Join Us For Harvest 2026

Red Cedar Ag • August 10, 2026

Harvest 2026

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It's Harvest Time!

Our Biggest Harvest Yet!


Join Us for Lunch on September 10

 12:00–3:00 PM


Red Cedar Ag

E9551 State Hwy 64

New Auburn WI, 54757

For months, we’ve been planning one of our biggest Harvest events yet, and we’re finally ready to start pulling back the curtain.


Throughout August, we’ll be revealing the research, technology, speakers, and innovations that make up this year’s event. Some announcements you’ll expect. Others…you won’t see coming.

Join us on September 10 for lunch, practical education, real-world data, and an afternoon dedicated to helping you prepare for next season.


Because soil biology responds continuously to weather, management inputs, and crop rotations, it's dynamic — not static.  By tracking these biological changes over time, TruBio helps us look beyond yield alone and develop a more complete view of success in the field—one that includes soil resilience, biological activity, and the long-term health of the farm. TruBio uses DNA as a measure of the living systems in the field.


Whether you’re looking to improve yields, gain new insights from your soil, or see what’s next in precision agronomy, Harvest 2026 is where those ideas come together.



Here’s What to Expect:


✔ Lunch
✔ New research and field data

✔ Practical strategies from the Red Cedar Ag team

✔ Emerging precision agriculture technology

✔ Real-world grower experiences

✔ Live demonstrations

✔ Exclusive special discounts for all attendees

✔ Automatic raffle entry


NEW Division!


Red Cedar Ag is proud to introduce Red Cedar Irrigation, our new division dedicated to helping growers manage water more effectively.


By combining trusted local support with industry-leading irrigation solutions from Zimmatic, we can provide practical equipment, expertise, and service—all under one roof. This expansion reflects our continued commitment to helping growers improve efficiency, support crop health, and get more from every acre.


Learn more at redcedarag.com/irrigation.

Don’t miss your chance to win in The Harvest 2026 raffle!


RSVP before the event to secure your raffle entry and help us plan for lunch. Plus, take advantage of a special Harvest discount while you’re there!

Agenda

The Pursuit Maximum Yield


 Higher yields don’t always require sweeping changes. In his Harvest session, Justin Sarauer will explore cost-effective additions that can improve crop performance and help growers get more from every acre. Growers will leave with practical ideas for evaluating which inputs deserve a place in their operation—and how small, strategic investments can support the pursuit of maximum yield.

Digging Into the 2026 Soil Status Data


Go below the surface with fresh insights into what happened in the soil this spring—and what it could mean for the months ahead. Explore expanded temperature data, longer-term trends, and new graphs that bring changing soil conditions into focus and reveal the patterns that shaped the 2026 season.



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Please RSVP to let us know you're coming


Harvest isn’t just another meeting, it’s your opportunity to see what’s next for your operation before the next season begins. Whether you’ve attended for years or this is your first Harvest, we’d love to have you join us.

Reserve your spot today!




📅 September 10, 2026

🕛 12:00–3:00 PM

🍽 Lunch Provided


📍 Red Cedar Ag

     E9551 State Hwy 64

     New Auburn WI, 54757

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