CPICOOP.COM SEED GUIDE. Central Nebraska. Growing Partnerships Through Agriculture While Delivering Value to Our Owners and Communities
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1 CPICOOP.COM 204 SEED GUIDE Central Nebraska Growing Partnerships Through Agriculture While Delivering Value to Our Owners and Communities
2 To Our Valued Customers and Partners: Thank you for considering CPI for your production needs. We are continually striving to bring you, our partners, the best possible products, expertise, and services to help you reach your goals on every acre, every year. The people of CPI that you see and interact with on a daily basis are critical to our success and will, hopefully, play an integral part in the success of your business as well. CPI recognizes that we need strong partnerships to deliver value to you and our communities to achieve the highest level of success for everyone. This requires that we stay completely dedicated and focused on the changing needs of our owners and satisfying your unique needs. This CPI seed guide is an example of our dedication to bring you the best. Researching the different genetics and technologies provided by our seed partners and placing those products properly on your farm for the best possible return on every acre is what CPI brings to you. Our people are continually trained in genetics, fertility, and soil types and also know the proper traits and chemicals needed to maximize your yields and, ultimately, your profit. We are also incorporating this valuable information into our Precision Ag platform that we feel is second to none. This is the measuring stick for what is working on every acre of your farm. Everyone at CPI would like to thank you for your continued and future business! These are exciting times to be involved in agriculture, and we appreciate that you have chosen CPI to be your partner for success. Jon Botsch Seed Coordinator CPI
3 INTRODUCTION INTRODUCING THE 204 CPI SEED GUIDE. RIGHT SEED. RIGHT NOW. The world of farming is changing, and it is becoming even more important to make the RIGHT choice for your farm. Our goal is to relieve that stress and give you peace of mind as you prepare for another growing season. What this guide has to offer... CPI00 is the peak of precision agriculture. Our guide allows you to see how all of your precision ag pieces can come together to get the highest possible yields. Force Field is a seed treatment that protects your beans, corn, or wheat from insects and disease and has demonstrated improved plant stands and early season vigor. DEKALB seeds have a wide selection of products to fit the land you farm. Backed with 00 years of performance, innovation, and dedication to the US farmer. The Asgrow brand s dedication to innovation and breeding technology not only results in consistent, high-yielding soybeans but also helps the soybean industry meet the growing demand for vegetable oils from the food and biodiesel industries. Mycogen has some of the most advanced genetics, trait, and ag chemical technologies, as well as rigorous research, development, and testing. Their top genetics, leading technology, and expert advice will help you choose the precise seed for your field conditions. NK delivers higher-yielding genetics, industry-leading traits, and crop protection products that help you be more productive and improve profit potential. Arrow Seed has a knowledgeable staff that lives and works in an agriculturally dependent community and has a good understanding of customers needs. 2
4 YIELD ENHANCERS Yield enhancing Products DESCRIPTION Carbon Boost-S When Carbon Boost-S is added to existing soil fertilizer applications, plants are more rapidly and efficiently able to absorb and translocate vital nutrients than before. Carbon Boost-S utilizes technology to promote plant health, increase crop yields, increase nutrient efficiency, reduce soil chemistry tie-ups, and reduce crop stress. It is formulated to promote strong plant growth under stressful environmental conditions (i.e. cold, wet soils, drought stress, compaction, ph extremes, excess sand content, etc.). Mix this with your chemical as a foliar feed. It helps improve chlorophyll movement throughout the plant. It can be used on any crop. A normal rate for Carbon Boost-S is 8oz/A. DESCRIPTION Brandt Smart Trio BRANDT SMART TRIO is a proprietary crop nutrition technology designed to boost plant health, correct nutrient deficiencies, and bring new efficiencies to foliar applications. Ideal for today s leading row crops, BRANDT SMART TRIO allows micronutrients and herbicides, such as glyphosphate, to be mixed in the same tank and sprayed with one application. This is a great product to mix with your glyphosates when spraying crops. It provides micronutrients that help give plants manganese to prevent the crop from stunting from glyphosate. Our plots have shown a 2.8 bu to 6.2 bu advantage in soybeans. DESCRIPTION Quick Roots The microorganisms in QuickRoots have been shown to increase availability of certain soil plant nutrients. Can release plant available phosphorus from sources in the soil which has been shown to increase root mass, allowing the plant to explore a greater volume of soil. Increased plant nutrient availability will often lead to increased plant health and vigor which can translate into a yield response. DESCRIPTION Wetcit WETCIT is an adjuvant to improve tank mix efficiency via improved coverage of moisture and improved penetration of tank mix into plant and insect follicle and waxy surfaces. This adjuvant is used to enhance the performance of chemicals when post-spraying your crops. It contains citric acid which helps suppress insect pressure of soft bodied insects such as mites.
