Testimonials

Soybeans

Chris Freeman, Jonesville, LA (Catahoula Parish)

“ I planted REV 48R10 this year. I liked the plant type, and loved the yield. And, I appreciate having a good rep like Bruce to help me make some pretty important decisions. ”

Jason Tiffee and Lynn White, Monterey, LA (Concordia Parish)

“ We've been planting Terral soybeans for several years. We like the consistency of Terral and we will be planting Terral soybeans again next year. ”

Darrell Vandevan, St. Joseph, LA (Tensas Parish)

“ I planted REV 48R10 this year. Considering the growing season, I was very impressed with how well they yielded. ”

Hal Waller, Transylvania, LA (East Carroll Parish)

“ I planted REV 48R10 this year. It stood up good, canopied good, and yielded great. ”

Lindy Carl Lingo, Oak Grove, LA (West Carroll Parish)

“ We planted Terral soybeans this year, some REV and some TV. They both did good and we will be planting Terral soybeans again next year. ”

Joe Sanders, Direct, TX (Lamar County)

“ Our TV46R15 made over 50 bu. this year! ”

Mark Baird- Cooper, TX (Delta County)

“ My REV 45R10 made 35 bu. to the acre! This year was exceptional. ”

Jeff Hesser- Alan Ritchie Farms, (Bryan County, OK)

“ REV 49R20 topped out our plot with varieties from two major companies included. The yield was over 65 bu. per acre! ”

Pettingill Farms-Plumerville, AR (Conway County)

“ Our Terral soybeans had our highest yields with three varieties! TV52R79, TV54R28 and TV59R16. ”

Cliff Carter-Marmaduke, AR (Greene County)

“ Year after year my Terral soybeans keep performing. I really like the TV55R15’s on my heavy ground with 38 inch rows. ”

Stacey Speer-Marmaduke, AR (Greene County)

“ Terral beans continue to be the mainstay on my farm. The 49R10’s are the beans for us on the heavy rice ground! ”

Stacey Speer-Marmaduke, AR (Greene County)

“ My TV49R17 made an average of 63 bu/ac. It beat the next best variety by double digits. ”

Grain Sorghum

Jack Patrick-Honey Grove, TX (Fannin County)

“ My Terral 9421 cut extremely well and was 500 lbs. better than its competitor! I am very pleased with the drought tolerance and overall plant health for the season we had. ”

Terry Mize, St. Joseph, LA (Tensas Parish)

“ I planted REV 26HR50 and REV 28HR20 this year. Both hybrids had big test weight, big yields, and excellent standability. I will be planting them again next year. ”

Chop Farms, Oak Grove, LA (West Carroll Parish)

“ We planted REV 26HR50 and REV 28HR20 this year. We liked the high test weight and loved the way it yielded. ”

Wayne Martin, Lake Providence, LA (East Carroll Parish)

“ I planted REV 26HR50 and REV 28HR20 this year. They both had big yields and big test weight. I will plant them both again next year. ”

Steve Rye, Pioneer, LA (West Carroll Parish)

“ I planted REV 25HR49 and REV 26HR50 this year. I was very impressed with the high test weight and big yields on both of these hybrids. They will both be on my farm again next year. ”

Teddy Schneider, Lake Providence, LA (East Carroll Parish)

“ I planted REV 28HR20 this year. I was very pleased with the way it yielded, and I will definitely plant it again. ”

Pettingill Farms- Plumerville, AR (Conway County)

“ Our REV corn was the best corn on the farm- bar none! ”

Gamble Farms-Spiro, OK (LeFlore County)

“ Our REV 28HR20 was our best corn and test weights were outstanding! ”

Scott Kirklin-Rector, AR (Clay County)

“ I transitioned from Terral corn to REV hybrids this year and I really think Terral has made Great improvements in their hybrids that go on high management fields. ”

Bruce Catt- Corning, AR (Clay County)

“ This was my first time to plant REV corn. I was very pleased with my yields on REV 28HR29. It is a very good high management corn! ”

Kevin Murray-Piggott, AR (Clay County)

“ My REV 26HR70 paid off this year on my productive ground, even with the high temperatures this summer during pollination. ”

Joe Sanders-Direct, TX (Lamar County)

“ Our REV corn was great and the test weight is the best! ”

Robbie Gwin, Crowville, LA (Franklin Parish)

“ In 2010 we tried some of the new REV Brand Hybrids. The REV 26HR50 was our top performing hybrid this year with a yield of over 200 bu/ac in one field. The REV 28HR20 was right behind it in another field. Our biggest surprise was how well the REV 25HR49 performed in dry land clay. We have already ordered our REV corn for 2011 and we upped our order considerably. ”

Wheat

Terry & Hunter Grimes-Paragould, AR (Greene County)

“ We were very pleased with our Terral TV8558. Test weight was 61 and it yielded 74 bushels per acre. This was our first year to grow Terral wheat and we were so pleased, we can’t wait to grow it again next year. ”