Live Webinar

Unlock Smarter Nutrient Management with Biology, Precision Tools & EQIP-Ready Planning

December 16th at 12pm EST
Hosted by CHONEX

Presenters:
Jackson Stansell, Founder & CEO, Sentinel Ag
Jack Washborn, Founder & CEO, Cultra

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Summary

What You’ll Learn

Join CHONEX for a practical, grower-focused discussion on modern nutrient management. This session brings together experts in nutrient cycling biology, precision nitrogen application, and digital tools that streamline nutrient management planning and EQIP 590 funding.

We'll also discuss:

  • How StrongSoil’s biology enhances nutrient cycling and supports crop vigor

  • How Sentinel’s nitrogen intelligence platform uses remote sensing and modeling to deliver real-time, site-specific application guidance

  • How Cultra streamlines nutrient analytics to help agronomy teams visualize trends, compare fields, and build consistent recommendations

  • How growers can quickly access EQIP funding for 590 nutrient management plans using modern digital tools

Meet the Presenters

Jackson Stansell, Founder & CEO, Sentinel Ag
Jackson Stansell is the Founder & CEO of Sentinel Ag. Originally from Dothan, AL, and a graduate of Harvard with a bachelor’s in engineering sciences, Jackson received his master's in Agricultural Engineering from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln. During that program, he led the development of an image-based nitrogen management software system called N-Time which became Sentinel's flagship solution. Since founding Sentinel in September of 2021, Jackson has led the Sentinel team in improving farm profitability and efficiency through better nitrogen management.

Jack Washborn, Founder & CEO, Cultra
Jack Washborn is the Founder and CEO of Cultra, bringing a deep understanding of crop nutrient management in organic and regenerative systems. His work focuses on helping growers build strong soil ecological foundations that increase nutrient efficiency and long-term field resilience. Jack is passionate about empowering farmers and agronomists to improve yields through clear, data-driven nutrient strategies.

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