Herman Warsaw World Record Corn Producer Part 1 of 3

Herman Warsaw was a guy who moved the established corn yield of his farm from 38 Bu/A in 1941 to a world record of 370 in 1985. Like other Yield Champions, he was generous and gracious when it came to sharing how he'd accomplished such a feat. Thankfully, these interviews of Herman were captured. Herman died in 1989.

[@raymondcamp8212]

Just shows you don't need shinny new stuff to be a good farmer. Smart man

[@Coltonm8994]

Truly inspirational

[@rolandbjorn7982]

Instablaster...

[@dickblownoff1409]

I like how he grew record breaking crops with a 86 series ih, mf combine, 2805mf, and an Allis Chalmers planter.

[@scottschaeffer8920]

The song remains the same.

[@cassidylockard1527]

I wish this guy was my grandpa

[@donaldatkinson7937]

Imc, was in my hometown, right on prestwood lake, blew up about ten years ago and has been bulldozed since.

[@scottschaeffer8920]

Structure is created by fungi and the organisms that tillage destroys. He can slowly get rid of that chisel plow as well.

[@AirplaneDoctor_]

Considering he's been dead for over 3 decades it safe to conclude he's not using a chisel plow anymore.....