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2017-2018SEED BUYING GUIDE

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Helping area farmers make

the most informed decisions

for their farming operation

is a service that the NEW

Cooperative agronomy

department does not take

lightly. We continually strive

to find new ways of helping

you make the best input

purchases. One such way is

through our 11 soybean and

10 corn replicated test plots

placed throughout the NEW

Cooperative service area.

These plots include today’s

most genetically advanced

hybrids and varieties from

our extensive list of corn and

soybean seed companies.

The ability to view and

compare these hybrids and

varieties locally throughout

the service area means you

are better able to know their

performance in your own

fields and choose the best

seed inputs for your operation.

NEW Cooperative replicated

test plots are located near

the following towns. Please

be sure to attend plot days in

the fall at one of the following

near you to make the most

of this additional service to

agronomy customers.

BADGER

BODE

BLENCOE

GLIDDEN

HARCOURT

HORNICK

HUMBOLDT

LANESBORO

LANYON

LOHRVILLE

LUVERNE

OTHO

PALMER

ROCKWELL

CITY

ROELYN

VINCENT

WASHTA

WOOLSTOCK

BLAIRSBURGCORN ON CORN PLOT

KNIERIMCORN ON CORN PLOT

FORT DODGEWINFIELD SOLUTIONS ANSWER PLOT

REPLICATEDTEST PLOTS

PROVIDING

LOCAL

RESULTS

FOR

BETTER

INPUT

DECISIONS

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THE RIGHT SEEDNEW Cooperative agronomists take pride in helping farmers manage risk in their business by selecting varieties that fit their operation. It is well known that the seeds we plant hold more potential in the bag than after we put it in the ground. It is important to place varieties in the correct environments to maximize this potential and reduce stress that can reduce yields. Talk to your agronomist about selecting the proper variety mix to maximize the potential on your acres. They can help you decide when to select an offensive variety to chase yield and when to select a defensive variety to protect yield.

CORN SEEDSELECTION

TIPS TO MAXIMIZE YIELD AND PROFITIBILITYWhen picking varieties, yield is important, but make sure and consider some of the following information to help maximize yield potential:

PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENTGetting off on the right foot – Equipment is increasing our productivity allowing us to cover more acres per day, but it is still the small adjustments that can make the biggest differences in our bottom line. Knowing which varieties have the best emergence in cool soils is important to getting good stand counts on your first planted fields. Also putting together a field by field plan before planting to spread out maturities at harvest can lead to optimum harvest moisture and increased stalk quality.

NITROGEN MANAGEMENTSide-dress – There are many options today to make in-season applications of Nitrogen throughout the growing season (Side-dress UAN, Broadcast Urea, and Y-drop UAN). Knowing which hybrids have a higher response to nitrogen can help manage hybrid selection, placement, and management throughout the year.

POPULATION MANAGEMENTVariable Rate – Today’s equipment is changing the art of planting seed. Hydraulic and electric motors have replaced many chain-driven seeding systems. To utilize that equipment, it is important to know which hybrids will respond to increases or decreases in planting population that help you maximize yields and profitability.

CORN ON CORN MANAGEMENT

Disease Triangle – Anytime you plant a crop back to back, diseases carrying over in residue will always be problematic. Timely tillage can be an important factor in helping reduce the issue, but more importantly knowing which hybrids are more defensive against many of the common diseases that infect our fields will help improve plant health and standability in the fall.

PEST MANAGEMENTIn-season Applications – New methods to scout your fields throughout the spring and summer can play a huge roll in catching issues before they become problems. Satellite imagery, crop modeling, and drone imagery have made being able to react to insect or disease pressures that threaten yield faster with today’s technology. Knowing the level of susceptibility to pests can make the decision to treat with fungicides or insecticides easier.

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DeKalb PRODUCT INFORMATION

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GENSSRIB Blend Brands

GENVT3PRIB Blend Brands

GENVT2PRIB Blend Brands Other

DKC46-36RIB 96 1246 2400 4 3 2 1 3 4 M M 2 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC46-79RIB 96 1200 2400 2 3 4 4 4 2 M-T M 2 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MHDKC48-12RIB 98 1280 2450 3 2 1 3 3 3 M M 3 2 2 4 5 5 2 5 3 6 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC48-56RIB DKC48-57RIB 98 1200 2450 2 3 3 2 4 4 M-T M 2 2 3 2 4 3 3 3 5 5 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 ML




DKC49-29RIB DKC49-31RIB 99 With 2400 3 3 2 2 2 3 M M 2 2 2 3 4 4 2 3 5 4 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC49-72RIB DKC49-73RIB 99 1266 2475 1 1 1 2 3 2 M M 1 1 1 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 5 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC50-08RIB DKC50-09RIB 100 1277 2520 4 3 3 3 3 2 M M 3 4 3 2 4 5 3 5 3 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC50-82RIB DKC50-84RIB 100 1268 2500 3.00 2 2 3 2 3 M M 2 2 2 4 4 5 3 3 5 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC51-38RIB DKC51-40RIB 101 1275 2525 3 3 2 1 3 3 M-T M 2 2 2 2 4 5 2 4 5 4 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MH

DKC52-68RIB 102 1280 2550 2 2 2 1 3 2 M M 1 1 3 4 3 5 4 5 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC52-84RIB DKC52-85RIB 102 1266 2550 5 5 2 3 3 3 M M 3 2 2 4 3 6 3 3 3 5 5 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC53-56RIB DKC53-58RIB 103 1267 2550 2 2 3 2 3 3 M M 3 3 3 4 4 5 2 3 3 4 4 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC54-38RIB DKC54-40RIB (DKC54-36 Conv.) 104 1300 2600 1 2 2 2 3 3 M M 3 3 3 4 3 4 2 3 4 3 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 M




DKC55-20RIB DKC55-21RIB 105 1335 2600 2 2 3 2 3 3 M M 2 3 2 5 3 5 3 3 3 4 2 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC55-84RIB DKC55-85RIB 105 1310 2610 3 3 3 4 2 2 M MH 5 6 2 6 3 4 3 3 3 3 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MHDKC57-97RIB DKC57-99DGRIB 107 1305 2675 3 3 2 2 3 3 M-T M-H 2 2 2 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC58-06RIB DKC58-08RIB 108 1249 2700 2 2 2 3 4 4 M M 2 2 3 2 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 ML

DKC59-50RIB 109 1300 2725 2 2 3 2 3 3 M-T M 1 1 2 5 3 4 3 4 4 4 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MH




DKC60-67RIB DKC60-69DGRIB 110 1320 2750 3 3 4 4 2 4 M M 3 4 3 3 4 5 3 3 3 5 3 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC60-87RIB DKC60-88RIB 110 1334 2750 3 3 4 3 3 3 M-T M 3 3 3 4 5 3 4 3 3 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MHDKC61-54RIB DKC61-55RIB DKC61-52 (conv) 111 1345 2775 2 3 2 2 3 2 M M 2 2 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 4 4 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 ML

