Waterloo Crop Services

Waterloo Crop Services

Waterloo Crop Services has been involved in supplying crop inputs since 1982. We are a full service independent retail outlet located east of Waterloo. There are 3 Certified Crop Advisors (CCA) on staff to help with crop input decisions. We have access to a full line of crop protection products, seed and we offer custom application for both crop protection and fertilizer application. Crop scouting and nutrient management packages are also available.

Pioneer Hi-Bred Sales Agency

We have been a Pioneer dealer for over 50 years. Please call us for product information or visit the Pioneer website at www.pioneer.com/growingpoint for good information on agronomy, animal nutrition, feed management, and decision-making tools

Fertilizer

Waterloo Crop Service upgraded the ground blender to a modern fertilizer tower in 2017. With the busy spring rush, timing is everything. Having the ability to blend multiple products efficiently and accurately allows farmers to spend more time in the field.

Application

John Deere 600R with Amazone, John Deere Airflow, pull-type spreaders. We are proud to work with Bloomingdale farms who provides application with their John Deere/ Haggie sprayers.

Variable Rate Application: With the high cost of fertilizer, we have to find more economical ways to apply the fertilizer to maximize yield and our return on fertilizer investment. There are many ways of creating application zones. Some of the most common are satellite imagery for plant health, historical yield data, and grid soil sampling. Reach out to a crop advisor to discuss farm-by-farm options.

Crop Protection

We carry a full line up of crop production products from Corteva, Syngenta, Bayer, BASF, Nufarm, and many other companies.

Nutrient Management

Nutrient management is here to stay. All farms in Ontario will eventually need to do a Nutrient Management Plan/Strategy. Presently, all farms that generate more than 300 Nutrient Units per year and all new operations generating more than 5 Nutrient Units are required to have a Nutrient Management plan approved by July 1, 2005. All other generators and users of nutrients will be phased in for their Nutrient Management requirements.