Saturday, February 17th 2024

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BigYield Challenge 2015 – Cass Career Center FFA Adviser Interview

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Photos from Our Garden City Grower Meeting

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Photos from Our East Coast Grower Meeting

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BigYield.us Adopts Systems Approach to Data Collection, Management

Systems Approach to Data Collection

During 2015, BigYield.usTM focused on integrating its data collection and data management tools and simultaneously created a systems approach for its research and data program. Two hallmarks of the BigYield.usTM research and data program are drone imagery and precision farming tools. Drone technology enables the BigYield.usTM team to capture good geo-referenced pictures and maps that highlight plant health and condition. …

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BigYield.us Collects Soybean Harvest Data from BigSmartPlots

Soybean Data Collection

In October, the BigYield.usTM team harvested soybean test plots at the Farm Research Center in Garden City, Mo. One trial tested the effectiveness of two treatment alternatives for seven different soybean varieties. The following table summarizes the results. The two treatments are labeled as “in-furrow + foliar” and “in-furrow only.” Provided to both treatment groups at planting, the in-furrow application …

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Soybean Pod Comparison with BigSoy100

Soybean Pod Comparison with BigSoy100

J.J. Stoekl of Royal-Grow and BigYield.us shows the effect BigSoy100 has on the pod setting and overall seed quality on soybeans.

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East Coast Corn Plot Harvesting

East Coast Corn Plot Harvesting

Beth Dickey of BigYield.us gives an update on corn plot harvesting happening on the East Coast.

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How Does NIR Imaging and Drone Technology Help Farmers

How Does NIR Imaging and Drone Technology Help Farmers

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BigYield.us Partners with AgTech to Use NIR Imagery and Measure Plant Health

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When producers scout their crops, they may walk or drive through their fields to identify problem areas, and they’re typically limited to evaluating plant health and performance in the visual spectrum. In other words, they must make management decisions based on what they see. If taking pictures, then most cameras also limit their perspective to the visual spectrum. At the …

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Virginia Beach Soybean Comparison for BigSoy100 Trial

Virginia Beach Soybean Comparison for BigSoy100 Trial

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