Yield Champion, David Hula, discusses what he needed to grow 623 bu/ac corn production!

[@MynameisEarl1981]

The secrets in the thumbnail, he planted his corn in crooked rows that way you fit more in there

[@robertshaw4109]

Has Mr Hula considered the smoke was a catalyst to your corn crop. Carbon is a fertilizer.

[@robertreznik9330]

I have fields that have been in continuous corn and grain sorghum for 50 years. Now I can grow 285 bu corn with only 275 lbs of nitrogen each year other elements every now and then. The soil organic matter started at 1.5 % now is 2.5 % But I use JD and Pioneer seed.

[@darrelpatzner9926]

That is so full of nuggets that I will have to watch again and again

[@industrialathlete6096]

'kernels' of wisdom!!!!

[@industrialathlete6096]

'Kernels' of wisdom!

[@darrelpatzner9926]

@industrialathlete6096 happy Easter to all

[@MarkPaterson-x4g]

John Deere paint made a pto shaft on a Kenworth watertruck bullet proof

[@jaybernieschoep]

i use case ih 1255. pioneer corn was bad for us so we go to dekalb and 4 star seed. got 305 bushel corn cultivate it twice.

[@markkallstrom5672]

Hallelujah , This man has he's priorities right , acknowledging Adonai first , praise Yeshua . But I like Red better than Green . Kallstrom Sweet Corn , here

[@johndoyle6697]

Hi. Do you have concerns about over stressing your fields by overproduction. Do you do soil sampling before and after. What do you think About the newer precision planters sprayers and new combine. Will you use the new Autonomous tractors when they get their sensor package Done right.

[@lynwessel2471]

By eliminating deficiencies in his soil it is able to produce closer to its full potential.

[@robertreznik9330]

I have fields that have been in continuous corn and grain sorghum for 50 years. Now I can grow 285 bu corn with only 275 lbs of nitrogen every now and then. The soil organic matter started at 1.5 % now is 2.5 % But I use JD and Pioneer seed.

[@wakeup8052]

By about April 30th, i have to hide the tractor keys in my dad. He'll cultivate mud if i don't

[@nathanmorton4080]

If you listen to anything this man says listen to 12:00-15:00

[@exhile3747]

11:10 we dont make bushells, we protect bushels. We protect the potenials. 12:33 No planta todo en una semana. Espera que las condiciones idoneas para plantar, menciona que con las máquinas puede plantar en 2 semanas pero puede ser que falle en escoger la época correcta por lo que espacia mas las plantaciones para que tengan diferente inicio. Por ej cuando el ve una venta de tiempo donde vendra frio, no planta, pero ve que su vecino si, cuando ve que el de su vecino ya salio espera unos 4 dias adicionales

[@Truckngirl]

Please keep growing corn for cattle feed. I'm not sure if you've tried it, but grass fed and finished beef is nasty.

[@LtColDaddy71]

Grass fed beef with corn fed genetics is nasty, I’ll give you that, but as far as Don Hula goes, I can’t take away from his accomplishments, but I’ll open my books against his any time, any place.

[@steveogden1829]

He's made more money on this kind of crap than he ever made farming.

[@inigomontoya8943]

Tissue sampling is great but Sap Analysis is far more accurate.

[@LtColDaddy71]

Spend your money on your planters. I’m 180 degrees the opposite of Don Hula, I have next to nothing in a crop, but I do spend on planters.

[@fredjones6333]

We need less corn. Anyone who thinks or believes that raising yeilds this much is profitable is a fool. Corn would be at $1.00 a bushel.