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1 2015 SEED GUIDE Seed Corn Soybeans Forages Conservation Products Small Grains
2 LIMITED WARRANTY SEEDWAY, LLC warrants for one year from the date of sale that the seeds and plants sold conform to the label description, as required by state and federal seed laws. SEEDWAY, LLC MAKES NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PUR- POSE, OR OTHERWISE, WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE LABEL DESCRIP- TION. LIABILITY FOR DAMAGES FROM ANY CAUSE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIM- ITED TO, BREACH OF WARRANTY OR NEGLIGENCE, WITH RESPECT TO SUCH SEEDS OR PLANTS IS LIMITED TO A REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE. THIS REMEDY IS EXCLUSIVE. SHOULD PURCHASER WISH TO OBTAIN DIFFERENT RIGHTS THAN SET FORTH HEREIN, IT MAY NEGOTIATE WITH SEEDWAY TO OBTAIN SUCH ADDITIONAL RIGHTS AT AN INCREASE IN THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE SEEDS OR PLANTS. IN NO EVENT SHALL SEEDWAY, LLC BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMIT- ED TO, LOSS OF PROFITS. ANY CONTROVERSY OR CLAIM ARISING OUT OF THIS SALE SHALL BE SETTLED BY ARBITRATION, IN SYRACUSE, NEW YORK, IN ACCOR- DANCE WITH THE RULES OF THE AMERICAN ARBITRATION ASSOCIA- TION, AND THE DECISION OF THE ARBITRATORS SHALL BE FINAL AND BINDING UPON BOTH PARTIES, AND ANY JUDGEMENT UPON ANY AWARD RENDERED MAY BE ENTERED IN ANY COURT HAVING COMPE- TENT JURISDICTION. ANY ARBITRATION PROCEEDING OR OTHER CLAIM MUST BE BROUGHT IN CONNECTION WITH THIS TRANSACTION WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR AFTER THE GOODS ARE SOLD. INDEX Silage Hybrids Grain and Dual Purpose Hybrids Alfalfa Clover, Trefoil, Grasses Timothy, Bromegrass, Brassica Brassica, Orchardgrass, Ryegrass Ryegrass and Forage Grasses Cover Crops and Cover Crop Mixes Forage and Pasture Mixes Pasture Mixes and Annual Forages Grain Sorghum Soybeans Small Grains THIS AGREEMENT SHALL BE INTERPRETED AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. THESE TERMS SHALL NOT BE MODIFIED OR AMENDED EXCEPT IN WRITING, SIGNED BY BOTH PARTIES, UPON THIRTY (30) DAYS NOTICE BY REGU- LAR MAIL. By acceptance of the seeds or plants, purchaser acknowledges the terms of this limited warranty and limitation on damages and remedy. The terms of this limited warranty constitute the entire agreement between the parties regarding the sale of seeds or plants. John Deere Financing available. Ask about special financing that may be available to qualified customers. Contact your SEEDWAY District Sales Manager or the SEEDWAY Credit Department for more information at Multi-use accounts are a service of John Deere Financial, f.s.b.
3 SEEDWAY Lead Corn Hybrids SUPPORT HYBRIDS 3 HYBRID USE DAYS RM PAGE TRAIT HYBRID SW 1964GT Grain / Silage GT DAYS RM TRAIT USE SW SW 1994GT Grain / Silage CONV, GT SW 2180/ CV,RR G&S, PG 13 SW GT Grain / Silage GT SW SW 2754RR Grain / Silage 86/85 14 CV,RR SW 2901L Silage 87/86 9 LEAFY SW 3008GENVT2P (RIB) Grain 90/88 14 GENVT2P (RIB) SW 3008 VT2P (no RIB) 90/88 VT2P GRAIN, PG 14 SW 3100GENSS (RIB) Grain / Silage 91/89 14 GENSS (RIB) SW 3254RR Grain / Silage 91/90 15 RR SW 3754RR Grain / Silage 91/90 15 RR SW GT Grain / Silage 90/ GT SW 3654RR Grain / Silage 91/90 16 RR SW 3600GENSS (RIB) Grain 92/91 16 GENSS (RIB) SW 3301L Silage 93/91 9 LEAFY SW 3680GENSS (RIB) Grain 94/93 16 GENSS (RIB) SW 3937.bmr 94/92 BMR (bm3) SILAGE, PG 16 SW 3780 GENSS (RIB) Grain 94/93 17 GENSS (RIB) SW /93 CV G&S, PG 23 SW 3788GENVT2P (RIB) Grain / Silage 96/94 17 GENVT2P (RIB) SW 3788 VT3P (RIB) 96/94 VT3P PG 17 SW3804RR GENVT3P(RIB) Grain / Silage 97/95 17 RR, GENVT3P (RIB) 94/93 VT3P G&S, PG 17 SW 3854RR Grain / Silage 98/97 18 RR E390L - SW 3904LRR Silage 98/94 9 LEAFY, LEAFY+RR SW 3869 GTCBLLRW Grain 98/ GT SW 3994GT - SW 3990VIP Grain / Silage 99/98 18 GT, VIP 3111 SW 4018L GENVT3P (RIB) Silage 100/99 10 LEAFY+GENVT3P (RIB) SW 4009 GTCBLLRW Grain / Silage 100/ GT SW 4000GENSS (RIB) Grain 102/ GENSS (RIB) SW 4704RR 102/100 RR G&S, PG 19 SW 4200LV - SW 4204LVRR Silage 102/ LEAFY, LEAFY+RR SW 5501L - SW 5504LRR Silage 105/ LEAFY, LEAFY+RR SW 5430GENSS (RIB) Grain 105/ GENSS (RIB) SW 5478GENVT3P (RIB) Grain 106/ GENVT3P (RIB) SW 5554GT Grain / Silage 106/ GT SW 6601L - SW 6604LRR Silage 108/ LEAFY, LEAFY+RR SW 6604GT - SW GT SW 6600 VIP Grain 109/ GT, 3000GT, VIP 3111 SW 5720 GENSS (RIB) SW 6620GENSS (RIB) Grain 110/ GENSS (RIB) SW 6658 GENVT3P 111/ /107 SS(RIB) GRAIN, PG 11 GEN VT3P GRAIN. PG 21 SW GT Grain / Silage 111/ GT SW /110 CONV GRAIN, PG 21 SW6714RR GENVT3P (RIB) Grain / Silage 112/ RR, GENVT3P (RIB) SW 6709L 3000GT Silage LEAFY+3000GT SW GT Grain / Silage GT SW 7200GENSS (RIB) Grain GENSS (RIB) SW GT Grain / Silage GT SW 8238 GENVT3P 118 GEN VT3P G&S, PG 22
4 4 CORN TECHNOLOGY CORN HYBRID TRAITS RR2 = Roundup Ready Corn 2 Roundup Ready Corn 2 Technology. VT3 = gard VT Triple Roundup Ready Corn 2 Technology, gard Corn Borer, gard Corn Rootworm. GENVT2P = Genuity VT Double PRO Dual modes of action for above-ground insects and maximum protection against corn earworm. GENVT2P = Genuity VT Double PRO RIB Complete Corn Blend Dual modes of action for above-ground insects and maximum protection against corn earworm, RIB (Refuge in the Bag). GENVT3P = Genuity VT Triple PRO Dual modes-of-action for above-ground insect protection with belowground insect protection and Roundup Ready Corn 2 Technology. CORN HYBRID TRAITS Before opening a bag of seed, be sure to read and understand the stewardship requirements, including applicable refuge requirements for insect resistance management, for the biotechnology traits expressed in the seed as set forth in the Monsanto Technology Stewardship Agreement that you sign. By opening and using a bag of seed, you are reaffirming your obligation to comply with the most recent stewardship requirements. Monsanto Company is a member of Excellence Through Stewardship (ETS). Monsanto products are commercialized in accordance with ETS Product Launch Stewardship Guidance, and in compliance with Monsanto s Policy for Commercialization of Biotechnology-Derived Plant Products in Commodity Crops. Commercialized products have been approved for import into key export markets with functioning regulatory systems. Any crop or material produced from this product can only be exported to, or used, processed or sold in countries where all necessary regulatory approvals have been granted. It is a violation of national and international law to move material containing biotech traits across boundaries into nations where import is not permitted. Growers should talk to their grain handler or product purchaser to confirm their buying position for this product. Excellence Through Stewardship is a registered trademark of Biotechnology Industry Organization. B.t. products may not yet be registered in all states. Check with your Monsanto representative for the registration status in your state. IMPORTANT IRM INFORMATION: Genuity RIB Complete corn blend products do not require the planting of a structured refuge except in the Cotton- Growing Area where corn earworm is a significant pest. See the IRM/Grower Guide for additional information. Always read and follow IRM requirements. Roundup Technology includes Monsanto's glyphosate-based herbicide technologies. ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW PESTICIDE LABEL DIREC- TIONS. Roundup Ready crops contain genes that confer tolerance to glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup brand agricultural herbicides. Roundup brand agricultural herbicides will kill crops that are not tolerant to glyphosate. Genuity Design, Genuity Icons, Genuity, RIB Complete and Design, RIB Complete, Roundup PowerMAX, Roundup Ready 2 Technology and Design, Roundup Ready 2, Roundup Ready, Roundup Technology, Roundup, SmartStax, VT Double PRO, VT Triple PRO and Gard VT Triple are trademarks of Monsanto Technology LLC. LibertyLink and the Water Droplet Design is a registered trademark of Bayer. Herculex is a registered trademark of Dow AgroSciences LLC. Respect the Refuge and Corn Design and Respect the Refuge are registered trademarks of National Corn Growers Association. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. GENVT3P = Genuity VT Triple PRO RIB Complete Corn Blend Dual modes-of-action for above-ground insect protection with belowground insect protection and Roundup Ready Corn 2 Technology, RIB (Refuge in the Bag). GENSS = Genuity SmartStax RIB Complete Corn Blend Eight modes of insect and herbicide control. Roundup Ready Corn 2, LibertyLink, RIB (Refuge in the Bag).