DKC61-79RIB 111 1338 2775 4 3 2 4 3 2 M M 2 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 4 7 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC62-20RIB 112 1320 2800 3 2 2 2 3 3 M-T M-H 1 1 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 26-28 28-30 29-31 30-32 31-33 33-35 H

DKC62-52RIB DKC62-53RIB 112 1305 2810 3 3 2 3 2 3 M M-H 4 5 4 3 3 5 3 4 4 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MHDKC62-77RIB DKC62-78DGRIB 112 1372 2800 5/4 5/4 2 2 3 2 M M 2 3 3 4 3 4 3 3 2 4 3 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 M

DKC62-97RIB DKC62-98RIB (DKC62-95 RR2) 112 1335 2800 3 3 3 3 3 2 M M 2 3 4 3 6 4 3 2 3 6 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 M




DKC63-21RIB 113 1354 2830 3 3 3 3 3 3 M M-H 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 3 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC63-60RIB 113 1318 2825 1 1 3 2 3 2 M M 2 2 4 1 4 4 3 4 3 4 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC64-34RIB DKC64-35RIB 114 1377 2850 4 3 1 1 2 4 M-T M-H 1 1 4 1 3 4 4 3 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC64-87RIB DKC64-89RIB 114 1338 2850 3 3 3 3 3 3 M M 2 2 4 3 2 5 3 3 4 5 5 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 M

*Individualenvironmentalstressesandmanagementpracticescaninfluenceaproduct'sresponsetopopulation.Avoid New Product Very Good Good Caution

113-114 RM

99-104 RM

105-109 RM

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DKC50-08RIB Blend (GENSS) DKC50-09RIB Blend (GENVT2P) NEW!!• Exciting new 100RM product with yield lift over DKC49-72• Better corn on corn fit then DKC49-72 and DKC50-82• Excellent grain quality• Very good greensnap and Physoderma tolerance• Outstanding Goss’ Wilt Tolerance (3)• Good stalks (3) and roots (3)• Focus on replacing DKC50-82/84 and DKC49-72/73• Good introductory supply for 2018

DKC51-38RIB Blend (GENSS) DKC51-40RIB Blend (GENVT2P) • Outstanding yield potential across all environments • Exciting product with high volume potential • Improved emergence (3) over DKC52-84/85 (5)• Attractive late season appearance • Taller plant with nice ear placement and great stalk strength (1)• Solid Goss’ Wilt Tolerance (4) • Good dry down and test weight • Growth product in 2017/2018

DKC53-56RIB Blend (GENSS) DKC53-58RIB (GENVT2P)• Very good drought tolerance (3) and greensnap tolerance (3)• Excellent emergence (2) and seedling growth (2) • Very good roots (3) and excellent stalks (2)• Above average Goss’ wilt tolerance (4)• Very good late season appearance • High response to population• Very consistent performance across environments • Good supply of both traits for all crop rotations• Lead hybrid in 2018

DKC54-38RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) DKC54-40RIB (GENVT2P) • Industry leader!• Good performance in a wide range of environments• Excellent Goss’ Tolerance (3)• Trait versions for all crop rotations• Better than average drought tolerance (3)• Solid roots and stalks with good greensnap tolerance.• Lead hybrid in 2018

DKC55-84RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) DKC55-85RIB (GENVT2P) NEW!!• Exciting new product that offers significant yield lift over current 105RM

offering • Strong yields across a wide range of environments • Very solid agronomics including greensnap and Physoderma tolerance• Compliment to DKC53-56 and DKC54-38• Average late season appearance and stalks make it a great candidate for

fungicide• Excellent Goss’ Wilt Tolerance (3) and drought tolerance (2)• Fills much needed 105RM gap in lineup • Good introductory SmartStax supply for 2018; limited VT2P supply

DKC57-97RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) DKC57-99RIB (GENDGVT2P) • Package with DKC 58-06/08 & DKC54-38/40• Very good yield potential in a taller plant type• Very strong roots (2), stalks (2), and emergence (3)• Very good Goss’ Wilt Tolerance • Good Dry Down and solid drought tolerance • Begin to replace DKC 57-75, DKC 56-03, DKC 55-93


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DKC46-36RIB 96 1246 2400 4 3 2 1 3 4 M M 2 2 3 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC46-79RIB 96 1200 2400 2 3 4 4 4 2 M-T M 2 1 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MHDKC48-12RIB 98 1280 2450 3 2 1 3 3 3 M M 3 2 2 4 5 5 2 5 3 6 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC48-56RIB DKC48-57RIB 98 1200 2450 2 3 3 2 4 4 M-T M 2 2 3 2 4 3 3 3 5 5 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 ML




DKC49-29RIB DKC49-31RIB 99 With 2400 3 3 2 2 2 3 M M 2 2 2 3 4 4 2 3 5 4 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC49-72RIB DKC49-73RIB 99 1266 2475 1 1 1 2 3 2 M M 1 1 1 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 5 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC50-08RIB DKC50-09RIB 100 1277 2520 4 3 3 3 3 2 M M 3 4 3 2 4 5 3 5 3 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC50-82RIB DKC50-84RIB 100 1268 2500 3.00 2 2 3 2 3 M M 2 2 2 4 4 5 3 3 5 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC51-38RIB DKC51-40RIB 101 1275 2525 3 3 2 1 3 3 M-T M 2 2 2 2 4 5 2 4 5 4 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MH

DKC52-68RIB 102 1280 2550 2 2 2 1 3 2 M M 1 1 3 4 3 5 4 5 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC52-84RIB DKC52-85RIB 102 1266 2550 5 5 2 3 3 3 M M 3 2 2 4 3 6 3 3 3 5 5 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC53-56RIB DKC53-58RIB 103 1267 2550 2 2 3 2 3 3 M M 3 3 3 4 4 5 2 3 3 4 4 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC54-38RIB DKC54-40RIB (DKC54-36 Conv.) 104 1300 2600 1 2 2 2 3 3 M M 3 3 3 4 3 4 2 3 4 3 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 M




DKC55-20RIB DKC55-21RIB 105 1335 2600 2 2 3 2 3 3 M M 2 3 2 5 3 5 3 3 3 4 2 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC55-84RIB DKC55-85RIB 105 1310 2610 3 3 3 4 2 2 M MH 5 6 2 6 3 4 3 3 3 3 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MHDKC57-97RIB DKC57-99DGRIB 107 1305 2675 3 3 2 2 3 3 M-T M-H 2 2 2 4 4 4 3 3 4 4 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC58-06RIB DKC58-08RIB 108 1249 2700 2 2 2 3 4 4 M M 2 2 3 2 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 ML

DKC59-50RIB 109 1300 2725 2 2 3 2 3 3 M-T M 1 1 2 5 3 4 3 4 4 4 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MH




