Learn about innovative farm management strategies, new technologies for improving efficiency and productivity, ways to ensure a successful transition of farm operations to the next generation. Join us at the 91st annual Purdue Farm Management Tour and reception honoring the 2024 Indiana Master Farmers in Randolph County (Winchester), Indiana on Wednesday, July 17th.
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Bob Wade
Back Forty Farms
Feed mills are the primary customers for Back Forty Farms’ corn. The farm has a good relationship with its customers, who appreciate its high-quality corn. Back Forty Farms tries to be service oriented and to meet the special needs of each customer. Its soybeans go to a soybean processor in Owensboro, Ky.
The primary goal of Back Forty Farms is to be a low-cost producer of high-quality products. Back Forty Farms continuously strives to improve its efficiency and adapt to the needs of its customers. Back Forty Farms also aims to be a safe, enjoyable and challenging place to work and a beneficial part of the local community.
Bob Wade
Back Forty Farms
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Feed mills are the primary customers for Back Forty Farms’ corn. The farm has a good relationship with its customers, who appreciate its high-quality corn. Back Forty Farms tries to be service oriented and to meet the special needs of each customer. Its soybeans go to a soybean processor in Owensboro, Ky.
The primary goal of Back Forty Farms is to be a low-cost producer of high-quality products. Back Forty Farms continuously strives to improve its efficiency and adapt to the needs of its customers. Back Forty Farms also aims to be a safe, enjoyable and challenging place to work and a beneficial part of the local community.