It’s that time of year again. Time to tune up the combine, put the corn head on, and go cut some corn. Here at the Farm Research Center in Garden City, Missouri, we plant corn for a couple of different reasons. The first reason being that we do quite a lot of extensive research on corn for the purpose of …

I’m Darren Eck from Kingman Kansas. We farm wheat, sorghum, corn, and alfalfa. We are currently using Ballad Plus, Soy100, and 3-18-18 on our operation. We have seen some great benefits with the Soy100, as far as insect pressure and keeping the plants healthy and actively growing. As far as the 3-18-18 it is a really clean product, flows through …

Hi, my name is Bill Henry. We have a small farm. We’re hobby farmers. It’s not a full time business for us, but we had some ground that was pasture for 100 years. We turned it over about six years ago, and we’ve been soybeans on it for six years. The first couple years were kind of rough, because it’s …

My name is Dean Alexander; I am from Appleton City, Missouri, county of St. Clair. I farm 5,000 acres of corns, beans and wheat. I learned about John last year. I was out of Conkland Pro Ag training seminar, and they were using his name with Kip Culler and some very good, very good researchers and agronomists. I was like …

Okay, my name is Kurt Gretzinger. I farm about 2,100 acres of crop south of Urich, Missouri in Henry County west-central Missouri. I grow soybeans, corn and wheat. Most of the soybeans I grow are for Neco here. I grow quite a few conventional beans, and for the last two years probably two thirds of the beans I have grown …

Okay, my name is Rod Smith from Cleveland, Missouri, west-central Cass County. In our operation we farm 2700 acres, 50/50 rotation, corn/bean rotation. Prior to using BP In-Furrow we were just doing things the normal way. Just the normal fertilizer program, and now we’ve started to try to be innovative and come up with new ideas and started to use In-Furrow fertilizers. It has …

[visualizer id=”1657″] Basically, what we’re looking at here is that we have got two checks done. We have got an eight gallon with the acre, and a four gallon, and then we’ve got our check. Two things you can notice right off the bat is the root mass, the thickness of the diameter of the stocks, the brace roots, but …

At the BigYield.us Campus we’re very excited about the impact of our BP Foliar Plus and Soy100DB products and how they have dramatically improved the health and performance of our soybean plots. And that will, of course, lead to what we believe is going to prove to be very impressive High Yielding Soybeans in the fields.   The University of …

At the BigYield.us Campus we’re very excited about the impact of our BP In-Furrow product and how it has dramatically improved the health and performance of our corn plots. And that will, of course, lead to what we believe is going to prove to be very impressive High Yielding Corn in the fields. Years ago, the University of Illinois created …

This is Bill Cook, and it’s July 2nd. We’re working on West Central Cereal Grains IP LLC. That’s one of the Stutzman’s tractors coming in, hauling dirt from the other side of the bean fields bringing it up. We’re doing the filler dirt. Over here is Mr. Ortini leveling this bed up. We have Kyle Stutsman running the loader and …