DKC60-67RIB DKC60-69DGRIB 110 1320 2750 3 3 4 4 2 4 M M 3 4 3 3 4 5 3 3 3 5 3 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC60-87RIB DKC60-88RIB 110 1334 2750 3 3 4 3 3 3 M-T M 3 3 3 4 5 3 4 3 3 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MHDKC61-54RIB DKC61-55RIB DKC61-52 (conv) 111 1345 2775 2 3 2 2 3 2 M M 2 2 3 3 3 5 3 3 3 4 4 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 ML

DKC61-79RIB 111 1338 2775 4 3 2 4 3 2 M M 2 3 3 3 3 5 3 3 4 7 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC62-20RIB 112 1320 2800 3 2 2 2 3 3 M-T M-H 1 1 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 26-28 28-30 29-31 30-32 31-33 33-35 H

DKC62-52RIB DKC62-53RIB 112 1305 2810 3 3 2 3 2 3 M M-H 4 5 4 3 3 5 3 4 4 27-29 29-31 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 MHDKC62-77RIB DKC62-78DGRIB 112 1372 2800 5/4 5/4 2 2 3 2 M M 2 3 3 4 3 4 3 3 2 4 3 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 M

DKC62-97RIB DKC62-98RIB (DKC62-95 RR2) 112 1335 2800 3 3 3 3 3 2 M M 2 3 4 3 6 4 3 2 3 6 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 M




DKC63-21RIB 113 1354 2830 3 3 3 3 3 3 M M-H 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 3 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC63-60RIB 113 1318 2825 1 1 3 2 3 2 M M 2 2 4 1 4 4 3 4 3 4 4 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 MDKC64-34RIB DKC64-35RIB 114 1377 2850 4 3 1 1 2 4 M-T M-H 1 1 4 1 3 4 4 3 29-31 31-33 33-35 34-36 36-38 37-39 MLDKC64-87RIB DKC64-89RIB 114 1338 2850 3 3 3 3 3 3 M M 2 2 4 3 2 5 3 3 4 5 5 28-30 30-32 32-34 33-35 34-36 35-37 M

*Individualenvironmentalstressesandmanagementpracticescaninfluenceaproduct'sresponsetopopulation.Avoid New Product Very Good Good Caution

113-114 RM

99-104 RM

105-109 RM

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94-98 RM

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SilageHigh Yield Variable Clays Early Planting and Fixed Ear Flex Ear

Productive Droughty Poorly Drained Slow Emergence Corn on Corn Late Season Adapted to Adapted to Goss's Wilt3 SilageSoils Soils Soils Conditions Standability High Pops Low Pops Yield

DKC46-20 DKC44-13 DKC44-13 DKC46-36 DKC45-65 DKC46-36 DKC44-13 DKC46-20 DKC45-65 DKC46-79DKC46-36 DKC45-65 DKC45-65 DKC47-47 DKC46-36 DKC46-79 DKC45-65 DKC46-79 DKC46-20

94-97 RM DKC46-79 DKC46-20 DKC46-36 DKC46-79 DKC47-47 DKC46-36 DKC47-47 DKC46-36 DKC46-79 DKC47-47 DKC46-79

DKC47-47 DKC47-47

DKC48-56 DKC49-29 DKC49-29 DKC49-29 DKC49-29 DKC49-29 DKC48-56 DKC49-94 DKC49-29 DKC48-12DKC50-08 DKC50-63 DKC49-72 DKC49-72 DKC49-72 DKC49-72 DKC49-29 DKC50-63 DKC50-08 DKC48-56

98-102 RM DKC51-38 DKC50-84 DKC50-63 DKC50-63 DKC50-08 DKC50-84 DKC49-72 DKC50-84 DKC50-63 DKC49-72DKC52-68 DKC50-84 DKC50-84 DKC50-63 DKC51-38 DKC50-08 DKC51-38 DKC50-84 DKC50-63DKC52-84 DKC52-68 DKC51-38 DKC50-82 DKC52-68 DKC52-68 DKC51-38 DKC50-84

DKC52-68 DKC51-38 DKC52-84 DKC52-84

DKC53-56 DKC53-56 DKC53-56 DKC53-56 DKC53-56 DKC53-56 DKC53-56 DKC54-38 DKC53-56 DKC53-56DKC54-38 DKC54-38 DKC53-68 DKC53-68 DKC53-68 DKC53-68 DKC53-68 DKC55-20 DKC53-68 DKC53-68

103-106 RM DKC55-20 DKC55-20 DKC54-38 DKC54-38 DKC54-38 DKC54-38 DKC56-03 DKC55-84 DKC54-38 DKC54-38DKC55-84 DKC55-20 DKC55-20 DKC55-20 DKC55-20 DKC55-20DKC56-03 DKC55-84 DKC55-84 DKC56-03

DKC56-03DKC57-97 DKC57-77 DKC57-97 DKC57-97 DKC57-97 DKC57-97 DKC57-97 DKC57-75 DKC57-97 DKC57-75DKC58-06 DKC57-99 DKC58-06 DKC58-06 DKC58-06 DKC58-06 DKC58-06 DKC59-50 DKC58-06 DKC57-97

107-110 RM DKC59-50 DKC58-06 DKC59-50 DKC59-50 DKC60-67 DKC59-50 DKC58-87 DKC60-87 DKC58-87 DKC58-06DKC60-67 DKC59-50 DKC60-67 DKC60-55 DKC60-87 DKC60-63 DKC60-67 DKC59-50 DKC58-87DKC60-87 DKC60-67 DKC60-67 DKC60-87 DKC60-67 DKC60-67

DKC60-87 DKC60-87 DKC60-87 DKC60-87DKC61-54 DKC61-54 DKC61-54 DKC61-54 DKC61-54 DKC61-54 DKC61-54 DKC61-79 DKC61-54 DKC61-54DKC61-79 DKC61-79 DKC62-52 DKC62-52 DKC62-20 DKC62-98 DKC62-20 DKC61-79 DKC61-79

111-112 RM DKC62-20 DKC62-20 DKC62-98 DKC62-77 DKC62-77 DKC62-52 DKC62-52 DKC62-20DKC62-52 DKC62-52 DKC62-98 DKC62-77 DKC62-77 DKC62-77DKC62-77 DKC62-78 DKC62-98 DKC62-98

DKC62-98DKC63-21 DKC63-60 DKC63-60 DKC63-60 DKC63-21 DKC63-60 DKC63-60 DKC63-21 DKC63-21 DKC63-60DKC63-60 DKC64-34 DKC64-34 DKC64-34 DKC63-60 DKC64-34 DKC64-34 DKC63-60 DKC64-34

113-114 RM DKC64-34 DKC64-87 DKC64-87 DKC64-87 DKC64-34 DKC64-87 DKC64-34 DKC64-87DKC64-87 DKC64-87

New Hybrid Preliminary positioning statement Fixed ear hybrids will still flex at lower populations but not as much as the Flex Ear Hybrids. Fixed ear hybrids respond more to high plant populations. Environmental conditions will dictate ear size. "Bolded Products" are the the best choices in a category, products not bolded are good choices. The highest volume version is generally listed. Isolines will perform similarly from an agronomic aspect.Individual results will vary. Seed product performance may vary from location to location and from year to year. Growers should evaluate data from mulitple locations and years whenever possible.DEKALB® and the Winged Ear Design are trademarks of DeKalb Genetics Corporation.

