Big Yield News

Last week we gave you a look at our corn crop throughout the 2013 season. This week we’re going to let you see how our soybean crop looked throughout the year. Enjoy!

This is a look at our corn crop throughout the 2013 season. We’ve put together these images to show how our corn looked at various maturity stages. All of this corn was either on our land or one of our customers land. Enjoy!

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Here at BigYield.us we do a lot of research. This gallery is a collection of images that we’ve put together that shows the affects of various yield enhancement treatments on corn. All of the results you see here are from research done at The Farm Research Center in Garden City, Missouri or from one of our research partner locations. Enjoy!

Our new website has reached visitors in more than 30 countries in a very short span of time. Launched officially in August of 2013, BigYield.us was developed to help all growers achieve higher yielding crops by understanding and utilizing the latest advancements in Agriculture Technology. Our team is comprised of Growers, Researchers, and Staff focused on providing information, solutions, techniques, …

Hey! This is John Ortiz with BigYield.us. We’re here on the research farm located in Garden City, Missouri. Today we are cutting some of our corn plots. Right now we’re cutting a variety trial; looking at different varieties and how they yield here in Garden City, Missouri, at this location. Be sure and follow us on BigYield.us.

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 …