Soybean Yield World Record Holder Explains His Strategies at Farm Profitability 2011
Highest-Yielding Illinois Farmers to Unveil Their Techniques Also at January EventKip Cullers broke his own record in 2010 by harvesting 160.6 bushels of soybeans per acre from his contest field (compared to the estimated 2009-2010 U.S. yield of approximately 44 bushels per acre) through application of his unique, innovative program of crop management. Mr. Cullers will address the potential for broader application of his techniques by other producers. Winners from the first Illinois Yield Challenge will also discuss how they improved their yields and accumulated data for researchers during the 2009/10 growing season.
Other confirmed participants in the Farm Profitability 2011 program include:
• Lynn Clarkson, President of Clarkson Grain Co.;
• Darrel Good, Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign;
• Doug Grennan, Senior Manager at The Scoular Company;
• Tom Hertz, Principal at Hertz Farm Management; and
• Mike Steenhoek, Executive Director of the Soy Transportation Coalition.
• Darrel Good, Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign;
• Doug Grennan, Senior Manager at The Scoular Company;
• Tom Hertz, Principal at Hertz Farm Management; and
• Mike Steenhoek, Executive Director of the Soy Transportation Coalition.
Developed specifically for corn and soybean producers, Farm Profitability 2011 will provide strategies that can help them to improve business practices; control costs; maximize yield and quality; and capitalize on marketing opportunities in order to increase farm profitability.
Key topics to be addressed at Farm Profitability 2011 will include:
• successful pricing strategies to obtain the best price for a crop;
• how the use of crop inputs – and the market forces behind them – affect farm profitability;
• profit potential in non-GMO and other IP crops;
• how to access global markets directly; and
• proven strategies that will result in improved yields.
• how the use of crop inputs – and the market forces behind them – affect farm profitability;
• profit potential in non-GMO and other IP crops;
• how to access global markets directly; and
• proven strategies that will result in improved yields.
Farm Profitability 2011 is sponsored by Illinois Soybean Association and Illinois Corn Growers Association. For more information about this conference, visit www.farmprofitability.com or call 800-424-SOYA. Combined registration and sponsorship packages are available.
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