U.S. farmer launches crop input program

Atley, who farms more than 8,000 acres of leased and family ground, is known by many in the United States for his high yields and appearance in the reality show ”Corn Warriors.” In addition to farming, he and his team at Advanced Yield work with dozens of farmers from Ohio to Kansas to coax more bushels from the ground every year.

Source high-quality products for much lower cost

“We’re bringing out our own branded products because we’ve found a way to source high-quality products for much lower cost,” Atley said. “We’ve proven the value of these formulations in our own operation and we can bring these same products to growers in a way that will save them money.”

Nutritionals, adjuvants and biologicals

Atley says the products offered have been selected after “rigorous, applied on-farm agronomic research” designed to drive total on-farm performance.

Out of that experience has come a line of nutritionals, adjuvants and biologicals designed to enhance yield and improve return on investment (ROI). The line will initially include Big Break seed treatments, Prime Stable nitrogen stabilisers, Agstreme specialty starters, nutritionals and micronutrients; Unleashed plant growth regulators, biologicals and other yield enhancement technologies; and Front- Runner spray tank additives.

Advanced Yield Select Crop Inputs will be available to any farmer who is interested in increasing their ROI, whether they are currently a member of the Advanced Yield consulting client group or not.

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“Our mission is to help farmers achieve higher yields or maintain current yields with a better ROI,” says Cory Atley. “With Advanced Yield, we have a systems approach to achieve that. Every crop input we sell will have been tested in our own fields first.” – Photo: AgPR

More solid cost-effective choices

“This is an effort for farmers by a farmer,” says Atley. “Products are getting marked up three or four times on their way to the farm and it’s the farmer that’s paying for all that. If we can go direct and source quality inputs for less – products we know are effective – farmers can keep more of what they earn. Our members are free to choose whatever brands they want to use, we just want to provide more solid cost-effective choices.”