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"It isn’t just a product. It is a System." When GR Farms in Higginsville, Missouri first heard about the Maximum Farming System, they approached it like any smart business would; with skepticism and a sharp eye on the bottom line. What they discovered was more than nutrient management. It was a new way to farm. A Financial-First Evaluation GR Farms didn’t jump in blindly. They ran the numbers. They compared costs. They asked hard questions. What they found was compelling: by

With more than two decades of experience using the System on his own farm, including a journey of stepping away and returning, Jim Yule brings valuable insight to the farmers he works with.

Tar spot continues to expand across the Corn Belt, with most infestation reports coming from fields planted to continuous corn and/or...

Due to major flooding over the last week in Indiana and other areas of the Corn Belt, many fields have had most of last season’s crop...