Farming today comes with a set of relentless challenges: rising input costs, unpredictable weather, and declining prices. At Vayda, we understand this because we live it. We’re farmers first, and our commitment to regenerative agriculture isn’t just theory—it’s practice, tested on more than 5,200 acres of our Mississippi and Arkansas farms.
The proof? We’ve faced the same struggles on our farms—volatile markets, increasing fertilizer prices, and a constant battle against unpredictable weather. But through regenerative practices, we’ve seen remarkable results.
Our fields are producing more with less input and the proof is in the numbers: We’ve reduced our input costs by more than 50% per bushel while boosting yields.
We're excited by what we're seeing in our soybean and corn fields, and we are here to share our learnings.
Reduction in input costs per bushel of production
Increase in moisture retention in fields with cover crops.
Saved on fuel with reduced tillage practices. Fuel usage was reduced by 50%.
Savings on phosphorus (P2O5) by applying 60% less fertilizer.
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Cover crops provide constant cover and living roots year-round, increasing biomass accumulation. This helps reduce the need for inputs like irrigation and protects against erosion.
Minimizing tillage helps protect your soil’s structure, supports root growth, and reduces input costs, all while improving crop health.
Maximize efficiency and reduce waste with a precision-driven nutrient management plan that works in harmony with regenerative practices. By improving the natural cycling of nutrients in your soil, you can cut costs without sacrificing yield.
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