5 CORN and SOYBEAN TECHNOLOGY 5 Agrisure GT Glyphosate tolerant. CORN HYBRID TRAITS Agrisure GT/CB/LL Glyphosate tolerant, Corn Borer control, Glufosinate tolerant. Agrisure 3000GT Corn Borer control, Corn Rootworm control, Glyphosate tolerant, Glufosinate tolerant. SOYBEAN TRAITS CONVENIENCE i New seed offers high quality and high yield potential versus bin-run i New seed ensures a reliable seed supply in many maturities. ECONOMICS i New seed yields 1.8 bushel per acre more than binrun i Bin-run planting rates are generally 15% higher than new seed. LIMITED WARRANTY BENEFITS i Dealer agronomic support before and after the sale i Risk management benefits of Roundup Rewards (over $600 million paid to growers since 1997). New Innovations i Royalties provide for research and development of new traits and higher-yielding germplasm i SEEDWAY and Monsanto are committed to our customers success. Agrisure Viptera 3111 Breakthrough multi-pest control of 16 above-and below-ground pests including corn earworm, corn borer and corn rootworm. Agrisure, Agrisure Viptera, CruiserMaxx and Cruiser Extreme are trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. Before opening a bag of seed, be sure to read and under stand the stewardship requirements, including applicable refuge requirements for insect resistance management, for the biotechnology traits expressed in the seed set forth in the technology agreement that you sign. By opening and using a bag of seed, you are reaffirming your obligation to comply with those stewardship requirements. Seed products with the LibertyLink (LL) trait are resistant to the herbicide glufosinate ammonium, an alternative to glyphosate in corn, and combine high-yielding genetics with the powerful, non-selective, postemergent weed control of Liberty herbicide for optimum yield and excellent weed control. LibertyLink, Liberty and the Water Droplet logo are registered trademarks of Bayer.
6 6 TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW Herbicide System European Corn Borer Northern Corn Rootworm Black Cutworm Western Bean Cutworm Fall Armyworm Corn Ear Worm Common Stalk Borer Forage Quality Effect Insect Refuge Required Conventional (no traits) Various Options No No No No No No No Hybrid Specific No Leafy (forage trait) Leafy (plus herbicide) (flex acres for grain) Various Options Glyphosate No No No No No No No No No No No No No No Positive Ruminant Nutrition No No Leafy (plus insect trait) (flex acres for grain) Glyphosate Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Some Neutral - Minus No (VT3P) Brown Midrib (silage specific) Various Options No No No No No No No Positive Ruminant Nutrition No Glyphosate (Roundup & Agrisure ) Single Trait RR GT No No No No No No No Neutral No Agrisure GT/CB/LL GT and Glufosinate Yes No No No Yes Some Yes Ask for data Yes 20 % Triple Stack gard VT Triple VT3 RR Yes Yes No No No Some Yes Ask for data Yes 20 % Multiple Stack Agrisure 3000GT GT and Glufosinate Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Yes Ask for data Yes 20 % Multiple Stack Genuity VT Double PRO RR Yes No No No Yes Yes Some Ask for data No (RIB Complete ) Multiple Stack Genuity VT Triple PRO RR Yes Yes No No Yes Yes Some Ask for data No (RIB Complete ) Multiple Stack Agrisure Viptera 3111 GT Glufosinate Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Ask for data Yes 20% Multiple Stack Genuity SmartStax (RIB Complete ) RR and Glufosinate Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Some Ask for data No Technology value is driven by cost and return. Carefully consider production needs as you make technology decisions. Crop rotation, past history, and end use are important considerations. Options for insect control should consider planter box, seed applied, and in-furrow options. Consult a SEEDWAY representative if needed. Standard SEEDWAY treatment CE250 (SOIL) Fusarium Pythium Rhizoctonia Insect Insect Insect Insect Insect Insect GENERAL SEED CARE COMPARISONS TREATMENT (COMPLEX) WIRE WORM WHITE GRUB BLACK CUTWORM SEED CORN MAGGOT FLEA BEETLE ROOT- WORM COMMENT Untreated NO NO NO NO NO NO NO Some organic use Conventional (in bag) Partial NO NO NO NO NO NO Low level fungicidal activity only Planter Box Applied Partial YES See label See label YES NO NO Additional early season protection - see label Cruiser Extreme 250 (low) YES YES YES YES YES NO NO Cruiser Extreme Effective Cruiser Extreme 1250 (high) YES YES YES YES YES YES Some Very effective
7 HYBRID SEEDWAY Silage Hybrids 7 DAYS RM TRAIT PLANT SIZE FLOWERING MILKLINE KERNEL TEXTURE STAY GREEN HARVEST SILAGE POP YIELD FIBER DIG. GRAIN DIG. COMMENT SW 1964GT 77 GT 2.5 E Med 2.5 M-H EF, High quality northern silage SW SW 1994GT 80 CONV, GT 2.5 M - E Med+ 3 M-H Excellent silage yield in maturity SW GT GT 2 M - M Med 2.5 High High grain content silage SW SW 2754RR 86/85 CONV, RR 3 M - M Med 3 M-H EF, top silage quality profile SW 2901L 87/86 LEAFY 1.5 M - M Med+ 2.5 M-H EF, harvest timely, matures well SW 3008GENVT2P (RIB) 90/88 GENVT2P (RIB) 3.5 EM - M Med-Hard 3.5 High Silage, corn borer protected SW 3100GENSS (RIB) 91/89 GENSS (RIB) 2 M - M Med 2.5 High Good choice for silage where rootworm protection needed SW 3254RR 91/90 RR 2.5 M - M Med 2 M EF, high fiber & grain digestibility SW 3754RR 91/90 RR 2 M - E Med- 2 M-H EF, high fiber & grain digestibility Good choice for long rotation SW GT 90/ GT 2 M - M Med- 2 M-H acres needing rootworm SW 3654RR 91/90 RR 2 M - E Med 2 M EF with nice grain content Good choice for long rotation SW 3600GENSS (RIB) 92/91 GENSS (RIB) 2 M Med 2 M-H acres needing rootworm SW 3301L 93/91 LEAFY 1 EM - M Med 2.5 M EF, earlier than E390L, similar SW 3937.bmr 94/92 BMR.bm3 3 M - M Med-Hard 2.5 HIGH ENF - superb digestibility SW 3680GENSS (RIB) 94/93 GENSS (RIB) 4 EM - M Med 3 M-H Forage quality - good for traited silage at high populations SW 3780GENSS (RIB) 94/93 GENSS (RIB) 2.5 M Med 3 M-H Better milk / ton than milk / acre SW 3788GENVT2P (RIB) 96/94 GENVT2P (RIB) 2.5 EM - M Med 2.5 M-H Solid for northern silage SW 3804RR GENVT3P (RIB) 97/95 RR, GENVT3P (RIB) 3 M - ML Med+ 3.5 M-H EF, nice quality package SW 3854RR 98/97 RR 2.5 M Med 2.5 M EF Versatile dual-purpose E390L - SW 3904LRR 98/94 LFY, LFY+RR 1 M - M Med 3.5 M-H EF, Leafy, yield & quality leader SW 3869 GTCBLLRW 98/ GT 3.5 M - ML Med+ 3.5 M-H Support silage product - use for silage only when traits needed SW 3994GT - SW 3990VIP 99/98 GT, VIP M - M Med 3.5 M-H Support silage product Use traits when needed EF, Leafy silage and GENVT3P SW 4018L GENVT3P (RIB) 100/99 LFY+GENVT3P (RIB) 1 M - M Med+ 3.5 M-H for rootworm acres SW 4009 GTCBLLRW 100/ GT 2.5 EM - EM Med 3.5 M-H EF, strong forage quality w/traits SW 4000GENSS (RIB) 102/100 GENSS (RIB) 2 M - M Med 2.5 H Support silage product Use traits when needed SW 4200LV - SW 4204LVRR 102/101 LFY, LFY+RR 1 M - ML Med 3 M-H EF, leafy, leading silage value SW 5501L - SW 5504LRR 105/104 LFY, LFY+RR 1 M - M Med 2 M-H ENF, superb digestibility SW 5430GENSS (RIB) 105/104 GENSS (RIB) 2.5 EM - EM Med 2.5 M-H Support silage product Use traits when needed SW 5478GENVT3P (RIB) 106/104 GENVT3P (RIB) 2.5 M - M Med-Hd. 3.5 M-H Support silage product Use traits when needed SW 5554GT 106/105 GT 2 M - M Med 3.5 M-H EF, complete silage package SW 6601L - SW 6604LRR 108/107 LFY, LFY+RR 1.5 EM - M Med 2 M-H EF, leafy, leader in maturity Silage where disease and trait SW 6604GT GT VIP 109/108 GT-3000GT-VIP 3.5 M - M Hard 2 High protection comes first SW 6620GENSS (RIB) 110/109 GENSS (RIB) 2 M - M Med.Hd. 2 M-H Silage on any acre SW GT 111/ GT 1.5 Med 3 M-H Good silage performance SW 6714RR - SW 6718GENVT3P (RIB) 112/111 RR, GENVT3P (RIB) 2.5 Med 3.5 M-H EF, tops in traited silage SW 6709L 3000GT 112 LFY+3000GT 1.5 Med 2.5 Med ENF, very good silage profile SW GT GT EF, solid quality traited silage Silage where trait protection SW 7200GENSS (RIB) 114 GENSS (RIB) 2.5 Hard 2.5 Med comes first SW GT GT 1.5 Med.Hd. 1.5 M-H Silage on rootworm acres NEW HYBRIDS BOLD 1=BEST or TALLEST or HARDEST TEXTURE. 9= INADEQUATE or SHORTEST or SOFTEST TEXTURE ( 4=midscale = AVERAGE WITHIN A MATURITY BAND ) Relative Maturity: SEEDWAY rates hybrids in days relative maturity since it is most universally accepted in the region. This system compares hybrids accurately within the Seedway product lineup. It should not be expected to compare directly to calendar days since corn varies growth according to environmental influences and management which are independent of the calendar. The NY column rates relative maturity for NY, New England and high elevation areas of PA in days. CCB (central corn belt latitude) column rates approximate maturity for OH,PA, MD, DE and VA in days. Consult a SEEDWAY representative for additional information, or call the SEEDWAY corn product manager at EF = effective fiber, ENF = enhanced fiber when compared to average set of similar products including competitor checks
