Photos

We wanted to share a picture with you that one of our growers sent in from Lamar, MO. On the left side of the picture, the grower utilized a dry fertility program. On the right side, the grower used 10 gallons of our BP In-Furrow per acre. As you can see, the corn planted with BP In-Furrow has a noticeable …

We wanted to share another comparison photo with you from one of our sales representatives in northern Missouri. In the photo below, the corn on the right side was treated with the standard rate of BigYieldCoat Corn +Zn, while the corn on the left was not. As you can see, the corn treated with BigYieldCoat Corn +Zn is clearly ahead …

We wanted to share a comparison photo with you from one of our sales representatives in northern Missouri. In the photo below, the soybeans on the left were planted along with 5 gallons-per-acre of BP In-Furrow, while the soybeans on the right were not. As you can see, the soybeans treated with BP In-Furrow are much taller, much bushier, and …

Each season, we like to share examples of what we see in our product research. Today, we want to share a couple of comparison photos of corn that had BP In-Furrow applied. The following photo was taken on June 4, 2021. This corn was planted on April 27, 2021. The corn on the left had 10 gallons / acre of …

We wanted to share a great soybean comparison from our Eastern Division. Matt Perdue – a grower based out of Elizabeth City, North Carolina – submitted the photo. On the right side of the photo (growers left hand) the soybeans had Yield Booster and BigSweetYield applied as a foliar application. The beans on the left side of the photo (growers …

We wanted to share a comparison photo with you from our research plots this year. The corn on the left side of this photo had a typical dry fertilizer program. The corn on the right did not have dry fertilizer, and instead had a 10-gallon per acre application of our BP In-Furrow. This rate allows a grower to fully replace …

Last week we held our research farm tours. Below are some photos of the event. If you were unable to make it to the tours and are interested in looking at the research farm, feel free to call or email us to set up a time.

The image below is from one of our in-furrow corn plots this year. As you can see, the corn treated with BP In-Furrow has a bigger ear. There are 22 kernel rows on the corn treated with BP In-Furrow, compared to 16 kernel rows on the check.

The image below is from one of our in-furrow corn plots this year. As you can see, the corn treated with BP In-Furrow has a much thicker root mass, and will create more organic matter for the soil.

Recently, part of our BigYield.us team traveled to Haines City, Fla., to observe our BigSweetYield test in citrus groves. We’ve been researching the effect of BigSweetYield applications on citrus trees infected with Huanglongbing, a disease also known as citrus greening that causes fruit to drop prematurely from trees and can trigger other adverse effects. These photos show the dramatic difference …