Titan Ag, LLC

06/02/2026

Another day, another field visit. 🌱

Our team is always boots on the ground, walking fields, monitoring crop progress, and working alongside growers to make informed decisions throughout the season. From emergence to harvest, we're committed to helping our customers get the most out of every acre.

That's the Titan Ag difference - local expertise, trusted relationships, and support when it matters most.

06/01/2026

We know our West Tennessee region has been hit with some strong winds recently, and many growers are now evaluating corn fields for potential greensnap damage.

Greensnap can look devastating at first glance, but not every damaged field tells the full story on day one. Before making replant or management decisions, take the time to assess growth stage, identify the type of damage, and inspect the growing point.

Our Titan AG Corn Greensnap Field Assessment Guide is designed to help farmers evaluate storm-damaged corn and make informed decisions with confidence.

✅ Know what to look for
✅ Understand recovery potential
✅ Estimate field impact
✅ Avoid making decisions too quickly

In a year where every bushel counts, patience and proper evaluation can make all the difference.

If you have questions about a field, your Titan AG agronomist is here to help. We're committed to walking fields, evaluating damage, and helping you make the best decision for your operation.

Independent. Agronomic. Farmer Focused.

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05/29/2026

We are a proud dealer of Southeastern Seed Company!

SE17-76 10 days after planting
10 days after planting, and the roots are already telling the story. 🇺🇸🌱

SE17-76TRE is off to a strong start with aggressive early root development, uniform emergence, and the kind of plant health that lays the foundation for season-long success.

Products don’t become “revolutionary” because of marketing hype they earn it in the field.

As America prepares to celebrate 250 years of independence, we’re proud to launch a hybrid that represents that same independent spirit. SE17-76TRE stands for more than just yield potential. It represents grit, freedom, resilience, and the belief that farmers still deserve choices beyond corporate-controlled agriculture.

At Southeastern Seed, we take pride in being one of the few truly independent seed companies left in the marketplace. We answer to farmers not boardrooms. We believe decisions should still be made at the farm gate by people who understand agriculture, hard work, and the sacrifices it takes to feed this country.

1776 changed America forever.
SE17-76TRE is built to change expectations in the field.

Strong roots matter in crops and in this great country.

05/13/2026

Research season is underway at Titan Ag. 🌱

We’ve already kicked off several corn and soybean trials at our research farm, and there’s a lot more to come as the season progresses. From population and fertility studies to fungicides, nutritionals, and plant growth regulators later in the year, every trial has one goal: finding real answers for farmers in our area.

The work happening in these plots today helps us make better recommendations tomorrow. 🌽

05/07/2026

Meet our Boots on the Ground - Dakota Brasher

Dakota serves growers across West Tennessee and proudly calls Bath Springs, Tennessee home. For Dakota, the best part of agriculture is working alongside farmers to help find solutions that strengthen and improve their operations season after season.

Outside of work, you’ll find him spending time with his son Ben, staying involved in the cattle industry raising Hereford and Angus seedstock cattle, or taking the chance to travel and see new places whenever he can.

Dakota believes agriculture is more than a job — it’s a way of life. He takes pride in building real relationships, working hard, being honest, and always doing right by the people he serves. That kind of commitment is what keeps boots on the ground at Titan Ag. 🌱

05/05/2026

From the bird’s-eye view, it’s easy to see the long rows… but it’s the hard work, early mornings, long days, and dedication behind every acre that really tells the story.
As planting season starts to wrap up, we’re especially thankful for the farmers who continue to show up and put in the work, even in the tough years. Farming isn’t easy, and this season has brought its challenges, but the resilience and determination behind every pass never goes unnoticed.
Planting season looks a little different from up here.

04/28/2026

Meet our Boots on the Ground — Bryan Bomar

Bryan covers the West Tennessee area, spending his days in the field, checking crops, and working side by side with growers through every stage of the season.

For Bryan, the best part of the job is simple—it’s the people. The relationships built along the way are what make agriculture more than just a career.

Whether it’s helping troubleshoot an issue or just being a sounding board during a long season, he’s always ready to show up where he’s needed.

And when the workday wraps up, you’ll likely find him out on Kentucky Lake.

04/22/2026

Not every part of the season happens in the cab of a tractor.

There’s a lot of behind-the-scenes work this time of year—checking fields, watching conditions, making calls, and adjusting plans as things change.

Planting may get most of the attention, but it’s everything around it that helps set the stage for a good crop.

Just part of the rhythm this time of year.

04/17/2026

Corn planting is wrapping up across our territory, and now we turn our focus to what’s ahead. Watching for a strong, even stand and hoping for the kind of growing conditions that set a crop up right.

This time of year always comes with a lot of faith—praying for timely rains, healthy emergence, and a safe, successful season for every acre.

04/16/2026

Every acre isn’t the same and your decisions shouldn’t be either.

At Titan AG, we believe real answers don’t come from a plot book printed somewhere else. They come from right here on your farms, in your soils, under your conditions.

That’s why on-farm research matters.

We’re not just testing one thing we’re pushing the boundaries across:
• Different populations to find the true yield ceiling
• Different planters to understand spacing, emergence, and performance
• Different fertility programs to maximize ROI, not just bushels

Because what works on one field, one farm, or one region doesn’t always translate across the Southeast.

From river bottoms to hill ground…
From sand to heavy clay…
From dryland to irrigated acres…

We’re building data that actually means something to YOU.

This is how we make better recommendations.
This is how we reduce risk.
This is how we help you win.

Not guesswork. Not theory.
Real research. Real farms. Real results.