For more than 30 years, Dwight Koops has helped shape Crop Quest with steady leadership and a focus on doing what’s right for farmers and employee owners. Wishing him all the best in retirement!!!

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re grateful for the growers, partners, and employee owners who make up the Crop Quest family. Thank you for another year of hard work, trust, and dedication. From all of us at Crop Quest — Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! 🎄

Our agronomists are teaming up to get samples pulled before year end. We're proud of the work these employee owners put in day in and day out! We're grateful for the trust our growers place in Crop Quest and look forward to 2026.

The Excess Soil Fertility Study is often completed when farmland changes ownership or management. Establishing a record of existing fertility provides a clear baseline for future agronomic planning. 👉 Learn More: https://t.co/wicf9dGowF #ExcessSoilFertilityStudy #CropQuest

We can cover some ground grid sampling with a team like this. #GridSampling #ExcessSoilFertilityStudy

Detailed field reports. Clear nutrient data. Consistent sampling. That’s the Excess Soil Fertility Study. 👉 Learn More https://t.co/KGgC2b5PiK

Each Excess Soil Fertility Study comes with clear, detailed reports showing nutrient levels and sampling consistency across your fields. 👉 Learn more: https://t.co/DQ4BBiQRpI

Another day, another field. 📸 Seth DeWerff - Front Range Division

How does the Excess Soil Fertility Study work? ✅ Grid sampling across the field ✅ Laboratory analysis for key nutrients ✅ A clear report summarizing findings It’s a consistent, documented process that builds a record of soil fertility. 👉 Learn More https://t.co/dPNRupZ5ws

Soil sampling season is in full swing across the High Plains. Our agronomists are out every day gathering samples before winter hits — helping you plan for next year with confidence. #WorkWithAnOwner

Our 𝗘𝘅𝗰𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗦𝗼𝗶𝗹 𝗙𝗲𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘁𝘆 𝗦𝘁𝘂𝗱𝘆 shows what’s already in your soil. Grid sampling + lab analysis = clear nutrient data to guide decisions. 👉Learn more: https://t.co/WcSGFuhIJz

October is ESOP Month! At Crop Quest, our employee owners don’t sell products — they provide honest, independent agronomy service built on experience and accountability. That’s what it means to work with an owner.

Our employee owners don’t just show up — they invest their time, knowledge, and care into every acre they touch. When you work with a Crop Quest agronomist, you’re working with an owner who’s personally committed to your operation.

Amyworm activity remains high across parts of Oklahoma. Moths continue to find new wheat and rye fields and leaving fresh egg clusters behind. Keep an eye out and scout often! 📸 Katie Cloudy - Enid Division

Before “employee ownership” was a buzzword, it was the foundation Crop Quest was built on. From a handful of agronomists in 1992 to a team of owners across seven states today — our commitment to farmers hasn’t changed. Here’s to where we started and how we’ve grown.

Canola up and going at Okeene, Oklahoma. 📸 Katie Cloudy - Enid Division

Fall Employee Training with our newest employee owners ✅ We are happy to have them a part of our team!

Find us at WTAMU and OSU today for their Career & Internship Fairs! Learn how our internships put you to work with real growers, real data, and real responsibility — and explore full-time opportunities where you can build your career as an employee owner with Crop Quest.

We’re back at the KSU Ag Career Fair! Chat Summer ’26 Internships - real grower impact, mentors who invest in you, and ESOP culture in action. @KState @KSUwsac @KStateAgron @kstateag

That time of year - cotton bolls opening and harvest aid decisions to be made! 📸 Bryce Nickel - Enid, OK Division