IOWA DEKALB Brand Corn - North Iowa2018 Placement Recommendations

Soils Agronomic Traits

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DKC58-06RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) DKC 58-08RIB Blend (GENVT2P)• Exciting product with excellent top end yield• Good stress tolerance• Very good Goss’ Wilt Tolerance (3)• Very good roots and stalks (2)• Very nice grain quality with open husks• Excellent agronomics to support higher population• Great corn on corn product• Lead Product in 2018

DKC60-67RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) DKC60-69RIB (GENDGVT2P)• Consistent product with excellent top end yield potential• Very adaptable east to west in 105 to 115 RM zones• Performed well in drought stressed areas of 2011 & 2012• Excellent Goss’ Wilt tolerance (3)• A versatile product that responds well to populations• Has potential to maintain yields under drought stress like DKC62-97RIB• Great corn on corn product• Responds well to fungicide applications

DKC60-87RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) DKC60-88RIB (GENVT2P)• Consistent companion to DKC60-67• Excellent overall agronomic and disease package with better ASR tolerance• Very good Goss’ Wilt tolerance (3)• Good ear flex• Strong emergence and stalks should enable tougher corn on corn acre• Harvest moisture like DKC60-67 but a little less root strength in poorly drained

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DKC62-52RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) DKC62-53RIB Blend (GENVT2P) NEW!!• Exciting new product that offers significant yield lift over current 111-113RM

Products• Strong yields across a wide range of environments • Very good stress tolerance • Very good ear flex and grain quality • Average late season appearance and stalks make it a great candidate for

fungicide• Replace DKC61-54, DKC62-77, DKC62-97. Compliment DKC60-67 and

DKC63-60 • Good introductory SmartStax supply for 2018; limited VT2P supply

DKC63-60RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) • Good Goss’ Wilt tolerance (4)• Good roots (3), stalks (2), and drought tolerance (3)• Outstanding test weight (1)• Outstanding yield potential, industry leader in RM• Quick emergence allows early planting in cooler soils • Slower dry down, but still dryer than P1197• Plant at higher populations for best yield

DKC64-34RIB Blend (GENSSRIB) • Widely adapted to a wide range of soils.• Very Good Goss’ Wilt tolerance (3)• Great roots (1), stalks (1), and drought tolerance (2)• Outstanding test weight (1)• Excellent late season health – Disease Shield Hybrid• Outstanding yield potential, industry leader in RM• Slower emergence, avoid planting in cool soils • Slower dry down, slightly wetter than P1197


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LG PRODUCT INFORMATION

NEW COOPERATIVE’S CORN PICKS

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NK9659 (N36G) - 96 day RM B14/UR x Iodent/OH43 heterotic background Excellent stalks and roots Strong Goss’s Wilt tolerance Broadly adapted across the Midwest Tremendous yield potential

NK0142- 101 day RM NEW B14/UR x Iodent/OH43 heterotic background Strong roots with a modified root system Very good leaf disease tolerance Optimum performance at medium to high plant populations Responsive to increasing soil fertility

NK0327 (N50D) - 103 day RM B14/UR x Iodent/OH43 heterotic background Excellent grain quality and test weight Performs best in medium to fine well drained soils High yield potential hybrid Very forgiving hybrid across many environments

NK0576- 105 day RM NEW B73 x Iodent/MO17 heterotic background Exciting Yield Potential Broadly adapted across the Corn Belt Penetrating root type Optimum performance at medium to high populations

NK0659- 106 day RM NEW B73/UR x Iodent/OH43 Tolerates poorly drained soils Good option corn on corn Semi-determinant ear Modified root type

NK0962- 109 day RM NEW B73 x IOD/C103 heterotic background Top-end yield potential Broad geographical area of adaptation Good northern corn leaf blight Exceptional stress and drought tolerance with Agrisure Artesian Technology®

NK1284 (N69D) – 112 day RM B73/UR x C103/MO17 heterotic background Strong Goss’s Wilt rating Excels in poorly drained soils Performs across all rotations Place in high yield environments

NK PRODUCT INFORMATION

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Mycogen PRODUCT INFORMATION

The information and recommendations in this document are presented in good faith and for general information only. The information is believed to be correct as of the date presented. However, neither Dow AgroSciences LLC nor any of its related companies makes any representation or warranty as to the completeness or accuracy of any of the information. The reader assumes the entire risk of relying on the information. ®™Mycogen, the Mycogen Logo, and the Dow Diamond are trademarks of The Dow Chemical Company (“Dow”) or an affiliated company of Dow. ©2016 Dow AgroSciences LLC.

MY01C77RA 101 RM

Lead product for the 101 day market with quick drydown and consistent high end performance YIELD ENVIRONMENTS

Stress High PLANTING TIMING

Early Late HARVEST TIMING

Early Late POPULATION RECOMMENDATION

Less than 180 bu./ac.

180-220 bu./ac.

Greater than 220 bu./ac.

30K - 32K 32K - 34K 34K - 35K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Consistent ear development with big deep kernels Strong roots with good late season stalk strength. Good NCLB and Goss’s Wilt tolerance for corn on

corn rotations. Best placed on medium textured soils with good

drainage. Good semi-flex ear for moderate to moderately high

planting populations.

MY01D86 101 RM

2A627 style genetics in 101RM built for our Northern Iowa soil types and environments.

Also available in SmartStax as MY01D87RA.

YIELD ENVIRONMENTS





180-220 bu./ac.


30K - 32K 32K - 33K 33K - 34K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Place with confidence in areas where NCLB, GLS,

and Goss’s Wilt are causes for concern. Avoid placement in Corn-Corn systems due to lack of

belowground trait package. Excellent staygreen and intactness to widen your

harvest window. Keep this hybrid north on soils with high water

holding capacity and fertility for best results.

MY04Y97RA 104 RM

Widely adapted, new genetics, providing high end yield and agronomic stability across environments. YIELD ENVIRONMENTS





180-220 bu./ac.


30K - 32K 32K - 34K 34K - 35K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Place with confidence in areas where NCLB and

Goss’s Wilt are causes for concern. Excellent consistency and stability across soil types. Fast drydown and senescence with consistent ear. Best performance on highly productive soils at

medium to high populations. Great choice for Corn-Corn rotations with smaller

plant stature and excellent disease tolerances.

NEW Cooperative 2017-18 GRAIN CORN KEY PRODUCTS

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MY06R36 106 RM

Widely adapted hybrid for diverse environments.

