Kip Cullers News

They came over the prairie in their pickup trucks, in the cool, quiet hours before dawn. They rolled through the gentle foothills of the Ozarks in air-conditioned tour buses with paintings of stagecoaches airbrushed on the black-lacquered side panels. They came wearing mud-smudged 10-gallon hats and frayed John Deere baseball caps. And then they stepped down out of their vehicles, each one of the

News of Missouri high-yield precision guru, Kip Cullers, hit the mainstream technology scene when featured in a recent story in Wired magazine. Wired, known for covering everything techie (but rarely agriculture) in an off-the-wall ...

The Missouri Soybean Association put out a press release on Monday this week acknowledging that Kip Cullers from Purdy, Mo. and Charles Hinkebein from Chaffee, Mo. each broken 100 bushel bean yields in 2008. ...

Wired Magazine has crowned Kip Cullers the “King of Bionic Ag.” The issue out last week featured the famous corn and soybean yield contest winner from Purdy, Missouri as an example of how farmers are working to feed the world. ...

Kip Cullers of Purdy, Mo., won the Missouri Soybean Association’s 14th Annual Yield Contest with the top overall yield with 117.1 bushels per acre using Pioneer’s 94B73 soybean variety. Charles Hinkebein of Chaffee, Mo., ...

Kip Cullers of Purdy, Mo., took the contest’s irrigated category and the best overall yield with just over 117 bushels per acre using Pioneer’s 94B73 soybean variety. Charles Hinkebein of Chaffee, Mo., won the conventional category with ...