Purdue at the Farm Progress Show The Boiler Mazer The Maze Masters

The Maze Design The Maze Cam The Maze Diary The Maze Maker FPS Images

The Boiler Mazer Team

Such an a-maize-ing project doesn't happen by itself. Many people contributed towards the success of the Boiler Mazer and are hereby recognized.

Maze Masters

The following individuals have contributed ideas and labor towards the design, construction, and maintenance of the Boiler Mazer, and have thus attained the exalted rank of Maze Masters:

Purdue Agronomy:

R.L. (Bob) Nielsen, Ben Southard, Keith Morris, Kenton Ross, Ignacio Colonna, Brenda Hofmann, Adam Brock, Dave Sorrells, Niki Fink, Gretchen Humphrey, Lisa Schumm, and Melanie Thom.

Purdue Ag. & Biological Engineering:

Sam Parsons, Dan Ess

Purdue Ag. Communications:

Dana Neary, Sharon Katz, Steve Leer

Purdue Ag. Centers:

Steve Hawkins, Jay Young

Purdue Purchasing Services:

Rick Bradley

Stonecipher Farms:

Jason Stonecipher (Purdue ag. alumnus, Vermillion County)

Wea Ridge Elementary School

Jackie Wilson

Maze Media Wizards

In recognition for their aid in recording and promoting the activities of the Boiler Mazer, the following individuals are hereby assigned the rank of Maze Media Wizard:

Purdue Ag. Communications:

Joan Crow, Tom Campbell, Beth Forbes, Olivia Maddox, and Mike Kerper (video & still photography)

Purdue News Service article

Rooster.com article

Purdue Ag News article

WLFI, TV-18, Lafayette:

Gina Quattrocchi, Brien Compton (television coverage)

WASK Radio, Lafayette:

Skip Davis (Radio coverage)

Indiana Prairie Farmer:

Tom Bechman (farm magazine coverage)

Story Link

Purdue Agronomy

Bill McFee, Craig Beyrouty, Charlie Roth, Erika Micheli (aerial photography)

Some folks have gone above and beyond the call of duty!

For More Information....

For more information about geospatial technologies for crop production, take a look at Purdue's Site-Specific Management Center on the World Wide Web at http://www.purdue.edu/ssmc

For more information about corn, take a look at the Corn Growers Guidebook on the World Wide Web at http://www.kingcorn.org. For more information about corn mazes, check out the Corny Mazes section of KingCorn.org.

Page design and maintenance by your friendly neighborhood Extension corn specialist. Comments can be directed to him at rnielsen@purdue.edu.

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