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Manage, monitor and maximize your corn and soybean crop’s potential with DEKALB seed
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Planning for next year’s success begins by choosing the best hybrids and varieties that can positively impact your yield. You may be wondering which of these new hybrids and varieties from DEKALB® will help maximize yield potential and return on investment for your fields.
To help maximize your crop’s yield potential, DEKALB seed offers a robust lineup of high performing grain corn, Silage Ready™ hybrids and soybean varieties that can meet the diverse agronomic needs and conditions of any field. It’s all about giving you our best, so you can do yours.
Using digital tools to help you choose the best hybrids and varieties
Throughout the year, you have the opportunity to evaluate performance and results on a wide range of maturities in different environmental and soil conditions. Local trial results can help you choose the best seeds for next harvest season. To see how DEKALB hybrids and varieties performed in your area, visit DEKALB.ca.
“Farmers are constantly evaluating product maturity, agronomics and disease tolerance to understand what works best for their fields, whether it’s an early or late start to the growing season,” says Adam Pfeffer, Row Crop Market Development Manager at Bayer. “It’s all about yield. Understanding the goals for your crops is important for maximizing yield potential and ensuring you have the right maturity or agronomic traits can help manage risks and maximize performance.” Pfeffer uses FieldView™ to track, scout and measure performance on new hybrids and varieties in local trials. “FieldView allows us to identify areas of concern – including standability, stock integrity or ponding – early so we can either visit those areas on foot or keep a close eye on the problem through the season by ‘dropping a pin’ for easy visibility,” says Pfeffer.
Learn more about the new DEKALB lineup for 2023 and how Pfeffer uses tools like FieldView to track, scout and measure performance on new hybrids and varieties in local trials by reading the full article.
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*Your results may vary according to agronomic, environmental and pest pressure variables.
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Services and products offered by Climate LLC are subject to the customer agreeing to our Terms of Service. Our services provide estimates or recommendations based on models. These do not guarantee results. Before making financial, risk management and farming decisions, agronomists, commodities brokers and other service professionals should be consulted. More information at https://climatefieldview.ca/legal/disclaimer.
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