Luke Davis Promoted to Regional Sales Manager for Iowa
Cornelius Seed is pleased to announce the promotion of Luke Davis to Regional Sales Manager for Iowa. Luke joined Cornelius Seed in the summer of 2017 and has served as … Continued…Read more
Cornelius Seed is pleased to announce the promotion of Luke Davis to Regional Sales Manager for Iowa. Luke joined Cornelius Seed in the summer of 2017 and has served as … Continued…Read more
Cornelius Seed is pleased to announce the addition of Jay Magnussen as the new District Sales Manager and Western Iowa Agronomist. Magnussen brings more than 15 years of agronomy experience … Continued…Read more
A Message from the Cornelius Family For more than 90 years, Cornelius Seed has been built on one simple belief: helping farmers profit. Today, we’re proud to share an important milestone … Continued…Read more
We’re excited to share that Cornelius Seed was recently featured on KMAQ Radio’s “Beyond the Counter,” a segment that highlights local businesses and the people behind them. In the April … Continued…Read more
Corn, Newsletter, Planting, Soil, Soybeans
When the planter starts rolling in the Cornelius Seed footprint, we know that every pass counts. During a recent Cornelius podcast, District Sales Manager Tyler Sprain (North‑Central Iowa) and Regional … Continued…Read more
When planting season approaches, we know farmers face a decision that will affect their entire year: where to source their seed. That choice goes far beyond price per bag. It … Continued…Read more
Understanding the EPA’s New Dicamba Label- What this Means for Cornelius Seed Written by the Cornelius Seed Team – February 6 2026 Late this afternoon our soybean lead, Will Cornelius, shared exciting news: … Continued…Read more
The Cornelius Seed is buzzing with excitement as we roll out enhancements for your upcoming planting season. Committed to delivering top-tier seed solutions that boost your bottom line, we’re proud … Continued…Read more
Best Management Practices In high Corn Rootworm (CRW) pressure fields, where single mode of action rootworm traits have been planted for multiple years, increased feeding has been documented. Continuous corn … Continued…Read more