8 8 Finding The Silage Winners Corn Silage Quality and Milk Making Potential Vary Across Varieties From more than a quarter century of continuous silage quality evaluation we know all varieties used for corn silage are not equal in value to a cow... that s the easy part. PRODUCE CORN SILAGE FOR THE FORAGE TEST, OR THE COW? It is important to know that standard nutrient content testing used to build dairy cow rations is not likely to detect total differences in value among corn silage samples. Nutrient content testing is very good technology at measuring the amount of fiber, protein, starch, and ash in a specific sample. This is important for baseline ration building. However, from this point onward, equations must be used by the laboratory to PREDICT remaining values in the report. Prediction, especially for the fiber component, is a practical necessity because fiber digestibility and performance in a cow can not be fully characterized from nutrient component testing using todays technology. Additional fiber analysis may be done to learn more about fiber quality of samples. However, this is not standard ration building practice. It is apparent that fiber quality characterization by nutrient content, will only be as good as the predictive system. Cows show us in daily practice that our prediction system is not yet as good as it needs to be, since cows routinely perform differently than forage tests predict. Today s nutrient content science is a partial solution to evaluating forage quality determining total energy content in a corn silage. Since energy content is a critical driver of milk production, it plays a substantial role in whole farm profitability. Ignoring fiber digestibility simply wastes a home produced resource that can reduce purchased supplemental energy while sustaining or increasing milk production. Thus, the key question before producers is to produce corn silage for the nutrient content test, or the cow. We believe the best whole farm profitability strategy is to focus on cow performance using pre-tested silage genetics. Research Observations SEEDWAY and INDEPENDENT 1 Grain yield and stover digestibility are independent factors. 2 Stover digestibility correlates well with whole plant digestibility. 3 Increasing grain content may not increase whole plant quality. 4 Improvements in whole-plant quality may be achieved by improving stover digestibility without sacrificing grain content. 5 Grain percentage of a silage sample is not a reliable indicator of whole plant energy available to a cow for milk production. (SEEDWAY and multiple independent works by Deinum, Struik, Bakker, Vatticonda, Hunter, Dolstra, Medema, et al) SEEDWAY SILAGE SPECIFICS ARE COW READY Our silage product approach is to provide dairymen with repeatable silage value by characterizing all our silage specifics, dual purpose, and grain profile hybrids for whole plant yield, fiber digestibility, and grain quality for a cow. SEEDWAY silage specifics are tested in grain trials during this process to assure grain yield and agronomics support the total silage package. We ve done the fiber digestibility homework to weed out hidden bad fiber hybrids that stall out milk production behind the scenes. Key to the SEEDWAY silage approach is building from a broad array of hybrids from different genetic backgrounds. Many are suited only for silage. Our focus is not to silage test a pre-selected narrow set of similar grain hybrids hoping to find small nutrient content test differences, as others do. We broadly test using yield, NIR, in vitro, or insitu as needed to determine repeatable silage value to your cow. When she is happy with her ration, you re happy. Your wallet should be pleasantly surprised, too. Symbols to quick pick silage quality winners. Enhanced Fiber Hybrids ENF Effective Fiber Hybrids EF Pre-tested hybrids for yield and whole plant quality. We re confident we ve found the silage winners.
9 Silage Specific SW 2901L Maturity 87/86 days RM NY/CCB EF SILAGE SPECIFIC Silage Specific SW 3301L Maturity 93/91 days RM NY/CCB EF Silage Specific E390L - SW 3904LRR Maturity 98/94 days RM NY/CCB EF 9 Highly productive leafy silage producer. Very good early vigor and growth. Exceptional leafy agronomics with good standability, including grain trials. Good plant size for silage, but not excessively top heavy. Very good roots. Tolerates modern planting populations better than most leafy hybrids. Exceptional grain yield demonstrated in grain yield trials supporting high grain content silage. PEST TOLERANCE - Good to very good. SHELLING EASE - Very good for leafy. EAR PICKING - Not recommended. LIMITATIONS - Too much fodder for ear picking. MANAGEMENT - Include as first choice silage specific hybrid where strong agronomics and grain yield permit excess silage acres to be harvested for grain. Maintain soil potassium levels. Leafy with excellent agronomics. Earlier than E390L with similar yield potential. Good early vigor and growth. Moves north, maintaining fast growth rate. Longer optimum harvest quality window. Improved Leafy pest tolerance. Consistent performance history. PEST TOLERANCE - Very good.. EAR PICKING - Not recommended. LIMITATIONS - Performs best at medium to high populations. Too much fodder for ear picking. MANAGEMENT - Use moderate populations for average fertility. Higher populations are possible in productive environments such as behind sod and liquid manure. Maintain soil potassium levels. Proven leafy hybrid E390L conventional with legacy of total silage performance. SW 3904LRR elevates performance. Unique genetics, Northeast adaptation. Leafy gene, high bio-mass accumulation. Balanced grain / stover production. Outstanding grain yield on flex acres for grain. Competes with modern traited hybrids for grain yield in its maturity. Milk-Per-Acre standard of comparison. PEST TOLERANCE - Very good.. EAR PICKING - Not recommended. LIMITATIONS - Will not ear pick well. MANAGEMENT - Use modern populations for general use. Test forage to time harvest at proper moisture - forage is commonly drier than it appears. E390L - CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES SW 3904LRR - ROUNDUP READY High grain yield potential with good agronomics. Elevated sugar content of forage. Exceptional dry matter accumulation rate with very good fiber digestibility and elevated sugar content of forage. Exceptional performance consistency and ear flex. Elevated sugar content of forage and grain digestibility.
10 10 SILAGE SPECIFIC Silage Specific SW 4018L GENVT3P (RIB) Maturity 100/99 days RM NY EF Leafy silage specific with Genuity Triple Pro Protection. Rootworm and corn borer resistant for any position in the corn rotation. Tall, medium dark green with adequate agronomics. Finishes well in northern areas and moves south for wide adaptation. Medium plus grain fill period for making good grain content leafy silage. Refuge in the bag - no structural refuge required. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent. SHELLING EASE - Fair to good. EAR PICKING - Not recommended. LIMITATIONS - Not well suited to low fertility or thin poor soils. MANAGEMENT - Target to soils with adequate moisture and fertility for elevated biomass production. Potassium medium to high range with N to K balance one to one. Silage Specific SW 4200LV - SW 4204LVRR Maturity 102/101 days RM NY/CCB EF Extremely wide adaptation. Value priced leafy suited north and south. Flowers medium - medium plus accumulating dry matter rapidly in vegetative and grain fill stages. Top agronomics for tall plant type. Combines yield and forage quality. Matures well, including the north. PEST TOLERANCE - V. Good to excellent.. EAR PICKING - Not recommended. LIMITATIONS - Poor for ear pick. MANAGEMENT - Moderate populations for general use. Increasing population is possible with supporting nutrients. Elevated bio-mass production can be accomplished where N/P/K are balanced and adequate in supply. SW 4200LV - CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES SW4204LVRR - ROUNDUP READY Silage Specific SW 5501L - SW 5504LRR Maturity 105/104 days RM NY ENF Leafy hybrid with peak fiber quality. Developed for silage yield and elevated fiber digestibility. Tall, dark green, very high dry matter accumulation rate. Healthy, including Anthracnose tolerance. Long grain fill period for making quality silage in all areas. Equals brown midrib silage quality with out the yield drag of bmr. PEST TOLERANCE - Good to very good. SHELLING EASE - Very good. EAR PICKING - Not recommended. LIMITATIONS - Caution: not suited to low fertility or excessively droughty sites. MANAGEMENT - Target to soils supported with adequate moisture and fertility for elevated biomass production. Potassium should be medium to high range and nitrogen to potassium balance one to one. SW 5501L - CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES SW 5504LRR - ROUNDUP READY Rootworm protected silage specific genetics. ELEVATED GRAIN DIGESTIBILITY. Disease Res Silage genetics in value seed package. Elevated sugar content forage. ELEVATED GRAIN DIGESTIBILITY. Total yield & quality silage package. Elevated sugar content forage. ELEVATED GRAIN DIGESTIBILITY.
11 SILAGE SPECIFIC 11 Silage Specific SW 6601L - SW 6604LRR Maturity 108/107 days RM NY/CCB EF Silage Specific SW 6709L 3000GT Maturity 112 days RM NY/CCB ENF Silage Specific SW 3937.bmr Maturity 96/94 days RM NY/CCB ENF Widely adapted leafy silage specific. Exceptional north and south adaptation. Flowers early, accumulating dry matter well for fuller season hybrid. Top agronomics for tall plant type. Combines yield and forage quality. Matures well as far north as Vermont. PEST TOLERANCE - V. good to excellent.. EAR PICKING - Not recommended. LIMITATIONS - Poor for ear pick. MANAGEMENT - Moderate to high populations for general use. Provide fertility for high biomass production. Farms with liquid manure systems report especially high yields. Monitor nitrogen and potassium total supply and balance these nutrients one to one. SW 6601L - CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES SW 6601LRR - ROUNDUP READY Agrisure 3000GT trait stack leafy silage specific for any acre including corn after corn. Glyphosate, corn borer, corn rootworm tolerant. High grain yields in SEEDWAY trials. Step change in southern Leafy adaptation with high dry matter accumulation rate. Softer grain texture for easier management at harvest supporting HIGH MILK-PER- ACRE potential. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent. SHELLING EASE - Very good. EAR PICKING - Not recommended. LIMITATIONS - Improved plant health may mask silage maturity in some years and conditions. Time harvest based on whole plant moisture, not plant color and appearance. MANAGEMENT - Balance nitrogen and potassium nutrient supply one to one. Brown Midrib Hybrid with elevated fiber and grain digestibility. Strong bmr performance in medium and short season areas. Medium stature with exceptional roots and stalks for bmr hybrid type. Ability to perform well in cool areas is exceptional for a bmr product. Naturally derived bm3 gene. Highest forage quality of the bmr series. This is not a bm1 product. Natural Non-GMO VERY HIGH MILK-PER-TON potential. PEST TOLERANCE - Fair to good. SHELLING EASE - Not applicable. EAR PICKING - Not applicable. LIMITATIONS - will not perform to potential in long season areas with disease pressure and heat stress. Keep north. MANAGEMENT - Best practice is to harvest any bmr silage on a timely basis as soon as useful dry matter level is reached. SW 3937.bmr - CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES Stress Tol. Disease Res Silage genetics optimize yield & quality. Elevated sugar content forage. ELEVATED GRAIN DIGESTIBILITY. Southern adaptation. Elevated sugar content of forage. Trait protection with fiber quality. Specialty northern silage genetics including bm3 gene for maximum MILK PER TON.