5 YIELD ENHANCERS Products to Mix With Glyphosates YIELD ENHANCERS & SEED TRAITS for Resistant Weeds CORN oz/a controls waterhemp, pigweed, and lambsquarter. 4 oz/a controls kocia and broadleaves. SOYBEANS /2 oz/a helps control small waterhemp and lambsquarter.. oz/a helps control small marestail. 4 oz/a controls waterhemp, pigweed, lambsquarter, and kocia. 4
6 TRAITS & TREATMENT TRAIT LETTERING FOR NEW HYBRIDS HYBRID description protection included logo SS Genuity SmartStax ; GENSS YieldGard VT Rootworm, HERCULEX RW, YieldGard VT PRO Corn Borer and HERCULEX I protection; Roundup Ready 2 Technology & LibertyLink VTP Genuity VT Triple PRO ; GENVTP YieldGard VT Rootworm and YieldGard VT PRO Corn Borer protection; Roundup Ready 2 Technology VT2P Genuity VT Double PRO ; GENVT2P YieldGard VT PRO Corn Borer protection; Roundup Ready 2 Technology VT YieldGart VT Triple ; YGRW/RR2/YGCB YieldGard VT Rootworm and YieldGard Corn Borer Protection; Roundup Ready 2 Technology VT YieldGard VT Rootworm ; YGRW/RR2 YieldGard VT Rootworm protection; Roundup Ready 2 Technology RR/Bt RR2 with YieldGard Corn Borer; RR2/YGCB YieldGard Corn Borer protection; Roundup Ready Corn 2 RR Roundup Ready Corn 2; RR2 Roundup Ready Corn 2 AS Agrisure Viptera ; CB/LL/RW/GT/BL Agrisure Corn Borer, Rootworm and Broad Lepidopteran Protection; Glyphosate Tolerant and LibertyLink AS0 Agrisure Viptera ; GT/CB/LL/BL Agrisure Corn Borer, Broad Lepidopteran protection; Glyphosate Tolerant and LibertyLink AS000/GT Agrisure 000GT; CB/LL/RW/GT Agrisure Corn Borer and Rootworm protection; Glyphosate Tolerant and LibertyLink AS Argisure CB/LL/RW Agrisure Corn Borer and Rootworm protection; LibertyLink GT/CB/LL Agrisure GT/CB/LL Agrisure Corn Borer protection; Glyphosate Tolerant and LibertyLink GT Agrisure GT Agrisure Glyphosate Tolerant RHXT Roundup Ready with HERCULEX XTRA; RR2/HXT/LL HERCULEX Corn Rootworm and Corn Borer protection; Roundup Ready Corn 2 and LibertyLink HXT HERCULEX XTRA; HXT/LL HERCULEX Corn Rootworm and Corn Borer protection; LibertyLink RH Roundup Ready with HERCULEX ; RR2/HX/LL HERCULEX Corn Borer protection; Roundup Ready Corn 2 and LibertyLink 5 22 EZ Refuge Agrisure 000GT with Herculex Xtra Agrisure Corn Borer and Rootworm protection, AgrisureGT, HERCULEX, HERCULEX RW
7 TRAITS & TREATMENT FORCE FIELD YIELD ENHANCERS & SEED TRAITS Security. shield. your maximized yield. 6
8 02-08 RELATIVE MATURITY KEY -Best -Good 5-Watch EARLY CORN HYBRIDS Brand Hybrid Other Trait Options GEN VTP GEN SS DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB NK NK NK MYCOGEN MYCOGEN NK59B N45P N54H 2K595 2V677 VT2P A 0A SmartStax SmartStax Emergence Stalk Strength Root Strength Drought Tolerance Greensnap Gray Leaf Spot 5 Anthracnose Stalk Rot Goss s Wilt Corn on Corn Rotation DKC VTP 02-Day RM DKC is a 02 day RM corn with excellent yield potential and very good agronomics. It is widely adapted across different environments and geographics. 7 Good Goss s wilt tolerance Excellent drought tolerance Excellent top-end yield potential Very good roots and stalks May need late season fungicide DKC GENSS 08-Day RM DKC is a 08 day RM corn, widely adapted hybrid with a good stalk and green-snap score. With good drought score, it will work well through the pivot corners. Good late season plant health Semi flex girthy ear Adapts to most soil types
9 02-08 RELATIVE MATURITY DKC 52-6 VT2P 02-Day RM DKC 52-6 is a 02 day RM hybrid with great yield potential for an early hybrid on that rotated acre. With a good drought score, it will fit that dryland acre as well. N59B 07-Day RM N59B is a 07 day RM with very good emergence. Great choice for high managed acres and with the Artesian technology. It s also a good choice for limited irrigation. EARLY CORN Great early hybrid for irrigated or dryland Excellent dry down Good root quality Good vigor for early planting Great choice for high managed acre Responds to fungicide N45P 0-Day RM N45P is a 0 day RM corn that has exciting yield levels from this broadly adapted