Alternate Trait versions available: MY06R30 – Conventional, MY06R31 - RR

YIELD ENVIRONMENTS





180-220 bu./ac.


30K - 32K 32K – 34K 34K - 35K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Place with confidence in areas where NCLB and

Goss’s Wilt are causes for concern. Workhorse like stability over changing soil conditions

and cropping systems. Avoid placement in Corn-Corn systems due to lack of

belowground trait package. Excellent staygreen and intactness to widen your

harvest window.

2A627 108 RM

Top end yielding hybrid for the highly managed corn on corn acre. YIELD ENVIRONMENTS





180-120 bu./ac.


30K - 32K 32K - 34K 34K - 35K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Superb late season intactness for late harvest

situations. Don’t push this hybrid too far south of its zone. Great choice for corn on corn rotations with excellent

NCLB, Goss’s Wilt, and GLS tolerances. Place on soils with above average water holding

capacity and fertility. Responds well to additional N fertility.

MY09V45RA 109 RM

Go anywhere style hybrid with great top end yield.

Alternate Trait versions available: MY09V40 – Conv., MY09V41 – RR, MY09V46 – PWE

YIELD ENVIRONMENTS





180-220 bu./ac.


30K - 32K 32K - 34K 34K - 35K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Place on rotated acres only due to lack for

belowground trait package. Excellent NCLB, GLS, and Goss’s Wilt tolerances. Moves within and outside of zone very well. Keep plant populations moderate to moderately high. Attractive grain quality on a semi-flex ear. Best placed on medium textured soils with good

drainage.


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2G685 109 RM

Widely adapted hybrid that excels in high yield environments. Best placed following soybeans. YIELD ENVIRONMENTS





180-220 bu./ac.


28K - 32K 32K - 34K 34K - 35K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Great emergence for no till and early planting

situations. Works very well across soil types and excels in top

end yield environments. Dries down quickly in the fall for reduced drying

costs, but make sure to harvest early. Responds well to additional management such as

fungicides and sidedress N.

MY12G35RA 112 RM

Top yielder for well-managed, productive environments.

Alternate Trait Versions Available: MY12G38RA SSX-RA

YIELD ENVIRONMENTS





180-120 bu./ac.


28K - 31K 31K - 33K 33K - 35K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Solid agronomic package with great NCLB and

Goss’s Wilt tolerances. Consider a fungicide application in areas where GLS

is a concern. Well adapted to more variable soils for western

movement. Best placed under good drainage. Late season intactness that will help widen your

harvest window.

MY13C17RA 113 RM

Attractive plant with solid agronomics and wide adaptability. YIELD ENVIRONMENTS





180-120 bu./ac.


28K - 30K 30K - 32K 32K - 34K PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Shows good response to additional N fertility. Well suited in drought stressed areas at moderate

populations. Has great fall staygreen and late season intactness

for delayed harvest. Very good NCLB and GLS tolerances, moderate

tolerance to Goss’s Wilt. Best performance at moderate plant populations.


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Winfield Corn Placement Recommendations

Recommendations*all comments on new releases are based on observations and sunbject to change when final Answer Plot data comes in

RT Scores Cropping System/Management Comments

* Exceptional stalks, roots, and seedling vigor * Strong stress tolerance within RM* Offensive product that performs well in multiple yield environments

SS/RIB VT2P/RIB * Broadly adaptable hybrid with slightly more ear flex than 4099

* Best position in 100RM zone and north* Above-average Goss's wilt and stress tolerance* Excellent roots with medium-short plant height

DGVT2P/RIB SS/RIB * Versatile hybrid with a girthy, semi-flex ear* Caution on plant growth regulators

*Great fit for western irrigated acres*Long, slender ear that requires moderate or high populations*Recommended for moderate to highly productive soils

SS/RIB VT2P/RIB *Excellent Goss's wilt and greensnap tolerance

*Large girthy ear that fills to the tip*Consistent performance over a wide range of soil types*Very high-yield potential, especially at med to high plant populations

SS/RIB VT2P/RIB *Not at "plant first" hybrid to ensure optimum emergence

*male of 4975 and 6175

*excellent agronmics in stalks and roots*best kept in high yield environments *good tolerance to Goss's, greensnap and and GLS*responds well to fungicide*best on med to fine well drained soils*Best suited for moderate to low-yield environments*Medium plant height with above-average staygreen*Best positioned at moderate plant populations

SS/RIB VT2P/RIB

*Strong agronomics and high-yield potential across environments*Optimize performance with high populations and increased fertility*Moves into fuller RM zones

SS/RIB VT2P/RIB *Strong silage product

* High-yield-potential product with excellent roots and plant health* Solid performance even under stress and lower-yield environments* Excellent silage product

SS/RIB VT2P/RIB

* Exceptional yield potential; highly responsive to management* Long, slender ear with good tip fill* Responds to medium-high populations

SS/RIB DGVT2P/RIB * Food-grade-quality product with excellent test weight* High response to fungicide; timely harvest is recommended

*Very high-yield potential with strong northern movement* Ability to yield under wide range of populations and management* Best for average to high-yielding soils with good water-holding

SS/RIB VT2P/RIB capacity* Dries early for maturity

*A full-season hybrid that has very consistent in yields*Excels in more productive fields* Short, girthy ear with good kernel depth

VT2P/RIB *Excellent heat tolerance for 110 to 115 RM zones*excellent goss's tolerance

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Winfield Corn Placement Recommendations

*All comments on new releases are based on obersvations and subjec to change when final Answer Plot data comes in.

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LEVEL PLANTER By placing a level on the tool bar you can easily check if it is horizontally aligned. If you notice that the unit is either hanging back- or forwards, you need to lift or lower the hook-up to the tractor. This is essential to get accurate seed depth placement.

PLANTER UNIT ALIGNMENT Look across your planter units from the side. Are they all at the same height? If one unit is either up or down compared to the others, it needs some work. A common problem is that some bolts are loose. You should not be able to easily lift up your unit.

DIAMETER OF SEED OPENER DISKS Check operator manual to determine acceptable disk diameter. Stick two business cards between the openers and move them as close together as possible. The space between them should be 3” or more, depending on your planter type. If opener disks are worn too much you will get a “W” shaped seed slot instead of the desired “V” slot.

DIAMETER OF COULTERS Check the diameter of the coulters and replace them if needed. You should adjust the depth of coulters that are still usable.

PRESSURE ON FIRMING WHEELS Check the pressure on the firming wheels. The downward pressure should be adequate, but not too high (check operator manual).

DEPTH WHEELS Depth wheels tight. Change washers from in- to outside (or vice versa) of depth wheel if necessary.

DEPTH OF SEED PLACEMENT Place the planter on a concrete floor to measure the difference between the bottom of the depth wheels and slot opener and adjust it to the desired depth. The front coulter should be set the appropriate depth (no deeper than the seed slot openers).