12 12 SEEDWAY Grain and Dual-Purpose Hybrids HYBRID DAYS RM TRAIT EARLY VIGOR YIELD POT. EAR FLEX DRY DOWN TEST WEIGHT PLANT SIZE STALK STRENGTH ROOT STAY GREEN STRESS TOL. HARVEST POP. SW 1964GT 77 GT M-H SW SW1994GT 80 CONV, GT M-H SW 2180 SW 2184RR 83 CONV, RR M-H SW GT GT H SW SW 2754RR 86/85 CV, RR M-H SW 3008GENVT2P (RIB), no-rib 90/88 GENVT2P (RIB) H SW 3100GENSS (RIB) 91/89 GENSS (RIB) H SW 3254RR 91/90 RR M SW 3754RR 91/90 RR M-H SW GT 90/ GT M-H SW 3654RR 91/90 RR M SW 3600GENSS (RIB) 92/91 GENSS (RIB) M-H SW 3680GENSS (RIB) 94/93 GENSS (RIB) M-H SW 3780GENSS (RIB) 94/93 GENSS (RIB) M-H SW /93 CONV M-H SW 3788GENVT2P (RIB) 96/94 GENVT2P (RIB) M-H SW 3804RR GENVT3P (RIB) 97/95 RR, GENVT3P (RIB) M-H SW 3854RR 98/97 RR M-H SW 3869 GTCBLLRW 98/ GT M-H SW 3994GT - SW 3990VIP 99/98 GT, VIP M-H SW 4009 GTCBLLRW 100/ GT H SW 4000GENSS (RIB) 102/100 GENSS (RIB) HIGH SW 4704RR 102/100 RR M SW 5430GENSS (RIB) 105/104 GENSS (RIB) M-H SW 5478GENVT3P (RIB) 106/104 GENVT3P (RIB) M-H SW 5554GT 106/105 GT M-H SW 5720GENSS (RIB) 108/107 GENSS (RIB) M-H GT, 3000GT, SW 6604GT - SW GT - SW 6600VIP 109/108 VIP H SW 6620GENSS (RIB) 110/109 GENSS (RIB) M-H SW 6658GENVT3P 111/109 GENVT3P MED SW GT 111/ GT M-H SW /110 CONV MED SW 6714RR - SW 6718GENVT3P 112/111 RR, GENVT3P (RIB) M-H SW GT GT M-H SW 7200GENSS (RIB) 114 GENSS (RIB) MED SW GT GT M-H SW 8238GENVT3P 118 GENVT3P M-H NEW HYBRIDS BOLD 1=BEST or TALLEST or HARDEST TEXTURE. 9= INADEQUATE or SHORTEST or SOFTEST TEXTURE ( 4=midscale = AVERAGE WITHIN A MATURITY BAND ) Relative Maturity: SEEDWAY rates hybrids in days relative maturity since it is most universally accepted in the region. This system compares hybrids accurately within the SEEDWAY product lineup. It should not be expected to compare directly to calendar days since corn varies growth according to environmental influences and management which are independent of the calendar. The NY column rates relative maturity for NY, New England and high elevation areas of PA in days. CCB (central corn belt latitude) column rates approximate maturity for OH,PA, MD, DE and VA in days. Consult a SEEDWAY representative for additional information, or call the SEEDWAY corn product manager at KEEP GOOD PLANTING RECORDS. Take special care so appropriate herbicides are used.
13 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE 13 Grain & Silage SW 1964GT Maturity 77 days RM NY EF Grain & Silage SW SW 1994GT Maturity 80 days RM NY Grain & Silage SW GT Maturity 86 days RM NY Highly productive early, dual purpose. Conventional and Agrisure GT. Maintains vigor and stature across conditions for versatile productivity. Population flexible; semi-flex ear type. Quick grain setup with good quality. Very fast drydown. Adequate test weight with good starch and oil content for high quality high moisture corn for on farm feeding. Exceptional early vigor observed. PEST TOLERANCE - Very Good EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - Adequate roots. Root strength may not be suitable for muck soils. MANAGEMENT - Use for shortest maturity, strong emergence, and high grain or silage yield potential in maturity. SW 1964GT - GLYPHOSATE TOLERANT Highly productive early, dual purpose. Conventional and Agrisure GT. Maintains vigor and stature across conditions for versatile productivity. Population flexible; semi-flex ear type. Quick grain setup with good quality. Very fast drydown. Adequate test weight with good starch and oil content for high quality high moisture corn for on farm feeding. Exceptional early vigor observed. PEST TOLERANCE - Very Good EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - Adequate roots. Root strength may not be suitable for muck soils. MANAGEMENT - Use for shortest maturity, strong emergence, and high grain or silage yield potential in maturity. SW CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES SW 1994GT - GLYPHOSATE TOLERANT Agrisure 3000GT version of SW 2344GTCBLL Consistently at the top of grain yield trials in the Northeast, with drydown. Agrisure GT & Liberty Link tolerant. Agrisure 3000GT version is rootworm & corn borer resistant. Med. height in maturity with girthy ears. Complete husk cover, fall husk flares. Ear flex supports silage and grain use. Work horse hybrid on average soils and racehorse performance on better soils. Often beats fuller season hybrids in yield. Exceptional drydown pattern across years. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - Handles higher populations when fertility is good. May yield plateau when nutrients are tight. MANAGEMENT - Allow fertility and soils to determine populations. Benefits from starter and sidedress nitrogen for best yield. SW 2344GTCBLL VERSION ALSO AVAILABLE Consistency of performance. Very short season maturity. Adapts to late plant opportunities Consistency of performance. Very short season maturity. Adapts to late plant opportunities Top end grain yield. Competes with later hybrids for yield.
14 14 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE Grain & Silage Grain Grain & Silage SW SW 2754RR SW 3008GENVT2P (RIB) SW 3100GENSS (RIB) Maturity 86/85 days RM NY / CCB Maturity 90/88 days RM NY / CCB Maturity 91/89 days RM NY / CCB EF Conventional and Roundup Ready northern adapted hybrid. Very high grain and good silage yield potential in maturity. Exceptional grain finish in fall with profit saving drydown and genetic resistance to most ear molds. Medium to med. plus stature in maturity. Solid agronomics including roots. Moves north into shorter season areas and up elevation into cooler environments. PEST TOLERANCE - Very Good EAR PICKING - Excellent (hand picks) LIMITATIONS - No trait insect protection. MANAGEMENT - Use for high grain yield potential, genetic diversity, versatile fit to grain / silage acre. SW CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES SW 2754RR - ROUNDUP READY Go to grain performer with yield, agronomics, and test weight. Excellent grain performance including years with drought stress. Genuity VT Double PRO with corn borer insect protection and Roundup Ready herbicide system. No insect refuge required. Very good stalk and roots. Consistent ear down row. Excellent choice for high populations. Well adapted to all cropping systems including corn after corn and no-till. Medium stature with upright leaf. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - Grain profile hybrid with less silage fit. MANAGEMENT - Excellent choice for higher populations and long corn rotations. Strong performance the last two years including some stress sites. Genuity SmartStax with maximum insect protection for high value grain acres. No structural insect refuge required. Very good stalks and roots. Ear consistent down row. Semi-flex. Northern Corn Leaf Blight tolerant. Good stalk Anthracnose tolerance. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - may show minor physical herbicide effects on plants sprayed with growth regulator / pigment inhibitor herbicides. has not been impaired by either group of herbicides. MANAGEMENT - Recommended for corn after corn Exceptional grain drydown in northern areas. Digestible fiber. Top end yields with test weight. Stress tolerance and insect protection.
15 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE 15 Grain & Silage Grain & Silage Grain & Silage SW 3254RR SW 3754RR SW GT Maturity 91/90 days RM NY / CCB Maturity 91/90 days RM NY / CCB Maturity 90/89 days RM NY / CCB EF Single trait Roundup performance in northern adapted package. Unique genetics combine grain and silage performance into one product including fiber and grain digestibility. Maintains yield, stature, plant integrity across varying conditions. Very good ear flex, timely grain setup, good grain drydown, for northern production areas. Agronomics work north and south including stalk and foliar Anthracnose tolerance. Outstanding hand snap and husk. PEST TOLERANCE - Very Good EAR PICKING - Excellent ( hand picks ) LIMITATIONS - No trait insect protection. MANAGEMENT - Versatile. All uses. High yielding single trait glyphosate tolerant hybrid in the 91/90 RM maturity. Larger stature - maintains across soil types Solid stalks and roots. Very good foliar disease package including stalk and foliar Anthracnose tolerance. Outstanding ear package and husk cover. Excellent choice for dual purpose use and variable soils, due to strong ear flex. Substantial native tolerance to insects in trials - no added trait cost. PEST TOLERANCE - Very good EAR PICKING - Excellent ( handsnaps ) LIMITATIONS - No GMO trait protection. MANAGEMENT - Exceptional choice where ear flex is an advantage. However, SW 3754RR tolerates medium to high populations where fertility supports higher yield. Agrisure 3000GT grain hybrid with exceptional yield potential. Consistent grain and silage performance across years. Medium - medium plus stature. Long corn rotation fit with rootworm and corn borer protection. Extremely blocky ear with deep kernel. Plot topper candidate. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent SHELLING EASE - Very good. EAR PICKING - Fair to good. LIMITATIONS - Roots are adequate for general use. There are better hybrid choices for extremely light soils, sand, muck. MANAGEMENT - Use for all positions in the corn rotation where corn rootworm protection is needed. Disease Res Root Str. Cool season, high elevation performer. Short season ear flex with genetic resistance to grain molds and stalk Anthracnose. Stalk and foliar Anthracnose tolerance. Ears tip fill extremely well. Exceptional top end grain yield potential.
