BASF Celebrates FiberMax One Ton Club Members for 2020
BASF Celebrates FiberMax One Ton Club Members for 2020

BASF Celebrates FiberMax One Ton Club Members for 2020

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BASF recently celebrated 78 members of the FiberMax One Ton Club who achieved four-bale or greater yields in 2020.

Now in its 16th year, the One Ton Club membership totals 1,215 members, including this year’s qualifying members from Texas, New Mexico and California.

While members and their families were not able to celebrate in person due to the pandemic, their achievements were acknowledged through a video highlighting the many families that make up the One Ton Club. In the video, Mark Howard of H Bar H Farms in Dalhart, TX, shares his family’s tradition of growing FiberMax cotton and talks about the impact the club has had.

“The One Ton Club is an honor, and it’s a thrill to be able to grow that kind of cotton,” said Howard, who is a six-year club member. “Cotton is challenging. It’s a crop that has risks but also your best rewards. So, it’s great to see and celebrate the success of your peers as part of the One Ton Club.”

Several members also received special awards in five categories:

  • Highest yield and highest gross value: Apple Creek Farms, Inc. in Garden City, TX, harvested an average yield of 2,538.52 pounds per acre with FM 2398GLTP and earned a gross value of $1,451.53 per acre.
  • Most acres and most varieties: H Bar H Farms in Dalhart, TX, harvested an average yield of 2,099.52 pounds per acre on 431 acres with FM 1621GL, FM 1888GL and FM 2398GLTP.
  • Highest loan value: Kendall and Ruthie Holdeman in Saragosa, TX, garnered $0.5732 on their qualifying acres with FM 2574GLT.

Members who qualified for the One Ton Club were also eligible to win a two-year lease on a Ford Super Duty F-350 King Ranch truck. This year’s winners are Charles and Janet Braden of B&P Farms, Inc. in Garden City, TX.

“There is a unique quality to the One Ton Club member that makes this group of cotton growers so special: toughness,” said Rachel Walters, Cottonseed Marketing Manager at BASF. “No matter what’s happening in the world or on their farms, they take challenges head on and achieve impressive results. It’s a characteristic we strive to emulate with our FiberMax cotton seed, too.”

To qualify for the 2020 One Ton Club, growers had to:

  • Produce at least 2,000 pounds of ginned cotton per acre on a minimum of 20 acres planted with FiberMax cotton seed from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2020
  • Plant 100% FiberMax cotton seed on the 20 qualifying acres
  • Farm in one of the following states: AL, AR, AZ, CA, GA, KS, LA, MO, MS, NM, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA
  • Provide gin recap sheets to verify the 2,000 lb/A yield

Additional information on the FiberMax One Ton Club can be found online at FiberMax.com/OTC.

Based on information provided by BASF


Πηγή: Cotton Grower

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