hybrid. It is well suited to continuous corn environments. Excellent stress tolerance and yield stability Dependable stalks with super late-season plant health Excellent Agrisure Artesian drought tolerance Good emergence N54H 05-Day RM N54H is a 05 day RM corn that fits all yield environments across irrigated and dryland conditions. It performs best when treated with fungicide applications. It is a top choice for high ph soils. Outstanding emergence in tough soil conditions Excellent drought tolerance Excellent root strength Fits well across all environments 2K Day RM 2K595 is a 05 day RM corn, high-yielding, widely adapted hybrid with very good stalk and root strength. It has a very good tolerance to gray leaf spot and finishes the season with an attractive late-season appearance. Excellent Goss s wilt tolerance Produces wide kernels with very good depth High-yielding hybrid 2V Day RM 2V677 is a 08 day RM corn producing high yields with consistent, moderate-sized ears. It has an excellent tolerance to Goss s wilt. Excellent Goss s wilt tolerance Produces wide kernels with very good depth High-yielding hybrid 8
10 09-2 RELATIVE MATURITY KEY -Best -Good 5-Watch MID CORN HYBRIDS Brand Hybrid DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB NK NK NK MYCOGEN N68B N6X N72Q 2V709 MYCOGEN Other Trait Options VTP/SS/RR2 GENSS SS/VT2P/RR2 /22/GT 0 220/ GENSS GENSS 2V77 Emergence Stalk Strength Root Strength Drought Tolerance Greensnap Gray Leaf Spot Anthracnose Stalk Rot Goss s Wilt Corn on Corn Rotation DKC 59-90SS Very good Goss s Wilt tolerance Very good roots and stalks 09-Day RM DKC is a 09 day RM corn that offers strong versatility in the western market. Works well in dryland, irrigated, all tillage types and all crop rotations/corn on corn. Excellent emergence and seedling vigor Excellent drought stress tolerance DKC 60-67SS Very good greensnap score Responds to population Works well in wide rows 0-Day RM DKC is a 0 day RM hybrid that is new for 20. It s well suited for the corn on corn acre and responds well to higher populations. 9
11 09-2 RELATIVE MATURITY DKC 62-97VTP 2-Day RM DKC is a 2 day RM corn that maintains excellent drought tolerance. It is suitable for fields with low to moderate Goss s Wilt pressure. Overall improved ear health over other products. Great top end yield Top choice for corn on corn Very good stay green (Watch Out) you may need more trucks N68B -Day RM N68B is a day RM corn that is widely adapted with consistent performance over many environments. Its exceptional standability provides a flexible harvest schedule. Will work anywhere Good drought tolerance and ear flex Yields well in Gray Leaf Spot environments Highly regarded in the country (Watch Out) lower ear placement MID CORN N6X 08-Day RM N6X is a 08 day RM that has very robust plant type with excellent stay green. Good choice for Goss s environments. N72Q -Day RM N72Q is a day RM that would be a good choice for that corn on corn acre. It s a very good fit for limited irrigation acres. Great choice for Goss s pressure Good stay green & late season plant health Superb root & stalk strength Great hybrid for limited irrigation Good late season stay green and plant health Comes in trait packages 2V709 0-Day RM 2V77 -Day RM 2V709 is a 0 day RM corn that maintains a medium plant height and medium-low ear placement. It forms consistent ears down the row and has excellent husk coverage. Good fall stay green Responds to top management Position early in harvest window 2V77 is a day RM that moves across all acres. With the SmartStax technology it s a good fit for that acre with heavy insect pressure. Works well on marginal soil Likes high populations Good drought score, works well through dryland corners 0
