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[visualizer id=”1657″] Basically, what we’re looking at here is that we have got two checks done. We have got an eight gallon with the acre, and a four gallon, and then we’ve got our check. Two things you can notice right off the bat is the root mass, the thickness of the diameter of the stocks, the brace roots, but …

This is Bill Cook, and it’s July 2nd. We’re working on West Central Cereal Grains IP LLC. That’s one of the Stutzman’s tractors coming in, hauling dirt from the other side of the bean fields bringing it up. We’re doing the filler dirt. Over here is Mr. Ortini leveling this bed up. We have Kyle Stutsman running the loader and …

This is Bill Cook, and I’m in Mr. Krause’s plots. This is one of our smart plant locations up in Concordia. So… we’re not too far from harvest, and these beans look really good. They’ve been really dry this year, but we still have a lot of opportunity. We thought this plot would be over 80 bushel, one of the Smart …

Hi, I’m Kellen Bounous, with big yield, today is September 17th and we’re going to be looking at some corn today that a farmer here in the Garden City area planted. He was set up with John Deere planter, 20, 36 row, with a 30,000 seed population. Franklin Weaver here is going to talk a little bit about the program …

Hello, this is Dean Alexander with Alexander Farms. I want to show you a comparison today of what we’ve used for starter fertilizer this year. This is our first year using it. And if you look here I’ve got three samples here. This is corn that was used with starter fertilizer on it. We put four gallons an acre on. …

Crop planted in the middle of May. In-furrow fertilization used. Tremendous response. We’ve had 16″ – 21″ scattered rainfall in the last six weeks in the spring of growing corn. Corn that normally gets planted in the end of April here got planted in the middle of May, so you can see what kind of response we’ve had to the …

This is Bill Cook. It’s July 1. I’m at the Bay Farms. We’re looking over research plots. You can see this plot just got planted about a week ago, around the 25th just coming up. The earlier plot’s about almost a month earlier. We should get some pretty good data out of this plot here. Some of this is uh… …

Here we are at BigYield.us. Today is June 28th. It is 8:34 AM. We are cutting our wheat plot, hoping for high yields. We are thinking everything should be in the 80 to 100 bushel yield range. We just cut a field 118.5 bushel to the acre was the average on the in-furrow wheat trials we’ve done. Be sure and …

This is Bill Cook with BigYield.us. We are here today planting research plots at the Garden City location. It’s 1 of about 25 locations here in the midwest that we’re planting. This also is one of Dr. Scaboo’s research plot locations. Each time you hear one of those trips it’s another variety. So we should be getting some good precision …

Hi. My name’s John Ortiz with BigYield.us Today we are looking at a research plot here that was looking great all season. This is one of the reasons why anti-drift is so important and why you don’t spray in windy conditions. As you can tell the leaves are speckling from drift from a local farmer or neighbor I guess you …