THE IMPACT OF WET CONDITIONS ON CORN

In 1964 Beck’s planted their first ever Practical Farm Research (PFR)® Plot. Today, Beck’s PFR evaluates over 126 studies, comparing over 150 products across multiple locations throughout the Midwest to learn how different management practices and new technologies perform.
All of this is done with one goal in mind, to provide farmers with the data and information they need to add profitability to their operation.


With so many products, practices and variabilities from season to season, there are also a lot of questions on farmer’s minds. Beck’s set out to find a way to answer these questions in a new series titled #AskPFR.


Recently, many farmers have been concerned with the survivability of their corn seed given the rain events that have been flooding fields throughout the Midwest.

Join Beck's PFR team in the first episode of #AskPFR as they look to answer some of the most common questions we've been asked this year such as "How long can corn seed survive under water?" "How do I make the decision to replant?"is the largest source of unbiased, cutting-edge agronomic information in the industry. More than 110 different studies were conducted in 2016, comparing over 150 products across multiple locations to learn how different management practices and new technologies perform in field environments. In evaluating agronomic practices and input products, not comparing seed products, Beck’s PFR aims to help farmers maximize their input dollars and increase their bottom line. BY BECKS HYBRIDS.