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Maryland's Tim Bishop won first place in the Class A No-Till / Strip Till Non-Irrigated division of the National Corn Growers Assocation yield contest. Winona Farm Queenstown, MD Seed Consultants SCS 11HQ38, Wakeup, Warrior, Lexar, Princep 4L and Headline 206.9197 bu acre.

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    North Carolina
    2010 Video Results

    Fescue Grass Millet
    Orchard Grass Deer Plots
    Late Planting Aug 1st Soybeans
    Late Planting Aug 1st Soybeans
    Late Planting July 1st Corn
    Late Planting July 23rd Soybeans
    50++ Bushel Soybeans Grown
    Burley Tobacco 1500 Lbs More
    Cotton 26% Increase
    NCSU Corn Report 14 More Bushels
    Corn planted 1st week!
    Corn planted 2nd week!
     

       

    North Carolina Soybean Farmer interviewed by AG Professional Magazine

    2008 North Carolina Soybean Farmer interviewed by AG Professional Magazine.
    The publisher was for 15 years a agri-chem soybean specialist. The fields were side
    by side, Same Seed, Same Weather, Same Ground and Fertilizer program. Only differnce
    was one field treated with Wakeup at 1st trifoilate, and other 3 weeks later. Eventually the other field was treated and yielded 17 less bu per acre. www.biobased.us




    Every Wonder why your neighbors farmer crop out yielded yours or why you might have variations on your own farm from field to field. Above is about 50 reasons of a 100 why! Wakeup our constant everything else is a variable.

    Univ of Tenn Certified Wheat and Canola Trails: Wakeup/Wakeup got Wheat 108 to 150 bushels, Canola 90 bushels. Now dont expect to get 150 bu wheat but usually their is a 20 bu increase. The farmer reported on Canola his monitor hit 160 bu few times. We have seen results on oats, millet and barley get around 40 bu increase. First time farmers are usually limited to 20 acre trails.


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    Crop Videos

    North Carolina Agriculture YouTube Videos
    Fescue Grass Millet, 1 Ton More,Higher Quality, Western Carolina

    Orchard Grass Deer Plots, 1 Ton More Hgher Quality, Western Carolina

    Late Planting August 1st Soybeans Experiment, Western Carolina

    Late Planting August 1st Soybeans Experiment Revisted, Western Carolina

    Late Planting July 23rd Soybeans Experiment, Western Carolina

    Late Planting July 1st Corn Experiment, Western Carolina

    50++ Bushel Short Soybeans Grown - Eastern Carolina

    Burley Tobacco 1000 Lbs More - Eastern Carolina

    Cotton Production 26% Increase, Eastern Carolina

    NCSU Corn Report 14 More Bushels

    Corn planted 1st week in furrow Timing Trail, Western Carolina

    Corn planted 2nd week in furrow Timing Trail, Western Carolina Grasses, Hays, Forage, Fodder, Orchard Grass, Fescue, etc.
    Orchard Grass Deer Plots, 1 Ton More Hgher Quality, Western Carolina

    Fescue Grass Millet, 1 Ton More,Higher Quality, Western Carolina

    Barley
    Barley 3 Weeks before harvest, Expecting 100 bushels acre!

    Soybeans
    Soybeans: Infamous Treated and Untreated East Bend Fields.

    Soybeans: Wayne and Kent Farmers say Adjuvant "Miracle Soap".

    Yield Results: North Carolina GL Barringer Twice State Average.

    Oats

    Oats: Freddie Combining Two Fields 125 Average Bushels Per Acre.

    Oats: Field Inspection Projects 110 to 120 Bushels Per Acre.

    Oats: Plant Inspections Show Lots of Stalks.

    Oats: Freddie about his High Yield Wind Resistant Oat crop!

    Spring Oats: We missed the fall planting so we did sprint oats, same yield

    Wheat

    Winter Wheat-Oat Crop Review.

    Wheat: 4 Row Wheat Heads, Farmer got 125 Bushels Average.

    Wheat: Freddie discuss the 5 inch wheat heads.

    Wheat: Farmer said Yields Best Ever, If its green spray it!

    Wheat: Smiling farmer when monitor hit 160 bushels acre.

    Wheat: Farmer says he seed washed and got 64 lbs test weight.

    Wheat: Treated with Adjuvant was 110 bushels, and untreated was 60.

    Corn

    Corn: Wind Resistant Corn, Blew down and stood up not crook it, never bowed!

    Corn, 1st Week - In Furrow Experiment

    Corn, 2nd Week - In Furrow Experiment

    Tobacco

    ASEAN: Thailand - Vietnam - China Rice Production

    Thailand: One Rice Farmer changes Rice Production, 5000 Follow.

    Thailand: 2nd Farmers started with 1 hectare now does 3 hectares.

    Thailand: 3rd Group of Rice Farmers.

    Thailand: 4th Group of Rice Farmers.

    Thailand: Distributor talks about why she likes a healthy product for the farmer.

    Thailand Agronmist and distributor discuss the health of the soap treated rice.

    Vietnam Rice Farmer detects drift of Adjuvant and plant activation.

    Miscelleanous Farm Applications

    Spray Rates: Freddie discuss the use of Adjuvant spray rates, carrier, timings, ounces per acre of Oats, Wheat, Corn, Soybeans, Cotton, Peanuts

    Why Spray Rig Cleaning 1, Where is all this color coming from?

    Why Spray Rig Cleaning 2, Where is all this color coming from?

    2009 FLORIDA NORTHERN: Cotton, Peanuts, Soybeans and Corn
    North Central Florida Soybeans
    North Central Florida Cotton
    North Central Florida Corn
    North Central Florida Peanuts

    IRRI Bangladesh Rice Farmers Found Out: When Pesticides Weren't Used They Got No Pests!

    Pests Eliminated when Pesticides Stopped

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