16 16 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE Grain & Silage SW 3654RR Maturity 91/90 days RM NY / CCB EF Grain SW 3600GENSS (RIB) Maturity 92/91 days RM NY / CCB Grain SW 3680GENSS (RIB) Maturity 94/93 days RM NY / CCB Potential new grain yield leader in dual purpose group for maturity Single trait Roundup ease and safety. Medium to medium plus stature. Maximum ear flex with substantial girth Medium, late season staygreen, for dual purpose and silage fit. Grain medium texture with dent cap. Showy appearance. Different genetics seldom seen in this maturity offering strong ear flex with the harvest versatility dairy producers value. Good choice for first and second year corn. PEST TOLERANCE - Good to Very Good EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - No rootworm protection. MANAGEMENT - Use where end use is not known before the acre is planted, or plans may change. Star of grain plots last two years for grain yield and drydown. Roundup ease and safety. Consistent performer to generate high farm grain yield average across all acres. Adequate disease package, tolerating Northern Corn Leaf Blight, Eyespot, and most other Northeast problem diseases. Medium stature with semi-fixed ear Good ear package and husk cover. Profitable - grain dries nicely in field for lower drying cost. Traits further protect yield. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent SHELLING EASE - Very good to Excellent EAR PICKING - Good LIMITATIONS - Average Gray Leaf Spot. MANAGEMENT - Use any position in the corn rotation, including corn after corn. Genuity SmartStax grain hybrid with refuge in the bag. Replaces SW 3688RRYGCRW (VT3). Same base genetics. Very high grain yield with good drydown. Shorter stature hybrid with silage fit primarily in high populations on long corn rotations. Steady agronomics protect yield. Extremely blocky ear with deep kernel. Plot topper candidate. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - Medium stature caps whole plant silage yield as populations drift lower. MANAGEMENT - Use for all corn rotations including corn after corn. Disease Res Very strong ear flex with good tip fill. Clean grain from mold resistant genetics. Very good high population performance with grain yield consistency over years. Exceptional top end grain yield potential.
17 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE 17 Grain SW 3780GENSS (RIB) Maturity 94/93 days RM NY / CCB Grain & Silage SW 3788GENVT2P (RIB) Maturity 96/94 days RM NY / CCB Grain & Silage SW3804RR - SW3808GENVT3P (RIB) Maturity 97/95 days RM NY / CCB EF Genuity SmartStax grain hybrid with refuge in the bag. Top grain yield history with strong agronomics make this a promising combination in a new hybrid. Fast starts and growth potential in testing was exceptional. Fixed style girthy ear. Adequate drydown for main season grain use anywhere the maturity is grown. Moves north / south into any tillage or no-till system. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good to excellent LIMITATIONS - None known. MANAGEMENT - Push for maximum grain yield in the 28,000-34,000 range. Grain yield leader in the maturity with SW 3680GENSS & new SW Genuity VT Double PRO. Roundup ease and safety. Medium to medium plus stature. Good grain/silage package for corn after corn acres. Profitable - grain dries well in field. Handles foliar blights and continues to perform in their presence. PEST TOLERANCE - Very Good EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - Not rootworm protected. MANAGEMENT - Mainstream grain and silage product for all tillage systems. Star of plots last year on visuals and yield. Roundup ease and safety. Widely adapted and early flowering which fits the Northeast well Good Northern Corn Leaf Blight, Eyespot, and Stalk Anthracnose tolerance. Attractive semi-upright leaved plant. Outstanding ear package and husk cover. Profitable - grain dries well in field. Medium/tall suitable for silage use. PEST TOLERANCE - Very good (RR) Excellent (Triple PRO) EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - Average Gray Leaf Spot. MANAGEMENT - Better in short and medium length corn rotations than continuous corn. SW 3804RR - ROUNDUP READY SW GENUITY VT TRIPLE PRO RIB High percentage grain yield wins. Exceptional top end grain yield potential. High grain yield and high population tolerance.
18 18 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE Grain & Silage SW 3854RR Maturity 99/97 days RM NY / CCB EF Grain SW 3869 GTCBLLRW Maturity 98/97 days RM NY / CCB Grain & Silage SW 3994GT VIP Maturity 99/98 days RM NY / CCB SW 3854RR, new single trait Roundup similar in plant profile to SW 4704RR. Dual purpose plant profile combining both flex and girth in the same ear package, with row ears. Healthy, high yielding in testing. Nice kernel depth and good husk cover. Has moved north / south well in testing, though data is limited. Handled foliar Anthracnose well in test ing, suggesting it will work on the high crop residue acre Better yield potential than SW4704RR with drier grain at harvest PEST TOLERANCE - Very good. SHELLING EASE - Very good to excellent. EAR PICKING - Good. LIMITATIONS - no trait insect protection. MANAGEMENT - Versatile for any use. SW 3869GTCBLLRW ( Agrisure 3000GT ) trait stack combines Glyphosate and LibertyLink resistance with corn borer / rootworm protection. Consistent yield with good agronomics. Fast starts with outstanding seedling vigor, finishing with good plant health. Fixed row girthy ear. Above average drydown. Moves north / south and good in minimum tillage and no-till. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good to excellent LIMITATIONS - Prefers productive soils. MANAGEMENT - Push for maximum grain yield in the 28,000-34,000 range. Outstanding grain yield potential. SW 3994GT is glyphosate resistant. SW 3990VIP fully protected with the Agrisure Viptera 3111 insect trait package. Showy hybrid with impressive ears and good silage yield, especially north Excellent late season health and intactness for improved southern movement and protection of yield. Very strong seedling vigor. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good to excellent LIMITATIONS - Average roots not suitable for extremely light soils. MANAGEMENT - Use widely for grain on all soil types except muck or sand Proven Northeast genetics bring additional girth and kernel depth to earlier maturity. Consistent. High percentage wins over time against competitor grain checks. Tolerates modern tillage systems with higher surface residue. Strong for silage in northern locations.
19 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE 19 Grain & Silage SW 4009GTCBLLRW Maturity 100/99 days RM NY / CCB EF Grain SW 4000GENSS (RIB) Maturity 102/100 days RM NY / CCB Grain SW 5430GENSS (RIB) Maturity 105/104 days RM NY / CCB SW 4009GTCBLLRW (Agrisure 3000GT) stack combines glyphosate and LibertyLink resistance with corn borer and rootworm protection. Rapid grain drydown in early and late season windows, lowering drying cost. Good stalks with delayed harvest option. Adequate roots. Widely adapted across environments including northern and higher/cooler elevations. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good LIMITATIONS - Fixed ear type. MANAGEMENT - Keep populations on the high side. Strong performance as a traited hybrid for silage. Genuity SmartStax with maximum insect protection package for high value grain acres. Roundup ease and safety. Refuge in bag product - no structural refuge required. Tall plant with considerable ear flex. Dual purpose potential Very good staygreen and grain quality. Strong southern performance last year including stress environments. Recommended corn after corn acres. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good LIMITATIONS - Average Gray Leaf Spot. MANAGEMENT - Use higher populations despite good ear flex. Caution is advised when using pigment inhibitor pre-emergent herbicides. Replaces earlier Genuity VT Triple PRO product. Exceptional grain yield with drydown. Now SmartStax RIB Complete with no structural refuge required. Roundup ease and safety. This new Genuity SmartStax version is slightly later than previous VT3P version of prior years. (maturity adjusted) Good grain/silage package for corn after corn acres. Strong roots and good agronomics. Flowers early for maturity. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - None known. MANAGEMENT - Use higher populations Unusual grain drydown. Reduced drying cost. Total crop protection package with Roundup ease and safety. Improved late season health.
20 20 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE Grain SW 5478GENVT3P (RIB) Maturity 106/104 days RM NY / CCB Grain & Silage SW 5554GT Maturity 106/105 days RM NY / CCB EF Grain SW Maturity 109/108 days RM NY / CCB Star plot performer last three years. Genuity SmartStax RIB Complete transition from previous VT3P product. s while maintaining test weight Very good Southern Corn Leaf Blight and good Northern Corn Leaf Blight resistance. Attractive semi-upright leaves. Good agronomics, including southern environments. Limited ear flex for higher populations. Step change in grain quality PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Excellent LIMITATIONS - Late season fall appearance can be average. MANAGEMENT - Use higher populations. Good choice for longer corn rotations. Versatile high yield Agrisure GT product for grain and silage acres - new last year. Very high grain yield potential in farm strip plots and Seedway research plots. Fast grain drydown. Flex ear typically 16 row with considerable girth. High kernel count per row. Good agronomics in multiple years of PA and NY observation. High grain yield with drydown makes this an economical hybrid to produce for grain. PEST TOLERANCE - Good EAR PICKING - Excellent ( hand husk ) LIMITATIONS - Not insect protected. Limited testing in locations south of the Mason-Dixon line. MANAGEMENT - General grain and silage production where insect protection needs are secondary, as in first year corn. Strong refuge yield potential on structural refuge acres. Mid-Atlantic health leaders including Gray Leaf Spot resistance. Broad adaptation across maturity zones. Superior root and stalk strength. Fixed ear with strong positive yield response to increasing populations. Has performed well on all soil types including irrigated production. Recommended for cold soil conditions. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good to excellent LIMITATIONS - Requires adequate heat units. Works best in zone and south of zone. Limited digestibility of silage fiber. MANAGEMENT - Fits widely across corn rotations, including corn after corn. SW 6604GT - Agrisure GT SW 6609GTCBLLRW - Agrisure 3000GT SW 6600VIP - Agrisure Viptera 3111 Disease Res Complete yield and test weight package protected by Genuity SmartStax. Wide Northeast adaptation with drydown. Superior health enables consistent Mid-Atlantic performance.
