Belinda Burrier and her husband, Dave, grow soybeans, corn, wheat and hay on their farm in Union Bridge, Maryland. They have two daughters who continue to help out on the farm as they start families of their own.
Ground Work: Port of Grays Harbor Ensures a Reliable Supply of U.S. Soy
The Ground Work series shares the perspectives of U.S. soybean farmers as they observe how the U.S. Soy industry lays the groundwork to grow innovative,…
Taiwan Market Offers Opportunity for U.S. High Oleic Soybeans and Soybean Oil
Innovation is a key component of the U.S. Soy Advantage and, right now, high oleic soybean varieties are one of U.S. Soy’s hottest offerings. High…
U.S. Soy Farmer: No Till is the Heart of our Farming Business
Linda Burrier’s Maryland family farm was an early no-till adaptor, beginning in the early 1970s and achieving 100% no till in 2002. This has helped…
Farmers Conserve Natural Resources
Linda Burrier discusses how her family farm's focus on nutrient management and conservation helps conserve water and wildlife.
Growing season timeline: Burrier Farm, Union Bridge, Maryland
Belinda Burrier - Union Bridge, Maryland December 7, 2015 I have been busy traveling the last couple of weeks. Last week, I was at the Executive…