ALIGNMENT OF INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS Take a rope and pull it straight from the front coulter to the back press wheels. The firming wheels, slot openers and coulters should all be in line.

WEAR ON CHAINS AND SPROCKETS Check the chains that drive meters and their sprockets. If they are worn too much they need to be replaced. Excessive wearing of these parts will cause skips and doubles.

CLEAN METERING UNITS Take metering units apart. Remove dirt and clean the hood with soapy water (no kerosene diesel or oil should ever be used in metering units). Check for broken filters in a finger-pickup meter, check the brush that wipes off excess seeds and see if a groove has formed in the chromium house of the metering unit. If the groove becomes large and if brushes wear, you have a greater likelihood of doubles. Brushes need to be replaced at least every other year.

ELEVATOR BELT IN METERING UNIT The belt (in finger pick-up meters) should be flexible, not have cracks in it, and should be clean. Clean with soapy water and let it dry before putting it back in. Put the metering unit back together. The rubber belt should be placed back in the right direction or your meter will malfunction. You can lubricate with graphite (NO OIL or WD40).

CALIBRATE METER It is highly recommended to take your finger pick-up metering unit to the dealer to have it calibrated. Take a bag of your own seed with you and give him the correct speed at which you will be driving.

VACUUM/AIR UNITS If vacuum or air meter, check for leaks and appropriate vacuum or air pressure.

PLANTER SETUP

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BEAN SEEDSELECTIONTHE RIGHT SEEDNEW Cooperative agronomists understand the benefits of using an offensive soybean to maximize yields and using a defensive soybean to protect yields. Selecting and planting the correct bean on the appropriate acre is important to unlock yield potential on your farms. A lot of people have thought of soybeans as a bridge crop between years of corn, but don’t let that deter you from doing a few little adjustments to try and take your soybean yields to the next level. Your local agronomist can help you make the necessary changes to capture yield that may be slipping through the cracks.

TIPS TO MAXIMIZE YIELD AND PROFITIBILITYWhen picking varieties, soybeans may take more planning and placement to maximize yield potential. Consider some of the following information when making selections for your fields:

TREATMENT OPTIONS

Protection – Seed treatments have changed a lot over the last few years. Beyond the basic fungicide and insecticide treatments like Accelleron, Poncho/Votivo, Cruiser, and Warden CZ, products such as Ilevo for protection against Sudden Death Syndrome, Clariva for help against cyst, and Signum which inoculates the soil with Rhizobium bacteria have become big reasons we are able to have higher and more consistent soybean yields. Knowing your fields risk for SDS and knowing which fields were corn on corn for adding inoculant will maximize your yield potential out of the gate.

WEED MANAGEMENT

Control Options – More options exist today for controlling weeds than ever before, and it is important to know what is in your seed hoppers and know what is across the fence line. Roundup, Liberty, and Dicamba are all available today and with Enlist and Balance GT on the horizon, giving growers options to control weeds. Ask your agronomist which product may best fit your operations, and how to use each product to its full potential.

DISEASE MANAGEMENT

Placement is Key – Every year it seems like we battle a new disease or insect, but don’t forget about the ones that steal most of our yield. Sudden Death Syndrome and Iron Deficiency Chlorosis can be two of the biggest factors in selecting our soybean varieties. Knowing which fields have a history of pressure from these diseases and placing varieties appropriately, will help increase yields on tougher acres. Combine that management with in season fungicide and insecticide applications that have showed great returns on late season diseases and insects, will provide for a winning combination.

STANDABILITY MANAGEMENT

Standing Up – Increased yields have created some challenges such as more residues at harvest and reduced standability during the season. Some avenues do exist to help improve this issue. Selecting varieties that have a higher rating for standability is one option, but also planting early can help reduce the distance between nodes, resulting in shorter plants. Too high of planting rate can also result in lanky plants that are prone to falling over. Lastly don’t forget beans need good fertility too. Potassium, Sulfur, and an optimum pH will help improve your plants standability and harvestability.

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Stine PRODUCT INFORMATION

STINE 2018 LL SOYBEAN RECOMMENATIONS

Product Maturity SCN Standability IDC PRR SDSPlant

HeightComment

17LH62 17 R G G VG AV M 1 bu better than 19LF62

19LI32 19 R AV/G G/VG VG AV M2.4 bu better than 19LF62. Great companion with 21LH02

21LH02 21 R VG AV VG G/VG M4.1 bu better than 19LF62. 1 bu better than 19LI32

23LF32 23 MR G/VG G/VG VG AV MStill a top selling Liberty bean. 2 bu better than 21LH02

24LJ20 24 R VG G VG G/VG MSister to 26LH02. 1.5 bu higher yield

25LH62 25 R VG G/VG VG G/VG MT3.5 bu better than 23LF32. Yield about same as 26LH02

26LH02 26 R VG G VG G/VG M Compares with 25LH62

28LF32 28 R VG G/VG VG G/VG M Solid Yielder

28LI02 27/28 R VG VG G MS/M Yield same as 28LF32

29LJ02 29 R VG G/VG VG AV M 2 bu better than 28LF32

31LI32 30 R VG VG M1.8 bushel better than 31LE32

31LE32 31/32 R G/VG NR/AV VG G M/MT

33LI32 33 R VG VG G/VG M Later sister to 31LI32

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STINE 2018 GT/XTEND SOYBEAN RECOMMENATIONS

Product Maturity SCN Standability IDC PRR SDSPlant

HeightComment

19RF32 19 R VG NR/AV VG G/VG MHighest yield in its test, 4.4 bu over 18RI32

20RD20 20 R VG G VG G/VG MTwo year average same yield as 21RI32

21RI32 20 R VG VG VG VG MYielded 104.2% in Stine elite yield trials.

24RH62 24 R VG G/VG VG G/VG M1.5 bu better than old 24RB00

27RI02 27 R G G VG G/VG M 1.5 bu better than 28RH02

32RF02 31 R G/VG VG G M 2 bu better than 30RE02

19BA23 19 R VG G VG M Same as 18RI32

26BA32 26 R VG VG VG M 3 bu better than 24RH62

27BA23 27 R VG VG M 1 bu better than 24RH62

28BA02 28 R VG AV VG M5.6 Bu better than 28RH02, 4.6 bu better than 30RE02

20XB03 20 S VG G VG G/VG M 3.5 bu better than 21XA62

26XB32 26 R VG VG VG MHighest yielding Xtend soybean.

