We’re starting to see the results of a wet spring, especially all the rain we had in May. Here, we outline what you should look for throughout the growing season during years like this and provide some tips for managing crop challenges to meet your yield potential.
Soybean cyst nematode (SCN) is the parasite that causes the most soybean yield loss in the U.S., according to the Crop Protection Network. In 2022 it accounted for over 70% of the total yield loss in soybeans across the northern states.
Managing foliar diseases in corn and soybeans is not a new challenge for farmers. The tools we have available to us, however, are new. Today’s chemical products are not the same as they were 10 or 15 years ago. Multiple modes of action in one fungicide application give many layers of protection.
Ever thought about your soybean seed treatment like taking care of your new farm truck? They’re more similar than you think.
Champion Seed and innovative farmers like Nathan Voss go hand in hand. Read how Champion and the self-proclaimed conservationist use forward thinking to deliver high yields while extending the economic and environmental sustainability of his farm.
Branon Osmundson keeps coming back to Champion Seed — and not just because he knows he’ll get productive corn and soybeans for his fields. He knows he can trust Champion for honest advice and hands-on recommendations for his operation.
For Justin Hopkins, planting Champion goes beyond the cutting-edge technology to the customer service and always-accessible team of owners and agronomists that help him when he needs it most.
by Champion Seed Soybean Agronomist Rob Thomas Controlling weeds in soybean fields in 2022 could be more challenging than ever. …
At Champion Seed, we pride ourselves on our products. Which is why we test hybrids and varieties across thirty locations …
With one-third of U.S. farmland expected to change hands in the next 15 years, young and beginning farmers are urgently …
You see disease scores in Champion Seed product guides and tech sheets. What do they really mean for soybean product …
