application to support the crop throughout the growing season. But despite strong nitrogen management, significant tip-back suggests other factors may be limiting yield potential. The next step? Digging deeper in the field to identify those limiting factors and find opportunities to push yields higher. #farming #farmers #farmlife #agriculture #illinois

We've seen rainy weather in Wisconsin during silage season. But we're still chopping and packing silage in Central WI. Check out this milk trial being harvested. #CowChow

Some of the most valuable lessons on a farm are passed from one generation to the next, and safety should be one of them. Teach the next generation why you shut down equipment before working on it, why you don't rush a job and why it's worth taking an extra minute to do something safely. Experience is one of agriculture’s greatest teachers. Sharing it can help the next generation farm safer. #NFSHW26 #FarmSafety #HarvestSafety

A closer look at the ears in Illinois. 🌽 Pivot Bio Agronomist Allen Parrish is sampling ears across a customer’s field to compare different nitrogen programs, including pre-plant nitrogen substitution and a full nitrogen rate. In this field, the PROVEN G3-treated areas are showing strong kernel retention and higher kernel counts, important indicators as we evaluate yield potential heading into harvest. These in-field comparisons help us better understand how incorporating Pivot Bio as a foundational nitrogen source can complement a grower’s fertility program and put nitrogen directly on the plant where it can be utilized. #farmer #farmlife #pivotbio #farming #cornfarmer #farm #farmerlife #grower #growerlife

By building a fertility program with multiple nitrogen sources, this Western Illinois grower added a different mode of action with Pivot Bio PROVEN G3 to support the crop and help build more weight in the ears. More N sources. More ways to support the crop. #farming #farmers #farmlife #agriculture #illinois

Long days are part of the harvest. So is fatigue. When there’s still work to finish, it can be tempting to push through, rush a job or skip a step. But fatigue can reduce alertness, slow reaction time and make it easier to miss something important. Take the break. Get some rest. Protect your hearing around loud equipment. Check in with yourself and the people working alongside you. Taking care of yourself is part of getting the job done safely. #NFSHW26 #FarmSafety #HarvestSafety #FarmHealth

Good conversations happen in the cab. Arkansas grower Matt Miles and Pivot Bio sales rep Brandon Finch talk through Matt's fertility plan on cotton this year and how CERT-N for cotton might impact his yield for this year's crop. #CabChat #BuddySeat

Field trial update from East-Central Illinois. 🌽 Pivot Bio Agronomist Allen Parrish is scouting a customer trial comparing sidedress and no sidedress, with and without Pivot Bio PROVEN G3. The goal: see how these fertility strategies impact kernel weight and help push top-end yield potential. #farming #farmers #farmlife #agriculture #illinois

Harvest season is here and that means there will be more tractors, combines, and farm equipment on rural roads. That also means its a time to be aware of large, slow-moving vehicles on the road. Slow down, stay alert, and give farmers plenty of room. Farmers are putting in long hours to harvest the food, fuel, and fiber we depend on and at the end of those long days, they're headed home to their families, too. Help everyone get home safely and avoid distractions while driving. #NFSHW26 #FarmSafety #HarvestSafety

Silage Sunday 🌽 Here’s what’s happening now in northern Iowa: chopping corn and producing quality #CowChow 🚜🐄 #FarmLife #Harvest26

The Buddy Seat Tour brought us to @TheGrandFarm in Fargo, North Dakota, earlier this summer, where we met ag leaders working to improve innovations and technologies helping farmers grow our food, fuel and fiber. We also had the opportunity to invest in the next generation of ag because supporting farmers means supporting both those leading agriculture today and those shaping its future. #OneMillionThanks #ThankAFarmer #AgInnovation #FutureOfAg