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Corzatt Family Farms

Quality and efficient production of corn and soybeans. Corzatt Family Farm's primary goal is to build a strong relationship with every landowner we work with.
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We feel that in order to feel good about your investment, you need to be well informed and comfortable with our operation. We go to great lengths to make sure that this is the case with every landowner. Corzatt Family Farms is a growth and profit oriented operation. We will adopt practices in our operation that allow profitable growth, while challenging individuals in our operation to grow persona

lly. In 2007, we entered a yield contest in which we achieved a yield of 262 bushels to the acre. With the knowledge we obtained and hard diligent work, we were able to obtain an unprecedented 338 bushels to the acre in 2008. Our operation works hard for each landowner through good stewardship practices that protect landowners' assets and provide maximum return on your investment. The farm operation consists of three generations of family cultivated by education and a strong relationship with our community. Jon Corzatt graduated from Western Illinois University in 1982 with an Agriculture Science degree. In 1985, Jon married Lisa and they have two children, Nathan and Abby. From 1997-2005 Jon served on the local school board, during many of those years he also served as president. Currently, Jon sits on the township board and serves as an elder for our church. Nathan graduated from Western Illinois University in 2008 with an Agriculture Science degree. In his time at Western Illinois, Nathan made the dean's list multiple semesters and held officer positions in several student clubs and organizations. Nathan married his wife Amanda in 2010. They currently have four children, Linny, Tucker, Grady and Hunter. They reside on the multigenerational farmstead near Raritan, IL. Currently, he serves as a deacon on their church board as well as helping coach and teach at many of the kids' events.

09/29/2023

Hunter and the super moon!

06/05/2023

Corn looks good, but we could use a little rain. Hopefully we will finish nitrogen mid week and get a nice rain to follow.

05/01/2023

The corn spent many cold days in the ground, but it is up and growing. Spring has officially sprung around here.

05/01/2023

Not everyday is just planting and playing with big equipment. With the help of a local machine shop we were able to get the right tubing and get it welded back together.

12/18/2022

We were able to get done with striptilling before the last rain. Lots of late nights and early mornings, but it feels good to be done. We added nitrogen to the strips this year instead of just P&K. I am excited to see how that looks next growing season.

11/05/2022

Harvest is in the books. The entire crew went hard from sun up to sun down. 3 field changes and 140 acres today to finish in the rain. It was a good day.

10/20/2022

A little organic white corn. It’s been fun to grow something different.

10/15/2022

My work here is almost complete.

09/28/2022

I got this automatic door opener about 7 years ago. It seems to be working now, but the constant upkeep is a lot.

09/28/2022

Everything is a go today.

09/20/2022

Done with that. On to the next.

07/06/2022

It’s not very often we handle small square bales, but these guys worked hard to get them stacked into place.

06/20/2022

Hard to believe it grew over 2 feet in 7 days.

06/14/2022

Last fill of nitrogen for this season. Corn looks great. Keep the rains coming.

06/13/2022

This is my favorite stage of corn. Everything is deep green, fresh and ready to grow. With a week ahead of us in 90’s we will see how fast things will grow.

03/06/2022

Rock removal. Worked pretty well.

12/31/2021

He isn’t real big, but he handles it pretty well.

11/19/2021

Beautiful day!

11/17/2021

Great weather to get ready for the 2022 planting season.

11/06/2021

Home stretch. Time to wrap up harvest!

09/24/2021

One day you’re picking corn and then you are not. Broke the main belt. Home to get a splice and get it back to running.

06/09/2021

Looking good!!!

06/05/2021

Not a job anyone wants to do. To much rain and nowhere for the water to. Just a couple days of replant and planting season will be in the books.

04/22/2021

Welcome to Illinois. The picture on the left is one day AFTER the picture on the right. Unbelievable. It’s time for the planters to roll.

03/04/2021

Hard to tell who this calf belongs to.

02/15/2021

Hard to believe that the water supply wasn’t frozen with the exterior looking like this. Yikes it’s cold.

12/20/2020

Had a little help today repairing tile. Nice clean repair on this tile blowout.

11/21/2020

Rolling!

11/17/2020

Put some new shoes on today!

10/14/2020

Dirty beans!!!

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RR 1 Box 33
Media, IL
61460

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+13093717026

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Corn looks good, but we could use a little rain. Hopefully we will finish nitrogen mid week and get a nice rain to follow.

Harvest is in the books. The entire crew went hard from sun up to sun down. 3 field changes and 140 acres today to finish in the rain. It was a good day.