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3250CN New!
Bushy and branchy with season-long standability.
Outstanding and well-rounded defensive traits.
Sets a new bar for conventionals in this maturity group. -
32X40N New!
A great standing line with great early-season vigor.
Complete and solid defensive traits.
Contains the frogeye leaf spot gene. -
3369GTLL
Wider plant style with good standability.
Strong emergence to bust through tight soils.
Loaded defensive portfolio. -
3420GTLL New!
The complete package at mid-group III.
IDC + SDS + PRR + FE and fantastic stress tolerance.
All soil types, plant at med to high populations. -
3499EN
Nice combination of offense and defense – a plus for variable ground.
Fights for yield on tough ground with superior stress tolerance.
Works in any row width with excellent standability. -
34X97N
NE, IA & MO; Goes everywhere.
Medium-statured bean that maintains its height in tougher soils.
Handles tighter soils well. -
35X78N
Consistent, uniform look across the field.
Full canopied plant that can be planted in narrow rows.
Key mid group III product. -
3629GTLL
Consistent yields across testing locations.
107% of test average in Missouri.
SDS + Frogeye + Stem Canker. -
3839EN
Good standing line with nice height.
Stem canker resistant plus strong frogeye tolerance.
Consistent and tough product, perfect for variable ground. -
3857CN
Strong, consistent performance with flexible placement.
Expect yields that match new traited products.
Best kept north of I-70 and in 15″ or greater row widths. -
38X97N
Broadly adapted and well-suited to Nebraska and Missouri acres.
Excellent stress tolerance.
Quick to canopy. -
3960GTLL New!
Strong standability with a fuller canopy.
Data shows it as a yield leader in all soil types.
Stem canker resistant and nearly frogeye resistant too. -
40X98N
A brawny soybean line with tons of branching and sturdy legs.
2016 SDS testing was fantastic.
No gene for phytophthora, but it is exhibiting good field tolerance. -
4158CN
Versatile, consistent performance.
Well suited to Missouri and Illinois.
Stem canker resistant. -
4220GTLL New!
Nice full canopy and a sturdy plant structure.
Adaptability that covers Missouri.
Full resistance to Stem Canker and good frogeye protection. -
4230EN New!
Early group IV with a huge area of adaptation.
Lodging score is nearly perfect plus PRR, FE & SC.
Performs outside of its zone, down in the delta.
