
Jed Grow, PhD
PhD, Agronomist and Soil Scientist, CCA, 4RNMS
Industry

AGVISE Laboratories
North Dakota, United StatesVerified by Soil Health Exchange1 contribution
Contributes as
Researcher / faculty, Crop or soil adviser / CCA
Region served
USA and Canada. However, I have also consulted internationally.
Land systems
Annual row & field crops, Corn, Cover Crops
Focus
Nitrogen Management, Cover Crop Management, Precision Agriculture & Soil Technology, Carbon & Nitrogen Cycling
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Acres
Acres are represented from producer-submitted field context, not measured outcome claims.
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Profile
Dr. Jed Grow is an Agronomist and Soil Scientist at AGVISE Laboratories — one of the largest soil testing labs in the Northern Plains, serving producers, crop consultants, and ag retailers across the United States and Canada. He holds a PhD in Plant Sciences from North Dakota State University along with CCA and 4R Nutrient Management Specialist certifications.
His path into agriculture started in Peru, where two years of service work exposed him to the realities of food insecurity and pointed him toward applied plant science. He returned to complete an undergraduate degree in genetics and biotechnology, working on quinoa variety breeding for a humanitarian project, and later earned his master's and doctorate at NDSU, with research focused on potato management and reducing losses from potato early die disease.
Outside of the lab, Jed is a devoted husband and father of four, a hockey and curling player, and a lifelong potato enthusiast — both scientifically and at the dinner table.
On Soil Health Exchange, Jed helps producers translate soil and plant tissue data into practical, field-tested management decisions.
Geographic focus: USA and Canada. However, I have also consulted internationally.



