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Asgrow® and DEKALB® offer products
tailored to your regional needs
For farmers in the Delta and Southeast regions
there is a moment of peace as harvest comes to a close.
However, as all farmers know, that moment doesn't
last long. Soon, farmers will need to begin planning for
spring and evaluating which products performed best
in their fields last season. Making decisions about what
products to use can be a daunting task, one that takes
time, assessment and research.
What to consider when planning for next season
The product choice decision for the upcoming season
involves factors ranging from yield number to weather
to weeds. Unfortunately, no one can predict the future,
and predicting what will work where is not always an
easy task. Luckily, Asgrow and DEKALB breeders look
specifically at issues and patterns that farmers come
ac
Asgrow® and DEKALB® offer products tailored to you
CHECKING SOYBEANS outside McGehee, Ark., are (fro
“ The Go for the Green contest ha
DAVID BENNETT, left, harvested a record-breaking
Weed management is a year-round job As
WEST TENNESSEE corn producer Brad Tinsley says pu
LEAVING CORN RESIDUE on the soil surface allows i
Weed enemy No. 1: Control resistant pigweed with
The Sneed brothers: They make soybeans and corn w
Intensive management program pays off in 100 bushe
Rotation helps control pests TIM FISHER, r
Three keys to 300 bushel corn: Sunlight, water, a
Light soybean rust pressures in 2014 may not repe
Disease incidence in corn was light, with a bit o
Manage aerial web blight to prevent leaf/pod loss
HARPER ARMSTRONG, who farms near Bastrop, La., ta
Asgrow and DEKALB brands offer high yield potentia
RICHARD JAMESON, Brownsville, Tenn., says dealing
Superior breeding leads to producer peace of mind
SLEDGE TAYLOR, left, and son David make a good te
Lessons learned by Carolinians in two wet croppin
`Armywormageddon' broke out in Arkansas soybeans
Southern university entomologists offer suggestion
With declining soybean prices, does it really pay
MICHAEL KENTY of Helena Chemical Co., above, chec
WITH A LARGE SOYBEAN crop ex- pected in the South
Safety on the farm requires patience, continued v
A small operation - JOH
GETTY IMAGES, J.D. Pooley Worldwide boost in corn
Soybean markets continue to chew on large product
Claybrook Farms silage improves herd, creates sus