Ohio’s 2024 Wheat Yield Contest Winners Announced
Congratulations to the 2024 Wheat Yield Contest Winners! Two of the top 10 were AgriMAXX farmers.
Read MoreNational Wheat Yield Contest 2024 Winners
The National Wheat Yield Contest announced the 26 national and 94 state winners for the 2024 contest. This year’s contest had 516 entries, the most ever.
Read MoreKentucky Wheat Yield Contest Breaks Records
Congratulations to Tanner Stroup of Daviess County for achieving the highest wheat yield in the state with 123.14 bushels per acre using AgriMaxx 513 seed and a no-till system.
Read MoreWinning With Wheat and Double-Crop Soybeans
Kelsey Litchfield is joined by John Howell, farmer, president of the Illinois Wheat Association, and general manager at AgriMAXX. In the podcast, they examine the 2024 wheat crop and discuss ROI potential with wheat/double crop soybean rotation.
Read MoreTop wheat yield contest entries surpass 100 bushels per acre
The Illinois Wheat Association (IWA) announced the winners of their high yield contest. Seven of the top 10 were AgriMAXX varieties with AM 513 being #1.
Read MoreTiming Matters: the Fungicide at Bloom Application
The final application of the wheat season is coming up and is one of the most important passes we will make during the growing season: fungicide at bloom. This is the money shot. Read more about popular fungicides and what optimal timing (Feekes 10.5.1) looks like in wheat.
Read More2023 Wheat Season by the Numbers
Each year, yields climb higher as wheat genetics continually improve. Read about the big AgriMAXX Wheat wins throughout different states and nationally.
Read MoreThe 2024 NEW AgriMAXX Products
AgriMAXX’s goal is to improve farmer yields and profitability. We launch new wheat varieties every year with additional agronomic strengths. Read about the new AgriMAXX varieties for 2024.
Read MoreClasses of Wheat Determine Potential
Progressive Farmer’s Pam Smith interviews President Matt Wehmeyer on his family farm about the future of wheat farming. They talk about yield gains and managing wheat. She also writes about states with leading acreage and the classes of wheat.
Read MoreOptimism surrounds winter wheat crop, moisture pending
Can Illinois winter wheat growers pull off a record state average yield for the fourth year in a row? Read more about what Matt Wehmeyer, President at AgriMAXX, and Mark Krausz, a Clinton County Farm Bureau member, said about the impact of weather and what farmers should focus on right now.
Read MoreQ&A with David West, AgriMAXX Mid-South Territory Manager
David West talks through what insects we should we watching for in our wheat fields, the issues aphids create in wheat, scouting tips, and management practices for aphid control.
Read MoreState’s wheat crop starts year in good shape
Illinois wheat growers managed to get the crop off to a good start in much of the state before it went dormant for the winter. Keys to the early-season success include a good window for timely planting last fall followed by recent rounds of precipitation. Click to read more comments from Matt Wehmeyer of AgriMAXX and Dave Devore of Siemer Milling.
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