12 -5 RELATIVE MATURITY KEY -Best -Good 5-Watch LATE CORN HYBRIDS Brand Hybrid DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB NK NK NK MYCOGEN MYCOGEN N78S N74R N78W 2Y767 2A787 Other Trait Options VTP GENSS GENSS/VT2P/RR 000GT/GT GENSS HXT/LL/RR2 Emergence Stalk Strength Root Strength Drought Tolerance Greensnap Gray Leaf Spot Anthracnose Stalk Rot Goss s Wilt Corn on Corn Rotation DKC 6-07 GENVTP 09-Day RM DKC 6-07 is a day RM corn with very good yield potential. It offers good drought tolerance and improved Goss s wilt ratings. It is a smaller plant type for reduced residue after harvest. DKC Day RM DKC is a 4 day RM that s new for 20. It likes higher populations and will fit across a lot of environments. Very good yield potential Good agronomics Very good Goss s Wilt tolerance Works well in dryland conditions (Watch out) Plant later likes warm soil Works well on irrigated or dryland Likes high populations Good standability and greensnap score
13 DKC Day RM DKC is a 5 day RM with a very good Goss s score and late season appearance. It s a good choice for silage. N78S -5 RELATIVE MATURITY 6-Day RM N78S is a 6 day RM that has a good disease package and has the potential to pump out top end yield. LATE CORN Good late season appearance Good hybrid on Goss s Good choice for silage Works in rolling hills Good drought score for limited irrigation Potential for top end yield N74R 4-Day RM N74R is a 4 day RM corn that has shown to have an elite yield performance in an excellent agronomic package. It is a great choice for continuous corn areas. Strong emergence and seedling vigor Great top end yield potential Very good root and stalk strength N78W 5-Day RM N78W is a 5 day RM corn that is broadly adapted with outstanding yield potential and staygreen. It is a hybrid that is very well adapted to drought. Very good late-season standability Great plant health Excellent Gray Leaf Spot tolerance (Watch Out) This hybrid may get the neighbors talking 2Y767 4-Day RM 2Y767 is a 4 day RM SmartStax that has the potential to top end yield in high management areas. Responds to high management Place where there is Goss s pressure Avoid poorly drained fields 2A787 0-Day RM 2A787 is a 0 day RM corn that has a very good general plant health and is well adapted to higher plant densities. It has good fall agronomics, staygreen, and eye appeal. Good fall stay green Good disease package Above-average standability, good stalks & roots 2
14 DroughtGard & Agrisure Artesian KEY -Best -Good 5-Watch Water Management Hybrids Brand Hybrid NK NK NK DEKALB DEKALB DEKALB N45P N59B N75H Emergence Stalk Strength Root Strength Drought Tolerance Greensnap Gray Leaf Spot Anthracnose Stalk Rot Goss s Wilt Corn on Corn Rotation N45P 0-Day RM N5-45P is a 0 day RM that has great late season plant health and fits well on that continuous corn area. High yield environments Good late season plant health Works on limited irrigation N59B 07-Day RM N59B is a 07 day RM hybrid that has great seedling vigor which allows for early planting of this hybrid. Responds to fungicide Top end yield potential Good vigor for early planting
15 DroughtGard & Agrisure Artesian N75H 4-Day RM N75H is a 4 day RM hybrid that has great late season standability and has the potential to bring top end yield to the table. Strong root and stalk strength Good disease package Good fit for limited irrigation DKC Day RM DKC is a 0 day RM hybrid that has good stalk and root strength and can move west with good Goss s score. Good Goss s tolerance Overall good agronomics Excellent greensnap score Water Management Hybrids DKC Day RM DKC Day RM DKC is a 2 day RM hyrbid that has a great drought score that fits tough dryland or limited irrigation acre. Very good Goss s rating Strong agronomic package Excellent drought score DKC 6-55 is a day RM hybrid that has a good agronomic package which makes it a very versatile hybrid. Very good Goss s score Good choice for limited irrigation Good roots and stalks 4