21 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE 21 Grain SW 6620GENSS (RIB) Maturity 110/109 days RM NY / CCB Grain & Silage SW GT Maturity 111/110 days RM NY / CCB Grain & Silage SW 6714RR GENVT3P (RIB) Maturity 112/111 days RM NY / CCB EF SW 6620 brings renewed yield punch into the key 110 RM maturity with plot topping yield potential. Genuity SmartStax with maximum insect protection package for high value grain. Roundup ease and safety. Good plant size enables silage use. Very good overall health suited to Mid-Atlantic and East Coast conditions. Elite grain performer - one not to miss. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good LIMITATIONS - Adequate late plant health to protect grain yield, however this hybrid may not show excessive late season stay green, depending on conditions. MANAGEMENT - Prompt harvest timing should be planned. Field losses will occur at low harvest moistures. First choice grain hybrid for yield. Good plant size enables productive silage use. Flex ears, medium fast drydown, with slightly above average test weight. Very good emergence history. Very good overall health suited to Mid-Atlantic and East Coast conditions. Maintains plant height and kernel depth under stress, including severe stress (topped our research tests at 110RM) PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good LIMITATIONS - Adequate / average roots. MANAGEMENT - Strong emergence and growth for early plantings. Support high grain yield potential with adequate fertility. Large, dual-purpose hybrid north & south. Low potassium (K) (potash) stresses stalks, especially end of season. Performs best with nitrogen/potassium fertility balanced 1 to1. SW 6714RR single trait Roundup hybrid. SW 6718GENVT3P (RIB). Impressive yield, versatile, widely adapted. Very good stalks and roots for all eastern soil types. Strong Northern Corn Leaf Blight and Gray Leaf Spot resistance. Intact plants in late season with health and staygreen. Fits all corn rotations. PEST TOLERANCE - RR, Very Good GENVT3P, Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good to excellent LIMITATIONS - None known. MANAGEMENT - First choice Gray Leaf Spot hybrid. Some ear flex enables a wide window of population flexibility. SW 6714RR - ROUNDUP READY SW 6718RR - GENUITY VT TRIPLE PRO (RIB) Girth and kernel depth on variable soils. Very good grain content silage. Girth and kernel depth on variable soils. Very good grain content silage. Complete Mid-Atlantic performance package including silage quality.
22 22 PRIMARY GRAIN and DUAL-PURPOSE Grain & Silage SW GT Maturity 114 days RM CCB Grain SW 7200 GENSS (RIB) Maturity 114 days RM CCB Grain & Silage SW GT Maturity 118 days RM CCB Consistent high yield punch in SEEDWAY testing. Topped our tests last year. Agrisure 3000GT trait package with corn borer and corn rootworm protection. Genetic glyphosate herbicide system. Solid farm agronomics with excellent late season health and grain quality. Consistent ear development down row. Suited for corn after corn acres. Heat and Gray Leaf Spot tolerant well suited for the Mid-Atlantic. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good LIMITATIONS - slower emergence in cold soils. MANAGEMENT - Use as mainstream go south early hybrid or move north as full season. High grain yield potential protected with the Genuity SmartStax package. Good intactness and fall appearance. Excellent test weight. Semi-flex row ear for grain yield. Medium tall with very good roots. Strong on staygreen and late season health. Profitable - grain dries well in field. Excellent Southern Corn Leaf Blight, good Northern Corn Leaf Blight, and average Gray Leaf Spot resistance for solid Mid-Atlantic health protection. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent EAR PICKING - Very good LIMITATIONS - Adequate but average husk cover. MANAGEMENT - Good population flexibility in the mid to high range. Full season yield with fully supporting plant health and season ending staygreen. Supporting agronomics Suited to high residue corn after corn production row ears with deeper kernels. High test weight. Combines northern Corn Leaf Blight and Gray Leaf Spot tolerance in full season hybrid row ears with deeper kernels. High test weight. PEST TOLERANCE - Excellent SHELLING EASE - Very good to excellent EAR PICKING - Very good to excellent LIMITATIONS - Not well suited to north ern long season sites. Use caution north of the Mason-Dixon line. OK southeast corner of Pennsylvania. MANAGEMENT - Use on productive land to maximize yield potential and plant in warm soils Genetic Gray Leaf Spot tolerance with good grain quality. Near food grade grain quality. Refuge in bag convenience. Coastal and southern adaptation including mid-south.
23 PROVEN SUPPLEMENTAL HYBRIDS 23 Grain & Silage Grain & Silage Grain & Silage SW SW 2184RR Maturity 83 days RM NY EF Proven flex acre hybrid for grain & silage Excellent emergence and early growth Effective fiber for top feed quality 9 Disease 8 7 Res Flex SW 3650 Maturity 94/93 days RM NY/CCB Widely grown conventional No herbicide package - no trait cost Proven Northeast value Stress Tol. Disease Res. SW 4704RR Maturity 102/100 days RM NY/CCB EF Flex acre hybrid for grain and silage Proven Northeast grain and silage product Effective fiber for top feed quality SW CONVENTIONAL HERB SW 2184RR - ROUNDUP READY CONVENTIONAL HERBICIDES ROUNDUP READY Grain SW 5720GENSS (RIB) Maturity 108/107 days RM NY/CCB High grain yield potential Protected with Genuity SmartStax Supplemental silage producer Grain SW 6658GENVT3P Maturity 111/109 days RM NY/CCB Strong Triple Pro protected grain yields Corn Borer plus rootworm protection Thrives on deep soils for grain & silage Stress Tol. Grain & Silage SW 8238GENVT3P Maturity 118 days RM CCB EF Southern Triple Pro protected grain yields Southern silage yield with forage quality Outstanding test weight GENUITY SMARTSTAX (RIB) GENUITY TRIPLE PRO GENUITY TRIPLE PRO
24 24 Farm Science Genetics ALFALFA VARIETY FALL DORMANCY BACTERIAL WILT VERTICILLIUM WILT FUSARIUM WILT ANTHRACNOSE PHYTOPHTHORA ROOT ROT EZRA 3 R R HR HR R REGEN 3 R HR HR HR R N-R-Gee 4 HR HR HR R R FSG HR HR HR HR HR FSG 403LR 4 HR HR HR HR HR FSG 408DP 4 HR R HR HR HR FSG 420LH 4 HR HR HR HR HR FSG HR HR HR HR HR FSG 428RR 4 HR HR HR HR HR FSG HR HR HR HR HR EZRA Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Developed by Cornell University. Stable, reliable, work horse variety with dependable yield and forage quality. Persistent with good disease resistance. Root regeneration capacity provides flexibility to tolerate wetter soils. Fall dormancy cut management. REGEN Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Developed by Cornell University. Superior adaptation to variable Northeast soils and climates. Good seedling vigor with consistent high yield potential. High forage quality with lower overall NDF. Ability to develop new branch roots following damage or stress to the main tap root from wheel traffic, weather, insects and disease. Excellent winter hardiness. Fall dormancy 3, 3-4 cut management. N-R-Gee Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Developed by Cornell University for higher fiber digestibility and elevated pectin for more energy in higher producing herds. Root regeneration with good disease resistance. Fall dormancy 4, 3-4 cut. FSG 329 Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Excellent forage yield potential and quality. High multi-foliate leaf expression. High resistance to all major alfalfa diseases. Persistent and widely adapted. Fall dormancy 3, 3-4 cut management. FSG 403LR Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Lodging resistant variety with excellent spring vigor, great seedling vigor, and outstanding yield potential. These traits combined with superior disease resistance package. Fall dormancy 3, 3-4 cut management.
25 Farm Science Genetics ALFALFA 25 FSG 408DP Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Dual Purpose, hay production or grazing. Wide, deep-set crowns help insulate from severe weather, wheel traffic and grazing. Superior winter hardiness and persistence. High hay yield potential with good forage quality, insect/disease resistant. Fall dormancy 4, 3-4 cut management. FSG 420LH Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Very high resistance to Potato Leafhopper. Highly resistant to major alfalfa diseases. Excellent yield potential, forage quality. Excellent winter hardiness. Fall dormancy 3, 3-4 cut. FSG 424 Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Aphanomyces resistance to race 1 and 2. Excellent forage and yield potential. High multi-foliate leaf expression. Fast recovery after cutting. Outstanding winter survival and persistence. Fall dormancy 4, 3-4 cut management. FSG 428RR Alfalfa Farm Science Genetics. Genuity Roundup Ready Alfalfa. The newest genetics are now available with Roundup resistance. High resistance to Aphanomyces Race 1 and 2, ability to produce weed free hay, well-adapted to wide range of soil types. environmental conditions and management programs. Fall dormancy 4, 3-4 cut management. FSG 524 Alfalfa All-Vantage Advanced Seed Treatment Benefits seed germination and stand establishment. Maintains high rhizobium numbers next to the seed. Maximizes performance of the seed treatment. Reduced dust-off. Complete safety in handling. Improves seed flowability. Glowing gold color. Superior polymer, Adhere TM 108, uniform coverage. Same seeding rate as conventionally treated seed. AquaBond TM Farm Science Genetics. High forage yield and quality. Excellent winter hardiness and persistence. High multi-foliate leaf expression. Outstanding disease and pest resistance. Fast recovery after cutting. Fall dormancy 5, 3-5 cut management. Seed Enhancement Package Two-part seed coating and treatment package. Long-lasting water-absorbing polymer. Absorbs 200 times its weight in water. Bonds to available water and releases it to seed as needed. Improves germination & seedling growth during dry spells. Non-toxic, safe and economical to use. Nutri-Start TM micronutrient package. Aids germination and emergence. Manganese: photosynthesis, respiration, N metabolism. Zinc: growth activation, enhances plant s natural defense. Iron: chlorophyll formation, catalyst for other nutrients. Cobalt: essential for rhizobia growth. Copper: chlorophyll synthesis, carbohydrate and protein metabolism, respiration. Molybdenum: nodulation for nitrogen fixation and protein synthesis. Boron: root development, water relations, protein synthesis. Adhere TM 108 polymer ensures treatment stays on seed.
