BW Fusion to Present Total Performance Crop Nutrition Programs at Commodity Classic Event

FORT WAYNE - BW Fusion will join thousands of farmers to present new crop-specific programs at the annual Commodity Classic event from March 9-11 at the West Concourse of the Orange County Convention Center, 9800 International Dr., Orlando, Fla.

With registration for the event up by nearly 30% since the previous year, BW Fusion - an innovator in the agricultural industry focused on soil and crop fertility and nutrition - will present "Total Performance Crop Nutrition Programs" at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 9. BW Fusion will also have a booth at #3303.

Bodie Kitchel, National Director of Agronomy for BW Fusion, will introduce the new programs, which are focused on full crop and soil nutrition programs specifically for two of America's largest crops - corn and soybeans.

From planting to harvest, Kitchel will show farmers how to unlock the nutrients in the soil and maximize profitability with data and real-life success stories. 

"BW Fusion is a family-owned company that is committed to educating farmers and providing the best people, products and proof in the agriculture industry. After years of data and testing, BW Fusion is launching its new program guides, and we expect to see this impact farmers' bottom line," Kitchel said. "Our goal is to be a farmer's trusted advocate who only promotes what their soil or plant actually needs, what is proven to perform and is validated by field data."

The 2023 Commodity Classic features a lineup of educational sessions, inspiring speakers, tradeshow, entertainment, and a wide range of technology, innovation and agronomic information.  

George Goblish, a Minnesota farmer, American Society of Agronomy member, and co-chair of the 2023 Commodity Classic, said thousands of America's best farmers attend Commodity Classic because they share a passion for agriculture, a thirst for knowledge and making farms more profitable.

"Learning little improvements we can make to help save money down the line really adds to the value of attending Commodity Classic," Goblish said. 

Established in 1996, Commodity Classic is America's largest farmer-led, farmer-focused agricultural and educational experience. It is presented annually by the American Soybean Association, National Corn Growers Association, National Association of Wheat Growers, National Sorghum Producers and the Association of Equipment Manufacturers.