Twin Acre Farms Sees the Proven Value of TAPS™
Tri-Ag • November 13, 2026

When your crop insurance agent notices your upward yield trend, that's a pretty interesting conversation to have.


For Twin Acre Farms in Eaton, Ohio, it's one of the things that stands out after six years of implementing Yield Innovations' TAPS™ (The Agronomic Profit System).


According to the farm, their yields have been trending upward over those six years. In fact, their crop insurance agent pointed it out while reviewing how their Actual Production History (APH) had changed.


But when asked what they believed contributed most to those improvements, they didn't point to one particular product.


“It's not one product. It's just all of it!”


And we think that's what makes their experience worth sharing.


Over the years, they've made changes across their operation, working with a personalized agronomic system rather than looking for one product to do all the heavy lifting.


Their story is a good reminder that crop management isn't always about finding the next big thing. Sometimes, it's about how all the decisions you're already making work together.


We appreciate Twin Acre Farms for sharing their experience and trusting the Yield Innovations approach.


Interested in learning more about TAPS™ and what a personalized agronomic program could look like for your operation? Talk with your Tri-Ag agronomist.

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