What we offer at Larson Seed & Agronomy

Larson Seed & Agronomy is your local Pioneer® seed source for Fosston, Clearbrook, McIntosh, and the surrounding area. Matt works with you to match the right PIONEER® brand corn, soybean, sunflower, and canola products to your soils, rotation, drainage, and management style.

What you get

• Full PIONEER® brand lineup access — corn, soybeans, sunflowers, canola, and the latest trait packages
• Field-by-field placement
• Local performance data from northwest Minnesota plots

Larson Seed & Agronomy sells the full slate of crop protection products — herbicides, fungicides, insecticides, and adjuvants — from every major manufacturer. Because the agency is independent, the recommendation you get is the one that actually fits your farm, not the one with the biggest rebate attached.

Larson Seed & Agronomy is an independent retailer.

How Matt fits product to farm

• Weed spectrum first — what's actually in your fields drives the program
• Trait package aware — CP program and seed trait package planned together
• Resistance management — rotation of modes of action to protect long-term effectiveness
• Realistic application windows — programs built around weather and sprayer capacity you actually have

Services included

• Pre-season program planning
• In-season product sourcing and delivery
• Tank mix recommendations
• Rate and timing guidance
• Resistance and rotation planning

Larson Seed & Agronomy's crop consultation service puts a 20-year agronomist on your fields through the growing season. Matt walks the acres, flags what's developing early, and gives you the information you need to make the right call.

What's included

• In-season scouting — regular field walks through emergence, V-stages, reproductive, and late season
• Weed, insect, and disease ID — with photos, growth-stage context, and threshold-based recommendations
• Agronomic recommendations — nitrogen timing, fungicide decisions, insecticide thresholds, harvest timing
• Replant & remediation guidance — when something goes wrong early, Matt is on the field with you deciding what to do next
• End-of-season review — what worked, what didn't, what to adjust for the next crop year

Who it's for

• Growers who want experienced agronomic input, not a product pitch
• Operations without a dedicated in-house agronomist
• Farms expanding acres or adding new ground where local knowledge matters