Pioneer is the No. 1 corn and soybean brand in the U.S. by market share, with an agronomy organization supporting growers across all major U.S. corn, soybean, sorghum, alfalfa, sunflower and wheat-growing regions.
With agronomists constantly in the field, Pioneer had an opportunity to make their expertise work harder, creating a faster, more efficient way to turn real-time observations and recommendations into content that could reach growers and sales networks while the information was still relevant.
The solution
For more than 100 years, Pioneer has built its legacy on innovation designed to better serve growers. Pioneer Digital Studio is the next step in that tradition, bringing innovation to the way Pioneer shares agronomic expertise.
Pioneer Digital Studio is a quick-turn video editing and podcast production studio designed to move information from the field to growers and sales networks faster. Agronomists can capture video and audio directly in the field and send it to the studio, where it is edited, polished and turned around within 48 hours.
From crop updates and field observations to agronomic recommendations and seasonal insights, the studio transforms real-time field expertise into timely, polished and ready-to-share content.
The result is a more agile content operation that helps Pioneer get the right information to the right audience when it matters most.
Kick’N Dirt with Mike and the Kevins
Kick’N Dirt with Mike and the Kevins is based in Nebraska and about agriculture in the U.S. This show hosts industry professionals to talk about corn and soybean production, including growers, agronomists and researchers.
Kick’N Dirt is hosted by Pioneer Agronomists Mike Wardyn, Kevin Keller and Kevin Kowalaski.
Outstanding in Your Field is a podcast created for farmers and powered by Pioneer Agronomy, bringing you trusted insights and proven solutions to fuel forward-thinking farming. Hosted by agronomists Brian Schrader (eastern Indiana), Carl (northwest Indiana/northeast Illinois), and Crystal Williams (northern Illinois), this show delivers timely, practical agronomic advice you can apply directly to your fields across the Eastern Corn Belt.
