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Odd field patterns help identify yield variation at plant level

2013-11-05 16:47:00| Corn & Soybean Digest

Learn plant by plant | Engineer/farmer finds 10-20 bushel improvement possible. When Bob Recker sees odd patterns in cornfields from the air as he flies across farmland in northeastern Iowa, he cant wait to land and investigate up close. As owner of Cedar Valley Innovation, Waterloo, Iowa, he uses digital and GPS technologies, along with well honed engineering analytical skills to identify yield-loss problems. read more

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