When Georgia farmers are recognized for producing high yield and low cost soybeans, Glenn Waller’s name is more often than not listed among the winners.

A farmer for 50 years, he grows soybeans, cotton, and beef cattle in Washington County, Ga. He’s not about to retire, but as a concession to his age he recently stopped renting a nearby dryland farm.

His overall 2011 soybean yields were good — 52 bushels per acre — but he says it was mainly due to cutting back on non-irrigated plantings.

Read More: Southeast Farm Press

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