DAVID HULA - Renwood Farms | Charles City, VA 2023 New NCGA Yield Record: 623 Bu/A.

WORLD RECORD YIELD BEAT BY TOTAL ACRE GROWER

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WORLD RECORD YIELD BEAT BY TOTAL ACRE GROWER 〰️

ALEX HARRELL - Harrell Farms | Smithville, GA

Total Acre grower breaks the World Record for Soybean yield. Alex describes how Total Acre played a pivotal role in delivering these unprecedented results.

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Randy dowdy

Randy is a first-gen grower who has broken numerous records on his farm numerous times through a systems approach to growing corn.  In 2014, Randy set a new corn yield World Record and is the first grower ever to surpass 500 bushels per acre and additionally produced 100+ bushel beans in the same year. 

He recently achieved the World Record for soybeans with a 171 bushels per acre yield and had 2  2016 NCGA entries over 500 bushels in corn. 

Randy gives God all the glory for his success and wants other growers to understand his success is possible on their farms. He is passionate about sharing his practices with growers seeking to increase yields on their farms.

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david hula

David is very excited to help growers break through their own yield barriers. His path of success in corn production started with his grandfather when he was one of the first ones to break 100 bushels and then his dad was soon in the 200 bushel club and today the yields have surpassed 400, 500, & 600 bushels. Yield advancements have also been completed in both soybean and small grain, with yields of 90’s and mid 100’s respectively.

David realizes that with the grace of God and the ability to surround himself with a good team, success is obtainable.

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Don’t be a ‘next year’ man. Stop hoping and start knowing. Be proactive and let’s be a student of the crop, together!
— Randy Dowdy