Photos

The milo in these photos was planted with BP In-Furrow. This was planted by Eck Ag Services based out of Kingman, Kansas. As you can tell, the milo planted with with the BP In-Furrow is much thicker than the check milo. It also has better root mass.

Here is an update on how our crops are looking. Enjoy!

Crops are looking good here at The Farm Research Center. Our wheat and corn are looking great, and our soybeans are all emerged. Here is a look at some of the crops.

We recently planted a seed variety test plot here at The Farm Research Center. For this test, every four rows we switched the seed variety. At harvest time, we will see which variety produced the highest yield. Enjoy!

Corn is coming up here at The Farm! Here is a look at some of the young corn. Enjoy!

This is one of the many research plots we have set up at The Farm Research Center. This particular plot is divided into 17 foot test strips. We will be doing different tests on each strip, and collecting data on it throughout the year.

Pathway Biologic is a company that studies live biologicals and the effects they have on crops. They recently came to The Farm Research Center for a tour and to check out some of the research we are doing. Here are some photos from the tour. Enjoy!

Here is a look at another session of treating corn seed. We are using several different seed treatment tests to see which trial can produce the highest yield. Enjoy!

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!

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!