16 COVER CROP PROGRAMS SOILBUILDER COVER CROP SoilBuilder Spring Mix Wheat Rotation Burndown date: At planting SoilBuilder mix includes: Oats, Turnips, Radish,Cow Peas, Lentils, Forage Pea Planting Rate: 0 lb. per acre This mix is perfect for seeding following corn or soybeans and ahead of planting winter wheat. It has ideal ratio of grasses (45%), Brassica (40%) and legumes (5%) to keep the soil covered reducing erosion. It also stimulates microbial activity, conserves soil moisture, and prepares the seedbed for fall wheat seeding. This mix also works well in a corn rotation provided it can be seed in very early spring and corn planting is later. A separate spring mix for a soybean rotation features grasses and brassicas that get beneficial soil organisms off to a good start and prep the soil ahead of soybean planting. SoilBuilder Summer Mix Corn Rotation Generally planted post wheat harvest SoilBuilder mix includes: Summer Annual Forage, Purple Top Turnip, Oilseed Radish, Lentils, Cow Pea, Forage Pea or Forage Soybean Planting Rate: 6 lb. per acre This mix is beefed up with (25%) legumes to fix as much nitrogen as possible ahead of the following spring s corn planting. When combined with (0%) grasses and (65%) brassicas, this cover crop is outstanding at holding soil in place. The extra boost of nitrogen pounds per acre average - will help your corn crop perform. The soil will firm up quicker in spring, allowing corn planting to get underway sooner than on bare ground. When compared to eco-fallow, this cover crop saves fuel and chemical costs while reducing compaction. Forage Option Some growers seed up to.5 times the regular planting rate and allow livestock to graze the cover crop in the fall. The SoilBuilder Summer Mix provides excellent nutrition for livestock with solid protein and total digestible nutrient figures. Grazing does, however, reduce some of the soil benefits the cover crop provides. This is an option in all ARROW SEED summer annual forages. An alternative SoilBuilder mix is also available for soybean rotation. This mix includes: Summer Annual Forage, Oats, Turnips, and Oilseed Radish that invigorate the soil while reducing erosion. Why Plant A Cover Crop? 5 Consider all these economic benefits: Improves Soil Structure Provides A Grazing Resource Increased Soil Biological Activities Nitrogen Stabilization & Fixation Improved Soil-Water Relations Soil Stabilization
17 SoilBuilder Late Summer Mixes Corn Rotation Plant prior to last irrigation or on silage ground or seed corn production fields; or drill immediately after soybean harvest SoilBuilder Mix includes: Summer Annual Forage, Oats, Turnips, Oil Seed Radish, Austrian Winter Pea, Lentils, Forage Pea or Forage Soybean Planting Rate: 9lb. per acre COVER CROP PROGRAMS COVER CROP MIXES This late summer mix greens up quick with (65%) grasses to get well established ahead of a hard freeze which keeps beneficial organisms active into late fall. (25%) brassicas combat compaction while the mix as a whole encourages residue to break down more quickly. (0%) legumes provide a helpful shot of nitrogen. This mix is typically drilled on silage ground or air seeded over mature corn prior to the final irrigation or on soybean ground prior to leaf drop or immediately after soybean harvest. Winter Annual Mixes Option for Corn Rotation Burn down date: April of following year or at planting SoilBuilder Mix includes: Winter Wheat, Oats, Triticale (or Annual Rye or Winter Rye), Turnips. Oilseed Radish, Austrian Winter Pea, Lentils, Common or Hairy Vetch Planting Rate: 9lb. per acre This mix establishes itself quickly in the fall and greens up again in the spring with (65%) grasses to get beneficial soil organisms off to a quick start and keeps soil in place while (25%) brassicas break up compaction and (0%) legumes provide a bosst of nitrogen. This mix is typically drilled on silage ground or early harvested corn or air seeded over mature corn prior to the final irrigation or soybeans prior to leaf drop. Wheat Rotation (No-Till Fallow) Generally planted into corn stalks SoilBuilder Mix includes: Oats, Turnips, Oil Seed Radish, Austrian Winter Pea, Lentils, Winter or Common Vetch Planting Rate: 26lb. per acre This mix of (45%) grasses, (47%) brassicas, and (8%) legumes goes right to work breaking up compaction