Farmers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Minnesota will be able to receive discounts on crop insurance for non-irrigated corn grown for grain by using the Biotech Yield Endorsement (BYE), said a University of Illinois Extension farm financial management specialist.
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Many of you have asked for the information on this program, so here is the website link.
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In the 2007 National Corn Yield Contest, Great Lakes Hybrids captured 12 State Champions.
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The 2007 National Corn Yield Contest will be one for the record books, according to the National Corn Growers Association (NCGA).
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U.S. soybean growers can anticipate growing the first varieties in 2009
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University of Illinois (U of I) entomologists question the value of rootworm injury ratings for predicting yields from transgenic corn hybrids in the Dec. 7, 2007 Issue of the Bulletin, a newsletter with pest management and crop development information.
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When looking at data from independent sources like universities and FIRST, how do you compare hybrids?
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Great Lakes is entered in reports 8, 9, 10 and 11. Click here for the U/W Corn Trials »

As the 2007 corn harvest winds down, growers are looking ahead to the 2008 season and making plans for seed purchases and planting.
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For those interested in the Monsanto Processor Preferred vehicle discount program, note these files below:
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