Trial Data & Field Insights
Backed by Observation.
Supported by Data.
Biological agriculture should be measured, observed, and continuously evaluated.
Browse research trials, field comparisons, soil testing results, and performance data that demonstrate how biological products perform under real-world conditions.
Our goal isn't simply to share numbers. It's to provide context that helps growers understand what those numbers mean for their own operation.
Corn Data and Results
Corn Seed Trial
See the full results of our controlled corn study, including total biomass measurements and early-stage performance data.
Corn - 8 Bushel Gain
This north central Kansas grower added 8 bushels/acre simply by adding HYPRgERM
and AncorN.
Corn - HyprGrow adds 6 Bushels
This north Kansas grower saw a 6 bushel bump using HyprGrow versus a competing
product.
Corn - HyprGrow adds 5 Bushels
This north central Kansas grower saw a 5 bushel bump using HyprGrow versus a
competing product.
Corn - HyprGrow adds 8 Bushels
This northwest Kansas grower saw an 8 bushel bump using HyprGrow versus a
competing product.
Wheat Data and Results
Wheat Tillage Trial Results
Results from this on-farm wheat trial compare conventional tillage and no-till systems, showcasing yield, protein, and profitability improvements with HyprGrow.
Wheat Field Trial 1
Elevate Ag and Ag360 set up multiple trial sites around Moundridge, Newton and
Hesston, KS. In this particular trial, there were three different fertility plans within the same field.
Wheat Field Trial 2
For this trial, we split a 60 acre winter wheat field. On each side, we treated with HyprGrow only (no fungicide).
In the middle, we left one strip that was untreated. Within the untreated strip, a fungicide was used.
Soybean Data and Results
2021 NW KS Soybeans - 7 BU Increase
This northwestern Kansas grower saw a 7 bushel increase in his soybeans.
Soybean Seed Trial
See the full results of our controlled soybean study, including root development, plant biomass, and early drought response data.
Rangeland Data and Results
Flint Hills KS - Increased Stocking Capacity
16 additional head were able to graze during the summer season. This yielded an
additional profit of $1,165 or $21/acre.
East Central KS - Increased Stocking Capacity
26 additional head were able to graze during the summer season. This
yielded an additional profit of $1,920 or $24/acre.
Southeast KS - Increased Stocking Capacity
25 additional head were able to graze during the summer season. This
yielded an additional profit of $1,800 or $22.50/acre.
Ready to See What's Possible on Your Farm?
Every successful biological program begins with understanding your soil.
Whether you're exploring biological products for the first time or looking to build on years of experience, our team is here to help interpret your data, answer questions, and develop a program tailored to your operation.