and breaking down corn residue all while reducing wind and water erosion. This mix is typically drilled into corn stalks. Soybean Rotation Plant prior to leaf drop SoilBuilder Mix includes: Summer Annual Forage, Oats, Winter Wheat, Turnips, Oilseed Radish Planting Rate: 6lb. per acre With this mix you ll get a high quality product of (75%) grasses and (25%) brassicas that quickly establish themselves and build a deep, strong root base that helps break up compaction and significantly reduce erosion, and the soil will better absorb and hold moisture. This mix is typically drilled on early harvested corn ground or seeded prior to final irrigation. ARROW SEED developed its SoilBuilder cover crop mixes to provide the most benefits to the soil and to the next crop in your rotation thanks to their ability to improve the soil s structure while providing a boost in nutrients like nitrogen. The mixes are big on performance and believe clean, quality seeds in mixes matched to the growing season establish themselves more quickly and perform better. 6
18 RELATIVE MATURITY -Good KEY -Best 5-Watch EARLY SOYBEAN HYBRIDS Brand Hybrid ASGROW ASGROW ASGROW NK NK NK MYCOGEN MYCOGEN S28-U7 S24-K2 S28-K 5B24 5N284 Relative Maturity Emergence MT MT M M M M M MT Stalk Strength Rpsc Rpsk Rpsk Rpsc Rpsc Rpsk Rpsc Rpsc Root Strength S R R S S S S S Emergence Standability Iron Chlorosis White Mold Brown Stem Rot Sudden Death Syndrome 5 ASG Day RM ASG 24 is a 2.4 day RM soybean with broad adaptation, excellent yield potential, and strong agronomics. It is a medium-tall plant with good emergence and standability. Great emergence Above average tolerance to iron chlorosis deficiency High yielder for maturity (Watch Out) Avoid fields with high populations of soybean cyst nematode ASG 27 Good emergence Good till choice MT plant type 2.7-Day RM ASG 27 is a 2.7 day RM soybean that works well east to west. This bean has Nematode resistance and a strong Phytophthora package. 7
19 RELATIVE MATURITY ASG Day RM ASG 284 is a 2.8 day RM soybean that is new for 20. This bean should be planted in 0 inch rows or less due to short plant type. NK S28-U7 2.8-Day RM NK S28-27 is a 2.8 day RM soybean that has outstanding yield potential and good stress tolerance. EARLY SOYBEANS SCN resistance Good emergence Good standability Good emergence for early planting Phytophthora protection Good stress tolerance Go anywhere NK S24-K2 2.4-Day RM NK S24-K2 is a 2.4 day RM that will flat out yield with the early group beans in the industry. NK S28-K 2.8-Day RM NK S28-K is a 2.8 day RM soybean with exceptional top-end yield potential with proven consistency. This hybrid actually replaces 28-B4. It has very good Iron Deficency Chlorosis tolerance. Work on any row spacing Will stand till harvest Good emergence Excellent stress tolerance for stable yields Very good standability Rpsk gene for Phytophthora Root Rot 5B Day RM 5B24 is a 2.4 day RM soybean that is high-yielding and performs across the Mid-Group 2 growing area. It shows good emergence and standability to work across planting practices. It has a good stress tolerance for a wide range of soil types. Replaces 5B26 Medium height and canopy Resistant to brown stem rot Broadly adapted performance 5N Day RM 5N284 is a 2.8 day RM soybean that handles stress conditions well. It works well across a wide range of soil types. This hybrid has very strong cyst protections and has shown high yields. Very good stress tolerance with taller plant type High yield potential Works well in all row widths and across soil types 8
