by | Jan 18, 2019

Photos from the 2018 Kentucky Corn Yield Contest

Kentucky Corn Yield Contest winners were honored at the Kentucky Commodity Conference on January 17, 2019. The contest is sponsored by KyCorn and administered by Chad Lee, University of Kentucky Grain Crops Specialist.

Greenwell Acres - State Champion

Greenwell Acres – State Champion

Goetz Brothers Farm - 2nd Place Conv/NT

Goetz Brothers Farm – 2nd Place Conv/NT

Straney Farms - 3rd Place Conv/NT

Straney Farms – 3rd Place Conv/NT

Jed Clark - White Corn Champion

Jed Clark – White Corn Champion

PPJ Thompson Farms - 2nd Place White

PPJ Thompson Farms – 2nd Place White

Knott Farms - Irrigated Corn Champion

Knott Farms – Irrigated Corn Champion

Joel Armistead - 2nd Place Irrigated

Joel Armistead – 2nd Place Irrigated

Jeffrey Burr - 3rd Place Irrigated

Jeffrey Burr – 3rd Place Irrigated

Gifford Turner - District 2 Tillage Winner

Gifford Turner – District 2 Tillage Winner

Shane Wells - District 4 Tillage Winner

Shane Wells – District 4 Tillage Winner

Schwenke Farms - District 5 Tillage Winner

Schwenke Farms – District 5 Tillage Winner

Kevin Smith - District 5 No-Till Winner

Kevin Smith – District 5 No-Till Winner

Thomas Kelsay - District 6 No-Till Winner

Thomas Kelsay – District 6 No-Till Winner

Andy MIlls - No-Till Agent Award

Andy MIlls – No-Till Agent Award

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