26 26 ALFALFA SHOCKWAVE Alfalfa SHOCKWAVE BR combines a branch rooted trait with excellent disease resistance to deliver outstanding performance. Performs better in higher water tables. High forage yield make it a productive variety in both normal and wetter conditions. Fall dormancy 4, 3-4 cut management. STOCKPILE Alfalfa STOCKPILE is a true leader when it comes to performance. With its excellent quality, persistence and disease resistance package combined with consistent top yields, Stockpile is an excellent choice for growers who demand the most out of their alfalfa crop. Fall dormancy 4, 3-4 cut management. GALAXY 100 Brand Alfalfa GALAXY 100 is an economical blend of alfalfa that will exhibit average yields, disease resistance and persistence in the field. Seed at lbs. alone, 8-12 lbs. in mixes. GALAXY 200 Brand Alfalfa GALAXY 200 is a premium blend of proprietary alfalfas that has the All-Vantage TM treatment for maximum performance. The blend showed exhibit increased yields, better disease resistance, and persistence in the field. Seed at lbs. alone, 8-12 lbs. in mixes. Visit SEEDWAY Online at Hall, NY Shoreham, VT Mifflinburg, PA Emmaus, PA
27 WL ALFALFA 27 WL 352LH.RR Alfalfa Genuity Roundup Ready Alfalfa. Tolerance to Roundup non-selective herbicide and leafhopper resistant. High yield potential under 3, 4, 5-cut harvest management. HopperShield TM protection can deliver dramatic increases in yield and quality under severe leafhopper pressure. Fall dormancy 4. Seed at lbs. alone, 8-12 lbs. in mixes. WL 353LH Alfalfa Leafhopper Resistant Alfalfa. 7th generation potato leafhopper resistance is the best in the industry. A true no-spray leafhopper resistant alfalfa. HopperShield TM protection can deliver dramatic increases in yield potential and quality under severe leafhopper pressure. Very high yield potential and superior digestibility. Very winter-hardy with outstanding disease resistance. Resistance to aphid and nematode pests. Fall dormancy 4. Seed at lbs. alone, 8-12 lbs. in mixes. WL 354HQ Alfalfa HQ High Quality Selected for forage quality and feed value. Very high yield potential with outstanding pest resistance, including high resistance to Aphanomyces root rot Race 2 make this the preferred choice for tough soils. Proven ability to produce higher quality with less risk of harvesting low-quality alfalfa when harvest window is delayed. Dark-green, fine-stem, highly digestible, recovers very fast after cutting with impressive winter hardiness. Fall dormancy 3.9. Seed at lbs. alone, 8-12 lbs. in mixes. WL 356HQ.RR Alfalfa Genuity Roundup Ready Alfalfa. Tolerance to Roundup non-selective herbicide. HQ High Quality Selected for forage quality and feed value. Very high yielding under 3-5 cut harvest managements. WL 356HQ.RR delivers long stand life under adverse weather and soil conditions. Fall dormancy 4. Seed at lbs. alone, 8-12 lbs. in mixes. WL 363HQ Alfalfa HQ High Quality Selected for forage quality and feed value. Very high yield potential. Superior digestibility for more milk or beef cattle. Very winter-hardy, delivering long stand-life, even under the toughest conditions. Proven ability to hold high feed value in the field over a long period of time. Outstanding disease resistance and fast recovery after cutting. Highly palatable. Fall dormancy 4.9. Seed at lbs. alone, 8-12 lbs. in mixes. WL 372HQ.RR Alfalfa Genuity Roundup Ready Alfalfa. Tolerance to Roundup non-selective herbicide. HQ High Quality Selected for forage quality and feed value. The highest-yielding HQ Genuity Roundup Ready variety released by W-L to date. Unbeatable recovery after cutting with superb HQ forage quality package. HR resistance to stem nematode. Excels under intensive management in 4-6 cut systems. Fall dormancy 5. Seed at lbs. alone, 8-12 lbs. in mixes. Unmatched weed control at stand establishment and in established stands i Less weeds higher quality hay and haylage i Superior crop safety with the Roundup Ready system provides increased yield potential in establishment and subsequent years i Flexibility in timing of application with no crop rotation restrictions Do not export Genuity Roundup Ready Alfalfa seed or crop, including hay or hay products, to China pending import approval. In addition, due to the unique cropping practices do not plant Genuity Roundup Ready Alfalfa in Imperial County, California, pending import approvals and until Monsanto grants express permission for such planting. Monsanto Company is a member of Excellence Through Stewardship (ETS). Monsanto products are commercialized in accordance with ETS Product Launch Stewardship Guidance, and in compliance with Monsanto s Policy for Commercialization of Biotechnology-Derived Plant Products in Commodity Crops. Commercialized products have been approved for import into key export markets with functioning regulatory systems. Any crop or material produced from this product can only be exported to, or used, processed or sold in countries where all necessary regulatory approvals have been granted. It is a violation of national and international law to move material containing biotech traits across boundaries into nations where import is not permitted. Growers should talk to their grain handler or product purchaser to confirm their buying position for this product. Excellence Through Stewardship is a registered trademark of Biotechnology Industry Organization. ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW PESTICIDE LABEL DIRECTIONS. Roundup Ready crops contain genes that confer tolerance to glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup brand agricultural herbicides. Roundup brand agricultural herbicides will kill crops that are not tolerant to glyphosate. Genuity Design, Genuity Icons, Genuity, Roundup Ready and Roundup are trademarks of Monsanto Technology LLC.
28 28 CLOVER TREFOIL GRASSES CLOVER - TREFOIL MATURITY CUTTING MANAGEMENT YIELD POTENTIAL HAY HAYLAGE PASTURE COMMENT FSG 9601 Red Clover Medium 1-2 Very High Yes Yes FSG 402 Red Clover Medium 1-2 Very High Yes Yes PINNACLE Ladino Clover Medium Multiple High - Yes CRUSADE White Clover Medium Multiple Medium - Yes PARDEE Trefoil Early-Medium 1-2 Medium Yes Yes High resistance to Northern and Southern Anthracnose High resistance to Northern and Southern Anthracnose.; resistance to powdery mildew and black patch. Excellent seedling vigor with good stolon growth Extended grazing in colder months - disease resistant Fusarium Wilt resistant Upright hay type TIMOTHY SUMMIT Early 2-3 High - Yes Excellent vigor CREST Medium-Late 2-3 High Yes Ok Excellent vigor GLACIER Early 3-4 High - - COMTAL Late 1-2 Medium Yes Ok Late maturity alfalfa companion BROMEGRASS PEAK/YORK Early-Medium 1-2 High Yes Yes Recovers quickly after first cutting MACBETH Medium-Late 1-2 High Yes Yes Strong summer growth ORCHARDGRASS BOUNTY Early 2-3 High Yes Yes Quick recovery after cutting SWF955 Easy Sow Late 2 Very Good Yes Yes Hulled for planting ease EXTEND Late 2 High Yes Yes TALL FESCUE Late maturity alfalfa companion FLOURISH Med-Late 2-3 High Yes Yes Low endophyte - safe FESTULOLIUM GAIN Early-Medium 2-3 Med - High Yes Yes Rapid establishment Good companion CANARYGRASS RIVAL / BELLEVUE Late 1-2 Very High Yes Ok Alkaloid free RYEGRASS DH3 Medium 3-4 Med - High Yes - FRIA Late 3-4 Med - High Yes Yes Endophyte free BRAVE BRAND Early-Medium 2-3 Med - High Yes Yes Endophyte free PRINCE BRAND Early-Medium 2-3 Med - High Yes Yes Superior mid-summer yield potential for ryegrass
29 CLOVER 29 PARDEE Trefoil Farm Science Genetics. Cornell University release named for professor of plant breeding, Dr. William Bill Pardee. Outstanding yield potential, persistence and resistance to Fusarium wilt. Earlier than Norcen and Viking, upright, vigorous-growing hay type. Good for long term rotations and may have a place in snout beetle infested areas where alfalfa will not survive. Cut no lower than five inches to ensure good stand health. CRUSADE White Clover Farm Science Genetics. Improved winter regrowth. Extended grazing potential during colder months. Early and vigorous flowering. Disease resistant and strong recovery after cutting. KOPU II White Clover Selected for stolen density and persistence under grazing and hay production. Exhibits superior yield and persistence over Alice. University of Wisconsin trials, yielded 22% better than CA ladino and at Penn State yielded 38% better under grazing. Seed at 5-8 lbs. alone, 2 lbs. in mixes. PINNACLE Ladino Clover Farm Science Genetics. High yield potential. Excellent seedling vigor and stolon activity. Resists leaf diseases and field viruses. Superior persistence. Drought tolerant, widely adapted, ideal for pastures. JUMBO II Ladino Clover Ladino-type that is more vigorous and recovers faster than most other white clovers. Improved disease resistance. Characterized by large leaves; up to 3 inches in ideal conditions. In Michigan trials, yielded 26% more than the average of 12 white clovers. Persists under grazing and hay production and on limited resource soils. Seed at 5-8 lbs. alone, 2 lbs. in mixes. FSG 9601 / FSG 402 Red Clover Farm Science Genetics. High yield potential, unmatched forage quality, excellent disease resistance, superior persistence. Highly resistant to Northern and Southern anthracnose and powdery mildew. Performs across wide geography and variable conditions. DYNAMITE Red Clover Medium maturity, large-leaved, double-cut. Medium-green leaflets with white marking. Large amounts of forage during the season. Excellent winter-hardiness and drought tolerance. Very good rotational grazing. Seed at lbs. alone, 4-8 lbs. in mixes. MEDIUM Red Clover Short-lived perennial legume for two cuttings of hay per season. For short rotational hay programs with orchardgrass or timothy and frost seeded on winter grains to build soil organic matter. Seed at lbs. alone, 4-8 lbs. in mixes. ALSIKE Clover Good for marginal soils. Frequently takes hold where other clovers fail, especially in low, wet soil or high gravel ground. WARNING: Not recommended for horses. Seed at 8-10 lbs. alone, 3-4 lbs. in mixes. MAMMOTH Clover Frequently used for seeding with timothy and cut as hay. Matures later than MEDIUM red clover. Produces a single, large cutting per year. Also used as a green manure for soil conditioning purposes. Seed at lbs. alone, 4-8 lbs. in mixes.