27XA32 27 R VG AV VG G MS/M

Stine PRODUCT INFORMATION

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Soybean2018Iowa

Characteristics2018 IOWA SOYBEAN CHARACTERISTICS

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AG1935 BRAND• Offensive variety with taller plant type• Very good Phytophthora package – Rps1c and good field tolerance (5)• Average on IDC and standability• Good choice for lighter and variable ground as well as somewhat poorly drained• SDS is average (5) AG2035 BRAND • Higher yield than 2031 and better standability • Good performance across environments• IDC tolerance (3) slightly better than AG2136 and significantly better than AG2031• Attractive plant slightly shorter than AG2031• Resistant to SCN (R3)• Very good Phytophthora package – Rps1c and good field tolerance (5)• Good white mold tolerance (4) and SCN Resistant (R3)• Lead product in 2018

AG20X7 BRAND • Widely adaptable Xtend product with outstanding yield potential • Medium tall plant with average standability • Excellent PRR package (Rps1c / Field Tolerance 5) • SCN Resistance R3• Good IDC Tolerance (3)• Watch outs: Average white mold (6) and standability• Above average SDS Tolerance (4)• Lead Xtend product in 2018

AG23X8 BRAND - NEW!!• Broadly adaptable across region with yield improvement for RM • Taller plant type compared to AG24X7 should adapt to lighter soils well• Great PRR package (Rps1c / Field Tolerance 5) • SCN Resistance R3• Solid IDC tolerance (4) and excellent SDS (4) tolerance• Watch outs: Average white mold (6), don’t overplant in narrow rows where WM is a concern

AG24X7 BRAND • Broadly adaptable with outstanding yield potential • Short, branchy plant with excellent standability • Very good PRR package (Rps3a / Field Tolerance 5) • SCN Resistance R3• Below Average IDC tolerance (6)• Excellent SDS tolerance (4)• Watch outs: Average white mold (6) • Lead Xtend product for RM in 2018

AG2636 BRAND• Very good yield potential• Medium tall to tall plant, several inches taller than AG2535• Good IDC tolerance (4), similar to AG2433• Resistant to SCN (R3)• Average white mold (5) and above average SDS tolerance (4)

AG26X8 BRAND - NEW!!• High yield potential with good tolerance to IDC (4) and solid standability (2)• Better fit for high pH soils than AG27X7 or where white mold is a concern• Great PRR package (Rps1c / Field Tolerance 5) and very good BSR (3)• SDS tolerance is average (5)

AG27X7 BRAND• Broadly adaptable product with outstanding yield potential• Medium tall plant with good standability (4) and average white mold (6)• Excellent PRR package (Rps1c / Field Tolerance 4) • SCN Resistance R3• Excellent SDS tolerance (4)• Caution on IDC acres (7)

AG2836 BRAND • Outstanding yield potential, out yielding most commercial checks• Unique Phytophthora protection from stacked genes Rps1c & Rps1a • Good field tolerance to Phytophthora (5)• Medium tall plant• Very good SDS tolerance (3)• Resistant to SCN (R3)• Below average white mold (6) - manage population • Below average IDC tolerance (6)

AG28X7 BRAND • Medium tall plant with good standability (3)• Good yield potential, performed like AG27X7 in 2016• SCN Resistance R3• Below Average IDC tolerance (6)• Watch outs: Average white mold (6) and field tolerance to Phytophthora (6)• Good SDS tolerance (5)• Support Product in 2018

AG29X8 BRAND – NEW!!• Full season variety with medium-tall plant height and excellent standability (2)• Excellent on BSR (2) and SDS (3)• Use caution on IDC prone soils (6) and high white mold potential fields (6)• Limited introductory supply for 2018 AG32X6 BRAND • Strong yield with equally as strong defensive traits.• Medium tall plant with very good emergence (2) and standability (2).• Excellent Brown Stem Rot tolerance (2).• Very good SDS tolerance (4).• Widely adapted and future replacement for AG3231.• Watch outs: Average white mold (5).

AG34X6 BRAND • Offensive product for better drained, higher fertility soils.• Medium tall plant with good emergence (2) and standability (2).• Light tawny pubescence, unique to our lineup.• Average Brown Stem Rot (4) and SDS (5) tolerance.• Likely to respond to seed treatments.• Watch outs: Below average white mold (6).

Asgrow PRODUCT INFORMATION

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LG PRODUCT INFORMATION

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NK PRODUCT INFORMATION

S18-G4X 1.8 RM Suited for highly productive acres Moves south of zone well Medium-bush plant type Excellent soybean cyst Nematode Very good IDC tolerance

S20-J5X 2.0 RM Prefers moderate and well drained soils Strong white mold tolerance Top-end yield performance Upright architecture allows for any row width, high fertility fields Superb stainability

S20-T6R2 2.0RM Very strong white mold tolerance Outstanding tolerance to SDS Broad adaptation across yield environments Moderate plant height, excellent stainability Great choice for “problem fields”

S21-W8X 2.1RM NEW Strong SDS tolerance Above average IDC Compact stature for row width flexibility Excellent choice for poorly drained soils Defensive agronomics with great yield potential

S25-B6X 2.5RM NEW Bushy plant type that is fast to canopy Sound SDS and IDC tolerance Robust plant type is un-phased by waterlogged soils or droughty periods Strong white mold tolerance Performs very well south of zone

S27-M8X 2.7RM NEW Outperforms competitors across extensive range of soil types Superb SDS tolerance Very stable yield when drought conditions persist Excellent stainability suited for highly productive fields Delivers 1st class yields

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5N206R2 2.0 RM

Stable, high yielding soybean for nearly any situation. Our #1 soybean in Iowa. YIELD ENVIRONMENTS

Offensive Defensive SOIL TYPES

Light Heavy SOIL PH / IDC PRESSURE

Low High DISEASE SCORES

Brown Stem Rot

Sudden Death Syndrome White Mold

9 8 7 PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Yield leader for early group 2. Excellent stress tolerance for a wide array of soil

types and yield environments. Place with confidence in areas where BSR, SDS,

IDC, and Phytopthora can be a concern. Excellent emergence for performance in no-till. Performs well under nearly any situation, a true

“plant anywhere” style soybean.

5N245R2 2.4 RM

Broadly adapted, high-yielding plant type with excellent agronomics. YIELD ENVIRONMENTS




Brown Stem Rot


9 7 7 PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Strong yield potential to work in nearly all planting

practices and soil types, but thrive under better drainage.

Very good tolerance to BSR and White Mold. Good plant height and standability for all row widths. Similar in style to 5N206R2 in yield and agronomics

in a 2.4RM. Solid tolerances to SDS and IDC issues.

5N286R2 2.8 RM

Excellent yield potential combined with stellar agronomics for nearly any cropping system. YIELD ENVIRONMENTS




Brown Stem Rot


9 8 8 PRECISION PRODUCT PLACEMENT Great emergence and attractive plant type to work in

all soil types. Plant with confidence in areas where BSR, SDS,

White Mold, and IDC can be issues. Shown great performance in both high and low

yielding environments. Consistently a top performer throughout the state of

Iowa.

