BusinessApril 2, 2001
MEMO: TWO PLACE IN CONTEST FOR CORN YIELD
Larry Strobel of Bell City, Mo., and Charles Hinkebein of Chaffee, Mo., are winners in the 2000 National Corn Yield Contest, sponsored by the National Corn Growers Association. Strobel placed first in the state in the Irrigated Class, with a yield of 250.1 bushels per acre. The hybrid planted gin the winning field was Pioneer 33VO8...
Larry Strobel of Bell City, Mo., and Charles Hinkebein of Chaffee, Mo., are winners in the 2000 National Corn Yield Contest, sponsored by the National Corn Growers Association.
Strobel placed first in the state in the Irrigated Class, with a yield of 250.1 bushels per acre. The hybrid planted gin the winning field was Pioneer 33VO8.
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Hinkebein placed second in the state in Irrigated Class, with a yield of 245.6 bushels per acre. The hybrid planted was DeKalb DK697.
The growers were two of more than 500 state winners among more than 3,500 entrants nationwide.
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