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Soybean Test Results are In! How does USG name their varieties? USG varieties have a specific numbering system that aids farmers in identification of the characteristics that are contained in that variety. We have made a naming key to help you read the variety names so you may know what each number or letter stands for. Click on it and find out what they mean! Plenty of Good Quality USG Soybeans Available! Farmers should make a skin check a priority Farming has plenty of challenges, but probably one of the hazards that farmers worry about the least are the dangers from working in the sun year-round. As the harvest concludes and winter sets in, farmers should pay attention to the condition of their skin. "More than 11,000 Americans die each year from skin cancer," says Dr. David M. Pariser, a dermatologist and president of the American Academy of Dermatology. "But when detected early, skin cancer has a cure rate of 99 percent. Since research shows farmers are among the least likely workers to receive a skin examination by a physician, it's important that farmers perform regular skin self-examinations, which could mean the difference between life and death." Click here to learn how to identify areas of skin that need the attention of a dermatologist. USG Licensee Map Wheat Test Results are In! New USG Wheat Varieties available
USG Fields another Yield Contest Winner! 74E88 is a new group 4 maturity bean that has excellent yield potential. It is a stacked bean with STS and RR resistance. The bean carries the C Phytophthora Gene and has good SDS tolerance. The seed was purchased from Fuller Seed in Poplar Grove, AR. "Best soybeans I ever saw. We knew they were good from the middle of august on. They had pods set from the top of my head to the ground” said grower Jerry Fuller. Robert Goodson was the county agent that measured acres and weighed the plot. Jeff Sparks scouted the soybeans in 2008. More Info>>
That is not all this field yielded! An Arkansas record buck was harvested
Saturday the 15th. Davis Smith from Whitehall, AR took this behemoth
when it showed itself around lunch time opening day of Arkansas Gun
Season. The monster weighed a little under 300 pounds field dressed.
The giant nontypical had 23 scorable points and a rack with an inside
spread that measured 23 inches. The main beams measured 29 /8 inches
and 29 /8 inches. The thickest circumference on the main beams was 5
/8 inches. The smallest circumference was 5 4 /8 inches. Its live weight
was 320 pounds, and its age was 7/2 years. Its net score was 209 points
on the Boone and Crockett scale, easily beating the minimum 195 required
for recognition in the B&C record book. Here
is a good article on this deer. USG 3665 Wins VA Yield Contest
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