20 RELATIVE MATURITY -Good KEY -Best 5-Watch LATE SOYBEAN HYBRIDS Brand Hybrid ASGROW ASGROW ASGROW NK NK NK MYCOGEN MYCOGEN S4-Z S0-E9 S4-N 5N2 5N42 Relative Maturity Height MT MT MT MT MT M MT MT Phytophthora Resistance Rpsc Rpsc Rpsc Rpsc Rpsc Rpsc Rpsc Rpsc Soybean Cyst Nematode R() MR() R() R()/MR(4) R()/MR(4) R()/MR(4) R() R()/(4) Emergence Standability Iron Chlorosis White Mold NR Brown Stem Rot NR Sudden Death Syndrome ASG 2.2-Day RM ASG 2 is a.2 day RM soybean with a combination of exceptional yield and defensive traits. This versatile soybean responds well to a variety of agronomic production systems. Great no-till choice Excellent standability Resistant to soybean cyst nematode Widely adapted with excellent performance potential NR ASG 42 Goes south well Resistance to SCN Widely adapted.4-day RM ASG 42 is a.4 day RM soybean. This soybean combines high yield potential with protection against soybean cyst nematode and multiple races of Phytophthora. 9
21 RELATIVE MATURITY ASG 64.6-Day RM ASG 64 is a.6 day RM soybean that has a great fit as we move it into our southern trade territory with a good defense package. NK S4-Z.4-Day RM NK S4-Z is a.4 day RM soybean that works well in our southern region with a good IDC and SDS score. LATE SOYBEANS Good no-till choice MT plant Good standability Works well in wide rows Good disease and pest score Fits well across all environments NK S0-E9.0-Day RM NK S0-E9 is a.0 day RM soybean that maintains yield stability from east to west and across all environments. It has an Rpsc Phytophthora Root Rot gene with very good field tolerance. Fits well across all environments Very good Sudden Death Syndrome tolerance Strong Soybean Cyst Nematode protection NK S4-N.4-Day RM NK S4-N is a.4 day RM soybean that is high-yielding and widely adapted with exceptional standability. It has a Soybean Cyst Nematode resistance with RPsc gene. Good top end yield as you work south Very good Sudden Death Syndrome tolerance Medium-bush plant with excellent stress tolerance 5N2.-Day RM 5N2 is a. day RM soybean that is a broadly adapted bean that works well in all row spacing. Good standability Good lodging score Works in stressful soil types 5N42.4-Day RM 5N42 is a.4 day RM soybean that has excellent yield potential and can handle stress. It is a good choice for all row widths and planting systems. It is resistant to soybean cyst nematode and Phytophthora with good disease tolerance package. Outstanding yield potential Good plant height and excellent standability Works well over different soil types Works in all row widths 20
22 TECHNOLOGY TO IMPROVE YIELD The FUTURE OF IRRIGATION By: Lance Atwater Precision Ag Technology Specialist For Precision Ag Help Contact: Kevin Royal: Irrigation has been around for centuries and has changed dramatically over the years. Many farmers probably remember growing up using irrigation ditches that utilized siphon tubes. Then pipe became the normal way to irrigate until the invention of the pivot. While irrigation practices might have changed over the years, the resource used to irrigate crops has not. As many already know, water is a natural resource that comes in a limited supply and should not be taken for granted. Although we need to conserve water for future generations, we also have to look at ways to maximize water applications so that irrigation costs are reduced and yields increased. This is where CPI s Water Management Solutions program comes into play. Through the use of variable rate irrigation technology and soil moisture probes, farmers now have better control of their water applications. Variable rate irrigation and soil moisture probes let farmers apply the correct amount of water on the right soil type at the right time. This can prevent over watering and under watering of crops, which leads to reduced yields. CPI s soil moisture probes also identify leaching of nutrients through the soil profile by measuring salinity. Using variable rate irrigation and soil moisture probes will reduce irrigation costs and increase yields whileconserving water at the same time. Variable rate irrigation and soil moisture monitoring are the future of irrigation. Yet, why wait for the future? The time to implement this technology is now! Be sure to visit with your local CPI sales representative about CPI s Water Management Solutions program and how CPI can help you maximize your water applications! 2
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