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Corn Yield Contest Results Arrive

NCGA announces winners of national contest.
Compiled by staff 
Published: Dec 17, 2007

The National Corn Growers Association 2007 National Corn Yield Contest results are in with several entries more than doubling the estimated average.

"We're always excited to see the yield levels achieved by growers," said Steve Ebke, vice chair of NCGA's Production and Stewardship Action Team and a grower from Daykin, Neb. "This contest demonstrates the sort of production innovation that has helped our corn farmers meet the demand for corn-based food, feed, fuel, and fiber."

This year's contest had more entries than ever before. The 27 winners in nine production categories averaged more than 298 bushels per acre, with ten winners and 24 entries overall topping 300 bushels. There isn't an overall winner in the contest but yields of the first, second and third place winners in the different categories ranged from 252.6 to 385.6 bushels per acre.

National and state winners will be honored at the 2008 Commodity Classic Feb. 28-Mar.1, 2008 in Nashville, Tenn. Below are the 27 winners in the nine categories.

Winner Name Winner Home City, State Where Field Is Located Hybrid Brand and Number Yield
A NON-IRRIGATED
Sam Santini Stewartsville, NJ DEKALB, DKC61-66 313.7308
Paul Bickett Central City, KY Pioneer, 31D61 291.5654
Darrell Hagan Whitesville, KY Pioneer, 33P70 274.8402
AA NON-IRRIGATED
Wally Linneweber Vincennes, IN Pioneer, 33M57 292.5293
Kevin Kalb Dubois, IN Pioneer, 33N12 280.7783
R & D Walter Farms Grand Ridge, IL DEKALB, DKC61-69 279.9772
A NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATED
PPJ Thompson Farms Owensboro, KY DEKALB, DKC63-46 297.0972
Castlen Bros. Farm Owensboro, KY Pioneer, 34P94 275.9974
AAA Farming Lebanon, PA DEKALB, DKC57-79 275.8299
AA NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATED
Mez-Farm Bagley, WI DEKALB, DKC61-69 286.6688
Kathy Little Hebron, IN Pioneer, 33N12 284.5612
Mezera Farms Bagley, WI Pioneer, 34R67 281.0622
NO TILL/STRIP TILL IRRIGATED
David K. Hula Charles City, VA Pioneer, 33M57 385.5861
Johnny Hula Charles City, VA DEKALB, DKC63-39 370.8539
Donny Carpenter Farms Dimmitt, TX Pioneer, 33Y74 340.5762
A RIDGE TILL NON-IRRIGATED
Elwin Tanner Union City, TN Pioneer, 31D61 286.4549
Jyl Brown Talmage, NE Pioneer, 33T57 270.591
Chris Santini Stewartsville, NJ Pioneer, 32T84 254.3752
AA RIDGE TILL NON-IRRIGATED
Cox Farms Delta, MO Pioneer, 31N28 271.1172
John Tomhave Jacksonville, IL DEKALB, DKC63-39 260.1277
Gary Porter Mercer, IA Pioneer, 33M16 252.6366
RIDGE TILL IRRIGATED
Steven Albracht Hart, TX Pioneer, 33Y74 340.2373
M & B Farms Scott City, MO Pioneer, 31D61 320.8753
J & J Farms Delta, MO Pioneer, 31N28 316.3674
IRRIGATED
K-K FARMS #5 Purdy, MO Pioneer, 31N28 328.9704
Cartrite Farms Sunray, TX Pioneer, 31N28 318.9375
K-K Farms #6 Purdy, MO Pioneer, 32B29 313.2453


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