Your 2019 Nutrient Management Profitability Stats are a few Questions Away!

The Partnership for Ag Resource Management (PARM) is conducting a survey to help track and report ag retail product and service sales trends that are contributing to improved water quality in the Great Lakes and Upper Mississippi River Basins.

Your participation is critically important for the ag retail industry to communicate voluntary efforts to improve water quality – especially as record-breaking, high-profile algal blooms are occurring regularly.

Click here to take the survey. 

Why it Matters

• Do you question how much of your applied fertilizers are being retained on customer fields with certain products and services and what that means in economic savings? This survey can answer those questions
• Do you want to know the retail profitability across the Midwest and East Coast for practices like cover crops, subsurface preplant, custom strip-till, gypsum and many more? We can give you those numbers.
• Do you want more recognition on your daily, weekly, yearly efforts promoting, managing and increasing nutrient management practices/approaches on your customer fields? 
• Do you want to participate in cost-shares (without the TEDIOUS paperwork) that can help you increase sales in nutrient management practices? By answering this survey, you increase PARM's chances of obtaining grant funding for incentives that would help you the most. 

Don't stress about the effort - it will only take you 15 minutes. Click here to take the survey.

Who is PARM?

PARM or the Partnership for Ag Resource Management is a project of the IPM Institute of North America, a nonprofit focused on using the power of the marketplace to improve sustainability in agriculture and communities.

PARM’s foundational goal is to support ag retailers to increase sales in product and services that have a trifecta (really quadruple) benefit - profits for retailers, profits for their customers, environmental profits and resulting community benefits (think clean drinking water!).

Surveying ag retailers helps the ag industry understand important nutrient management product and service trends as well as their profitability and barriers to adoption. This information is not only important to your company, but to funders that help support PARM and ag retail partners through cost-shares, educational outreach - including those webinars that offer CCA CEUs that I know you all love - and more.