Winners have been announced for the 2023 “Tennessee Top Soybean Yield Contest”.
Over 50 entries were submitted from across the state for the latest competition.
The event included a first place win for Obion County farmer Kenneth Barnes.
In the District 1 “Non-Irrigated” category, Barnes took first place honors with 100.4 bushels-per-acre.
Second place in the category went to John Chester, of Weakley County, who recorded 94.5 bushels-per-acre.
In the “Non-Irrigated” category in District 3, Ben Moore, of Henry County, won first place with 95.5 bushels-per-acre, with Chris Frazier, of Henry County, placing second with 94.4 bushels-per-acre.
The event was sponsored by the Tennessee Soybean Promotion Board.
