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U.S. producers have become increasingly reliant on foreign countries as markets for the soybeans that they raise. In 2005, the U.S. exported an estimated 30.5 percent of the soybeans produced domestically in that year. By 2014, U.S. soybean exports grew to represent 45.9 percent of the more than 108 million metric tons produced that year. Between 2005 and 2014, exports …

As a blend of beneficial bacteria, crop biologicals have multiple benefits. Those available from BigYield.usTM encourage plant health, unlock nutrients bound to the soil, deter soil-borne disease infection, promote root development and facilitate plant vigor. Ultimately, by using crop biologicals from BigYield.usTM, growers improve the crop growing environment and plant health. When applying biologicals, producers have three choices: in-furrow application, …

During the week of Sept. 14, the BigYield.us team finished harvesting its corn test plots at The Farm Research Center in Garden City, Mo. In two corn fields, the team compared a control condition to a treatment condition that involved applying five gallons of BP In-Furrow combined with a high-quality 3-18-18 starter fertilizer. As a crop biological, the BP In-Furrow …

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

BIll Cook of BigYield.us and JJ Stoekl discuss soybean podding in an East Coast research plot.

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

Beth Dickey of BigYield.us gives a comparison between two soybean plants in the Virginia Beach area. One of the plants was treated with our BigYield.us products, the other is a check.

Shane Hall of AgTech, Inc. explains how to estimate corn yield pre-harvest.