NEW Cooperative 2017-18 SOYBEAN KEY PRODUCTS

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Winfield PRODUCT INFORMATION

BrandWinPak

ComponentsHerb. Trait Pub. Color

Plant Height PRR gene

PRR Field Tol. SDS SWM BSR IDC Standb'lty

RX1960 WP 1827/2067 RR2X GR/LTW MT Rps3a 2 3 2 2 3 1RX2127 RR2X TWNY Rps3a/1k 2 3 3 1 3 1RX2147 RR2X LTW MT Rps1c 4 3 5 2 3 4

RX2150 WP 2127/2147 RR2X TW/LTW MT 1c/1k/3a 3 3 4 2 3 3RX2350 WP 2337/2487 RR2X GR/LTW M Rps1c/1k 3 4 4 2 3 3RX2550 WP 2487/2677 RR2X LTW/GR M Rps1c/1k 2 4 4 2 3 3

RX2677 RR2X GRAY M Rps1c 1 4 N/A 2 3 2RX2700 WP 2677/2817 RR2X GRAY M Rps3a/1c 1 4 N/A 2 3 3

RX2807 RR2X LTW MT Rps3a/1c 1 5 N/A 2 4 4RX2950 WP 2817/3027 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c 2 2 4 2 4 2

RX3057S RR2X GRAY M HRps1c 4 4 N/A 1 3 3RX3160 WP 3117/3267 RR2X GRAY M Rps1c 3 3 N/A 2 4 2

RX3217 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c 2 2 N/A 1 3 4RX3227 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c 2 4 N/A 3 3 4

RX3250 WP 3227/3457 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c 3 4 N/A 2 3 3RX3337 RR2X GRAY MT Rps3a/1c 1 2 N/A 2 3 3

RX3360 WP 3337/3347 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c/1k/3a 2 2 N/A 2 3 3RX3450 WP 3457/3556 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c 3 3 3 2 4 3

RX3457 RR2X GRAY M Rps1c 4 3 N/A 2 4 3RX3556 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c 2 2 N/A 3 3 2RX3617 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c 2 4 N/A 3 3 4

RX3750 WP 3787/3896 RR2X GRAY MT Rps1c 2 3 N/A 3 N/A 3

R2C1950 WP 1994/2025 RR2Y LTW/GR MT Rps1c 3 3 3 2 3 2R2C2025 RR2Y GRAY M Rps1c 3 3 4 2 4 2R2C2072 RR2Y LTW M Rps1c 3 3 4 1 3 2R2C2120 RR2Y GRAY M Rps1k 2 2 1 2 2 1R2C2124 RR2Y LTW M Rps1c 2 2 2 2 3 2

R2C2200 WP 2072/2394 RR2Y LTW M Rps1c 2 3 3 2 3 2R2T2440 RR2Y GRAY M Rps1c 3 4 5 1 4 2

R2C2450 WP 2394/2425 RR2Y LTW MT Rps1c/1k 2 2 3 2 3 2R2T2500 WP 2440/2674 RR2Y GRAY M Rps3a/1c 2 4 5 3 4 3

R2C2674 RR2Y GRAY M Rps3a 2 3 4 2 3 2R2C2810 WP 2674/2875 RR2Y GRAY M Rps3a/1c 2 3 N/A 2 3 3R2C3100 WP 3113/3155 RR2Y GRAY MT Rps1c/1k 3 3 N/A 2 3 2R2C3300 WP 3323/3494 RR2Y GRAY M Rps1c/1k 2 3 3 1 4 3

R2C3323 RR2Y GRAY MT Rps1k 2 2 N/A 1 3 3R2C3350 WP 3323/3475 RR2Y GRAY M Rps1c/1k 2 4 4 2 4 3

LC1864 LL GRAY M None 2 N/A 2 4 4 2LC2096 LL LTW M Rps1c 2 2 2 2 2 2

LC2250 WP 2096/2384 LL LTW MT Rps1c/1k 2 4 4 2 3 2LC2447 LL LTW MT Rps1k 2 2 2 2 3 2LC2676 LL LTW MT Rps1c 2 2 2 2 2 3

LC2800 WP 2865/2934 LL GRAY M Rps1c 3 3 4 3 3 3LC2977 LL GRAY M Rps1c 2 2 N/A 2 4 2

LC3150 WP 2934/3266 LL GRAY M Rps1c 2 2 3 2 4 2LC3600 WP 3767/3756 LL LTW M Rps1c/1k 2 2 3 3 4 2

Rating Scale of 1-5 1 = Excellent 5 = Not Recommended

Xtend

RR2

Liberty

2017-18 CROPLAN Soybean Product Characterization

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FUNGICIDESCONTROLLING DISEASES & IMPROVING PLANT HEALTHThe debate on fungicide use seems to be an ongoing conversation. There

have been some large yield responses that are raising interest levels from

our customers on both corn and soybeans. Let’s discuss a few ways to

maximize the chance of higher returns on a fungicide application.

When you are selecting varieties for your farms keep in mind that every

variety has a weakness and there are no silver bullets. But just because a

hybrid is weak in one area, doesn’t mean it is not the best choice. Where

one variety might be weak on Northern Corn Leaf Blight, another may be

weak on Gray Leaf Spot. Make note of weaknesses in stalk or diseases

especially if you are in a corn on corn rotation. Some of our largest returns

are in continuous corn environments where the risk of disease infection is

higher. Ask your NEW Cooperative agronomist to help you make a priority

list and target your highest risk fields first.

Besides the obvious disease control fungicide offers, other benefits have

been noticed by growers and agronomists. Fungicides have proven to

improve overall plant health which includes stalk integrity at harvest. It is

hard to place an exact value to the ability to combining standing corn,

but being able to cover more acres per day and not having to run the

snoots on the ground hold some significance.

During the season keep the Disease Triangle in mind. Environment, Host,

and Disease inoculum all need to be present to have an infection in or on

the plant. The host is the corn or soybean plant. The disease inoculum is

more likely present in continuous corn, but inoculum of different diseases

can travel long distances during the growing season. The environment is

the most fluid of the three. High risk environment involves wet or humid

conditions. In years where we see heavy rainfall in the spring or during the

months of July and August, we observe higher diseases present in fields.

Not surprisingly this is when we also see the biggest responses in fungicide

applications.

Not all fungicides need to be applied at tassel. Making an in-furrow

application at planting can strengthen disease protection early in the

growing season especially in early or wet conditions. The V5 application

window allows for fungicides to be added to many herbicide programs. At

V5 it is still recommended that the grower also apply a tassel application.

Finally the tassel application is the most widely applied window. We

typically see our biggest yield responses when the corn is applied between

full tassel and brown silk. NEW Cooperative has many different products

available. Take some time to ask your local agronomist for the best

product to fit your operation.

APPLICATION

If you are not currently using fungicides,

talk to your agronomist about products

that may fit your operation. NEW

Cooperative offers many avenues for

applying fungicides. We offer aerial

application through plane or helicopter,

and we have high clearance sprayers to

assist in your ground application needs.

Later in the fall, we use these machines

to apply cover crops and do late season

herbicide applications. Contact your

local NEW Cooperative location about

these and other services we offer.

DISEASE CONTROL

NOTES

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