To get ready for farming season to be in full swing, we’ve been pumping water into the ponds here at The Farm Research Center. We use this water when we irrigate later in the season, so it is important that these ponds be full. Here are some photos from the recent water pumping. Enjoy!

This information has been adapted from a regular column titled “John’s Jargon” that appears in the Missouri Soybean Farmer magazine. The magazine is a publication produced by the Missouri Soybean Association and is distributed to more than 28,000 Farmers throughout Missouri and in neighboring states. Question: What do Biologicals do? Answer: Biologicals, or microbials, have demonstrated their ability to significantly improve your plant’s health. …

This information has been adapted from a regular column titled “John’s Jargon” that appears in the Missouri Soybean Farmer magazine. The magazine is a publication produced by the Missouri Soybean Association and is distributed to more than 28,000 Farmers throughout Missouri and in neighboring states. Question: What does the term Biologicals mean? Answer: Biologicals are living microorganisms that are bacterial …

We’ve been busy putting our BP In-Furrow product on corn the last couple weeks. Here are some photo’s from one of our bigger set-ups. Enjoy!

The team recently went to Monett, Missouri to help local farmer Kyle Bounous prepare his planter to put BP In-Furrow on his corn. Here are some pictures giving a brief overview of the process. Enjoy!

We’ve been treating seed here at The Farm Research Center. We wanted to show you these photos so you could see what the process involves. Enjoy!

This week we got our new containment area for our chemical blending bay set up. Here are some photos of the process. Enjoy!

We recently upgraded our Chemical Blending Bay here at The Farm! Here are some photos of the finished product. Enjoy!

We got a lot of great soybean pictures in 2013. Here is a look at our favorites. Enjoy!

Before you know it, we’ll be back in the field planting corn. With that in mind, we want to take a look back at the 2013 Corn Season. Enjoy!