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Beck’s Hybrids and MyRainReport.com announce partnership


Atlanta, Indiana, USA
March 30, 2011

Beck’s Hybrids and MyRainReport.com, powered by RainWave®, are pleased to announce a partnership enabling Beck’s Hybrids to be the exclusive provider of MyRainReport.com; providing services in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and parts of Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Kentucky. Beck’s will offer the service as MyRainScout.com. This proven technology provides farmers a better way to accurately measure and receive rainfall information. Simply put, MyRainScout.com, offered through Beck’s Hybrids, enables farmers to capture daily rainfall amounts from any location they choose. The rainfall data from each of their selected locations is sent to the farmer’s email address each morning, enabling them to make better farm management decisions.

Using patent-pending technology that includes Doppler radar data and proprietary algorithms, combined with a farmer’s field GPS coordinates and a reliable quality control system, MyRainScout.com collects the precise amount of rainfall for a given location and sends a rain report to the farmer’s email without the use of a rain gauge at the location. As a result, farmers always have access to their site-specific rainfall data without the need to maintain and monitor rain gauges or keep manual records.

Sonny Beck, president of Beck’s Hybrids explains, “This is cutting edge technology providing farmers site-specific rainfall information without the use of expensive equipment on the ground. Imagine having field specific rainfall information to help you decide when and where to move equipment, judge the effectiveness and timing of spray applications, and analyze yield reports in relation to rainfall on a specific field. This will be a powerful management tool for farmers to increase profitability on their farm. In fact, we plan to use this system on all of our seed production fields this year.”

“Farmers are going to love the accuracy, reliability, and convenience of this system,” said Curt Cope, CEO of MyRainReport.com. “We are very excited about our partnership with Beck’s Hybrids. Our strength in providing reliable site specific rainfall data combined with Beck’s agronomic knowledge will help farmers save time and energy and help them make more money.”

Currently, farmers can quickly and easily sign up for services onMyRainReport.com. After April 15, 2011, any farmer in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and parts of Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio and Kentucky will be able to sign up on Beck’s website (www.beckshybrids.com) or by utilizing the services on MyRainScout.com. As a gift of appreciation, Beck’s Hybrids plans to offer two free sites to all of their President Club members (farmers who purchase 100 percent of their seed corn needs from Beck’s).

Beck’s Hybrids is a family-owned and operated seed company that serves farmers in Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky. According to a recent media survey, Beck’s ranks as the sixth largest seed company in the United States and the only one in the top six that is family-owned, making Beck’s the largest retail, family-owned seed company in the United States.

MyRainReport.com powered by RainWave® focuses on serving the ag industry throughout the United States and providing customers convenient, accurate, site-specific rain data, which enables them to manage their property more effectively and efficiently. MyRainReport.com utilizes patent pending technology and is the only provider offering site-specific rainfall information at the consumer level.



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Published: March 30, 2011

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