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Martinsville, Ohio | Yes sir, that variety made 36 in our plot. Probably pushing our maturity but they were harvestable.
Don't think Pioneer isn't paying their fair share, either, this is great advertizement.
The man knows how to grow beans though, you have to admit.
Keeping those plants cooler with irrigation water the last two years really paid for him.
Good for him. I do learn principles that help me and my clients though so I am all ears and I am watching closely.
There is much potential in these crops to feed a hungry world which I am willing to do if I get paid for it.
It has to be profitable for the average farmer.
The 200 bu corn around here with 6 inches of rainfall tells me we are learning.
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New World Record Soybean Yield Set in Southwest Missouri
