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Red River Valley | the USDA takes an ear of corn measures it both length of ear kernals and number of rows around then they weight the ear and these three factors will give you a very very very close test weight figure when you repeat this same formula for say 50 yrs and more than 10,000 ears per year you get a dam good baseline of what an ear weights.
They know what test weight is they call elevators and ask them what test weight is it is not that hard to factor in test weight every farmer know what his test weight is when asked how many bushels you have on farm storage you know what your test weight is and you figure from there.
lanworth is trying to sell something and that something was proven to be flawed this year makes the price of it about worthless I would be screaming the game is rigged to.
Edited by Tara Farms 1/14/2010 23:55
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Here is the Lanworth article
