Read answers to your top agronomic questions. Download the 2023 Product Agronomy Research (PAR) Report HERE.

Back to News

5 Quick Questions: Amanda Goffnett

BY DAIRYLAND SEED

For the second article in our 5 Quick Questions series, we spoke with Amanda Goffnett, Dairyland Seed Regional Agronomist in our Eastern Region. Through this series, you get to learn more about the Dairyland Seed agronomy team and why they love what they do. Read our feature on Brian Weller, Dairyland Seed Western Region Agronomist, here.

Where are you from?

I grew up in central Michigan.

Where did you go to school and what did you study?

I earned my Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in crop and soil sciences from Michigan State University.

What do you love most about being an agronomist?

Being on-farm and working with farmers to improve their operation. 

What has changed most about agriculture since you started?

Agricultural technology has been the greatest change. When I started, auto steer was still new. Now we have variable rate, drone scouting, robotic milkers and several options for digital business management.

What’s the one piece of advice you have for farmers in the 2023 season?

Be sure to monitor your fields throughout the season and keep detailed records. This will help prevent unnecessary yield loss and make more informed decisions.

As you are getting ready for the 2023 growing season, the Dairyland Seed Agronomy Team is ready to answer any questions to help you have a safe and productive year.

Subscribe for more insights delivered straight to your inbox.
You may also like...
  • 5 Quick Questions: Chad Birchem
    This 5 Quick Questions feature highlights another one of our talented District Sales Managers. His agriculture roots run deep, and he’s been a Dairyland Seed team member since 2010. Get to know a little more about District Sales Manager Chad Birchem.
    Read more
  • A Recipe for Life, Friends and Food
    There’s no flashing welcome sign on the quiet road in front of Jagiello Dairy Farm in Lena, Wisconsin. But without a doubt, that’s the feeling you get.
    Read more
  • Life's Critical Rule: Think Safety First
    Farming can be an incredibly hazardous occupation for you, your family and employees. At Dairyland Seed, advocating for safe practices continues to be a key priority. To help keep farmers safe, Dairyland is starting a “Safety First” series in this newsletter. Each issue will feature your farm safety story and advice to help keep customers safe.
    Read more
Find Your Rep