• Nov 15, 2016

Get Variety-Specific with Your Seed Management Data

Planter
Corn and soybean growers will have an abundance of choice in preparation for next year. But it’s more than just sheer volume. In a market where every input counts, ‘decision ag’ tools like the R7® Tool will be able to show how environmental and agronomic variables affect performance of a given hybrid. This helps you decide which seed is best for you field, not just a seed that performed best nationally.
 
Placement strategy coupled with high-end yield potential embodies the 2017 CROPLAN® seed class, with a number of exciting product characteristics not previously available.
 
Soybeans
  • Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® soybeans offer newfound herbicide trait technology for versatile weed control. You will have your pick of 33 new Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® soybean offerings, as well as other high-yielding soybean genetics. Additionally, you will still have access to familiar cropping systems you have come to know and trust, including newer, higher-yielding varieties of Roundup Ready 2 Yield and LibertyLink® products.
  • WinPak® seed is comprised of a combination of offensive and defensive beans in similar maturities combined into one bag. Varieties paired in each WinPak® seed offering work together to buffer the effects of weather, soil and disease variability by protecting yield potential on tough acres while maximizing yield in higher producing areas of a field.
Corn
  • Sixteen new hybrids will be available for 2017 planting, each backed by extensive management-specific Answer Plot® program data.
  • SilageFirst™ seed is the newest category of high quality, high tonnage corn hybrids for exclusive use as silage, designed to meet the specific nutritional needs of dairy herds.  
For all new 2017 varieties, visit croplan.com or talk with your local WinField® United retailer