Allen Parrish

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Allen Parrish

Allen Parrish

@AllenP08

Husband, father, agronomist, veteran, most importantly saved by grace. Thoughts and opinions are my own.

Beigetreten Mayıs 2022
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Allen Parrish
Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
A drought is looming for this crop year. This should allow for quick planting conditions but is your fertility program prepared? Plants need water to access nutrients yet PROVEN G3’s MOA accesses N from the air to feed each plant N on the roots for a daily dose of N. #4R
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Kyle Meece
Kyle Meece@MeeceUPAgronomy·
Hoping this will work but here is a link for our @United_Prairie 2025 Trial Results book. Lots a data here and personal thoughts on things. I know I’ve had questions on where the results are from certain trials from season, so here is everything. Thanks dropbox.com/scl/fi/1mcwyhc…
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
Working with Pivot over the last 4 years, I’ve gotten to work with some amazing people like UP’s lead agronomist, Kyle Meece. He challenges me to be a better agronomists and I hope he challenges his peers and customers to challenge themselves too. Keep up the good work!
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
If you’re looking for opportunities to enhance farm profitability, take advantage of programs that pay for N management. Pivot microbes don’t count against the total N, so you can alleviate your risk for having “lower N”. Deadlines are fast approaching so act soon! #4R
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Liam McCollum
Liam McCollum@MLiamMcCollum·
Tucker says he hates the GOP. Hear me out: join the Libertarian Party, rebrand it ‘America First,’ make it a big tent w/ Tucker, Dave Smith, Bret Weinstein, Massie, MTG, etc., with four issues: the wars, affordability, free speech and immigration
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@ABSeedman I’ve done 1000s of these. Ears can tell you everything you need to know to unlock higher yields. You just have to listen (and sample a lot)!
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@sean_nettleton Every year I learn something new on how to unlock more yield. With a dry Aug this year was very telling how critical water is to hit top end yield. Guarding yield at the end is as much a part as building it at the beginning.
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@FoulkShay If they got rid of all the preservatives in food and made humane slaughter laws less restrictive, we could see more local and regional mills, bakeries and butcher shops. Not to mention all the jobs for delivery, packaging, maintenance, etc that would come with them.
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Shay Foulk
Shay Foulk@FoulkShay·
Our local bowling alley is under new ownership. I thought “who would buy that” and then immediately thought “I bet they put gambling machines in.” Sure enough. Our small town of 2000 has 10 places to gamble- even an antique shop! It’s the only way these business can survive. It’s a disgusting and horrific reality of the shell our rural communities are. This is even worse than my disdain for Dollar General. It is sucking the life and dollars out of the community and is horrible downward spiral .
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@BBallSchoILL @UofIllinois I started stopping tours when I was working on them because I could hear the guides tell the group they had no clue why corn was there. It was fun to see everyone’s reaction once they heard how unique that piece of ground was.
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Illiniwood
Illiniwood@BBallSchoILL·
@UofIllinois They told me on my tour 6 years ago that no one has ever seen these fields harvested 🤔
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University of Illinois
University of Illinois@UofIllinois·
It’s harvest time at the oldest experimental crop fields in North America – right here at Illinois. 🌾 A National Historic Landmark, the Morrow Plots have shaped modern farming for 150 years & remain a living lab. 🌱
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@FoulkShay NH3 is good for peak uptake through pollination (V8-R3). It does nothing early and don’t count on it doing much for high yields alone. I routinely see the NH3 only users peak at 230 bushel corn. Don’t put all your eggs in one application.
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Shay Foulk
Shay Foulk@FoulkShay·
Full steam ahead on anhydrous around here. Hell yeah.
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@dane_berggren Another factor to consider is how much loss occurs from pests, lodging, and molds that will rob yield the longer it sits. Drier grain is also going to be lighter and more gets tossed out the back. Monitor data is good but it’s not perfect.
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There is no Dane there is only Zuul
Guys who believe in phantom yield loss like seeing big numbers on their monitors. Your numbers are based on the theoretical bu of dry grain, but when you come back to actually drier grain, it shows lower, means it wasn't there in the first place. The problem is the calculations
Justin Campbell@JMCampbellFarms

I’ve shared this data many times over the last few years. Anyone who has taken the time to do their own research knows that phantom loss is real and has a massive economic return with on farm drying. @JWebsterAg has multi year data as well youtu.be/kSBBQei9UCU?si…

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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@Bkitch1Bodie I agree with you that too much rain in May and June is not good, but July and August bring on the rain.
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Bodie Kitchel
Bodie Kitchel@Bkitch1Bodie·
@AllenP08 Yes agree to a point. But in a lot of soils that have some water holding capacity lesser rain more beneficial then more rain due to lack of sunlight on those rainy days
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Bodie Kitchel
Bodie Kitchel@Bkitch1Bodie·
The most finite resource we have is sunlight in growing crops. The more of it we capture the higher the yields, the more balanced plant nutritionally the more we capture the more we yield. The lower we drop our Corn Populations the easier it is to create more sugar per plant.
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@zackyoungquist Anytime you can keep a plant from dying too fast, the more grain weight it can pack on. I check a lot of fields and I never see a moisture difference that big unless it’s a hybrid difference.
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Zack Youngquist
Zack Youngquist@zackyoungquist·
@AllenP08 Whole field got one shot of headline + prothioconazole fungicide. I was surprised by the moisture difference as well where the new product was applied.
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Zack Youngquist
Zack Youngquist@zackyoungquist·
So. This is a beta test, future Unicorn product that we started testing this year. +40 Bushel to my current standard on corn. Absolutely mindblown. I was hoping for parody. Cost reduction of almost $50/acre to boot. The farmer owned future is getting even bigger and brighter and I genuinely could not be more tickled with where this is going.
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
@thefarmerette Sidedress for those of us without manure has been really making a difference this year. Soil mineralization during grain fill was very low due to our drought conditions.
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FARMacist € FARMERette💚💛🌽🇺🇸
Anyone seeing manure this year is the holy fertilizer. Opposite of last year, anyone ever tested different fertilizer programs in blocks in one field? Same hybrid planting date? Big blocls? Just curious, yesterday am photo
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Kyle Meece
Kyle Meece@MeeceUPAgronomy·
10 min Tik Tok SORRY…..first one ever….on nitrogen study here at research farm. Looking at 3 N rates and multiple products to achieve rates. Green Lightening vs All Synthetic vs Synthetic + Biocast Max & AmiNo vs Synthetic + Pivot Bio Gen 3. More data to come. @United_Prairie
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Allen Parrish@AllenP08·
This fall I’ve sampled 3,600+ ears across IL nearly doubling my count from the last 2 years. I have a lot numbers to crunch. This data won’t just build on what Pivot microbes do but what all sources bring to a program so we can to build resiliency in an operation for 2026.#4R
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Matt Long
Matt Long@LongRBEINC·
What’s your guess on hand shelled moisture? 113RM planted 5/16, hand shelled 10/7
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