30 30 TIMOTHY BROMEGRASS BRASSICA COMTAL Timothy Late maturing cultivar that has been selected for yield and persistence. Tolerant of adverse conditions and works well in a single or double cut hay situation. Useful for managing cutting schedules, with a heading date 2-3 days after Climax, it enables you to maintain higher quality in later harvests. Seed at 8-10 lbs. alone, 4-6 lbs. in mixes. CREST Timothy Farm Science Genetics. Medium-late maturity. Significant forage yield advantage over Climax. Excellent spring vigor and plant health. Strong summer regrowth after cutting. Very winter-hardy and palatable. Excellent with legumes and where later hay harvests occur due to wet soil conditions. SUMMIT Timothy Farm Science Genetics. Superior for hay or grazing. Early maturing, leafy, great palatability, improved summer regrowth. Works well in pure stands or with legumes. Excellent spring vigor. Winter hardy. GLACIER Timothy Early maturity, exceptional yield and regrowth, 3-4 harvestable cuts per year. Matures 10 days earlier than Climax. Based on maturity and ability to persist under more intensive cutting. Works well with alfalfa. Seed at 8-10 lbs. alone, 4-6 lbs. in mixes. PEAK / YORK Bromegrass PEAK is Cornell University developed. Earlier maturity and higher yield potential than Saratoga. High forage yield especially after first cut. YORK is Cornell developed for yield, winter hardiness, improved drought tolerance, smaller seed size. Improved forage quality, producing fewer heads. Leave a 4 stubble for best regrowth. MACBETH Meadow Bromegrass Dual-purpose for hay or pasture with yield, rapid re-growth, forage quality and color retention. Grows earlier in spring and longer in the fall. Compared to smooth brome, it has narrower leaves, better re-growth, more in-season production, and will not take over alfalfa or other grass stands because bunches instead of creeps. Seed at lbs. alone, 6-8 lbs. in mixes. AC SUCCESS Hybrid Bromegrass Hybrid of smooth brome and meadow brome. Looks more like smooth brome with excellent yield and better regrowth than meadow brome. Very productive and palatable. Excellent persistence and winter hardiness. Improved forage quality, great alfalfa companion. Can pasture. Not as invasive as smooth brome. Lower flooding tolerance, moderately tolerant to acidic soils. GINGER / TROY Forage Bluegrass Bred for forage with wider, longer leaves than other varieties, greening-up earlier in the spring and withstanding grazing even under less than ideal conditions. Highly palatable, fills in the pasture with its aggressive rhizomes. Seed at 4-12 lbs. in mixes. APPIN Forage Turnip Multiple grazings of high-quality forage growing points on deep set bulb allows better regrowth. Tops have tested as high as 30% protein, 340 RFV, and 94% digestible. Feeding additional fiber may be necessary. When grazing dairy cows allow adequate time between feeding and milking due to possible milk tainting. Seed at 5-8 lbs. alone, 2-4 lbs. in mixes. VIVANT Hybrid Brassica Quick-growing, leafy brassica with minimal bulb development best suited to multiple grazings.selected for late bolting and vigorous regrowth after grazing. High feed quality and digestibility for increased animal performance and producer profits.
31 BRASSICA ORCHARDGRASS RYEGRASS 31 ATHENA Rape Rape seed produces food plot forage, first used extensively in Europe for deer food plots and livestock grazing. Rape is a fast growing brassica that is heat, cold and drought tolerant, adapted to most of the USA. Performs similar to Dwarf Essex Rape. TFL 200 Chicory Excellent forage quality and palatability. Rapid germination and cold tolerance, excellent for fall planting. Slightly serrated leaves are more reddish than other chicory varieties. Rapid recovery after grazing or harvest, drought tolerance, excellent forage yield potential, excellent persistence with tolerance to Sclerotinia. BOUNTY Orchardgrass Farm Science Genetics. Early maturity and outstanding yield potential. Ideal for hay production or pastures. Excellent plant vigor, quick recovery after cutting and great palatability. Drought tolerance and stem rust resistance. Straight stands or grass and legume mixtures. Excellent for grazing! EXTEND Orchardgrass Farm Science Genetics. Late maturity and superior yield potential. Good maturity fit with alfalfa. Excellent plant vigor, increased stand persistence, drought tolerance, stem rust resistance and great palatability. All-Vantage treated. Use in pure stands or grass and legume mixtures. Available Easy Sow hulled, best choice for air or hydro-seeding. Seed at lbs. alone, 3-6 lbs. in mixes. SWF955 Easy Sow Farm Science Genetics. Hulled orchardgrass with the same characteristics as standard orchardgrass, but without the seed hulls, easier to mix with alfalfa or other seed. Medium maturity. Best choice for air or hydro-seeding. PROFIT Orchardgrass Medium-late maturity bred for forage production. Impressive dry matter yield potential increasing profit opportunity. Can be used for hay production as well as beef, dairy and other production livestock pastures. Seed at lbs alone, 4-6 lbs. in mixes. TEKAPO Orchardgrass Unique orchardgrass with a very low crown and dense, prostrate growth habit. Soft, highly palatable leaves, persists even when grazed to near ground level, ideal for sheep and horse. Performance and density! Seed at lbs alone, 4-6 lbs. in mixes. BRAVE Brand Perennial Ryegrass Farm Science Genetics. High yield, medium-late maturing tetraploid, high sugar content for higher palatability and animal gain. Drought and heat tolerant. Milk yields and animal gains can be impressive, harvested or grazed. TETRA-SWEET Ryegrass Highly palatable, fast establishing, tetraploid perennial rye. Tillers extensively, rapid recovery, excellent choice for all types of forage production. Can be grazed. High digestibility leads to increased animal performance and increased producer profits. PRINCE BRAND Intermediate Ryegrass Farm Science Genetics. Tetraploid with perennial growth habit. Rapid establishment, outstanding seedling vigor, good persistence. High quality and excellent digestibility. Disease resistant with superior summer yield potential. For hay, silage and grazing. Traffic and grazing tolerant. Use alone or in mixtures. Animal safe, low endophyte.
32 32 RYEGRASS and FORAGE GRASSES TETILIA Short Rotation Italian Ryegrass Late-maturing, very productive, profuse tillering, quick-growing, less sensitive to drought. Typically will not produce stems in the seeding year and has almost no re-heading in subsequent years. Good for grazing. Seed at lbs. alone, 2-20 lbs. in mixes. FRIA FLOURISH Tall Fescue Farm Science Genetics. Fast regrowth, excellent yield and forage quality. Mid-late maturing, use alone or with grasses and legumes for high quality hay, ensilage, or pasture. Low endophyte level makes it palatable for animals. GOLIATH Annual Ryegrass Farm Science Genetics. Endophyte-free ANNUAL diploid. Late maturity with superior cold tolerance and excellent palatability. Improved resistance to crown rust, gray leaf spot and helminthosporium leaf spot. DH3 Annual Ryegrass Farm Science Genetics. DH-3 perennial ryegrass exhibits high forage yield, excellent seedling vigor, and medium maturity, allowing consistency in forage yield throughout the season. ESTANCIA Tall Fescue Medium maturing, high-yield and excellent seedling vigor. Heat tolerance and persistence. Arkshield provides better tolerance to environmental stress while not harming livestock or grazing animals. Seed at lbs. alone. Tall Fescue Endophyte-free with good rust resistance. Produces large amounts of lush forage. High nutritional value and good persistence. Excellent palatability and digestibility with drought and heat tolerance. Seed at lbs. alone, 4-12 lbs. in mixes. PREVAL Meadow Fescue Use in forage blends to improve summer productivity for grazing or hay. Medium-maturity. Excellent palatability and digestibility. Excellent for rotational grazing. High yield with wide, succulent leaves. Good regrowth. Tolerates wet soil and close grazing. GAIN Festulolium Farm Science Genetics. Great yield potential, pasture or silage. Rapid establishment, vigorous growth, excellent with legumes or slower-starting grasses. Leafy, palatable, nutritious for all livestock and horses. Performs best on moist, fertile soils. Hybrid of Italian ryegrass and meadow fescue. DUO Festulolium Cross of tetraploid perennial ryegrass and meadow fescue. Looks, digests and is palatable like ryegrass, but heartier. Better tolerate intense summer heat and winter s frigid cold. Like ryegrass, only better! Seed at lbs. alone, 2-20 lbs. in mixes. RIVAL / BELLEVUE Canarygrass High yields, improved palatability and very low alkaloid content. Promotes better intake and greater weight gains over common reed canarygrass. Excellent for wetter ground with superior performance over current varieties. Will utilize repeated manure applications throughout the growing season. Seed at lbs. alone, 4-8 lbs. in mixes. OVN Orchard-Vineyard-Nursery Mix For low maintenance areas. Slow regrowth after mowing and horizontal growth pattern. Very winter hardy and wear tolerant. Protect against soil erosion and suppresses weed growth. Seed at lbs. per acre.
33 COVER CROP and MIXTURES 33 Conservation Science Genetics TM is a progressive cover crop program developed to benefit growers by providing species and mixes that increase crop yields. break disease & pest cycles, reduce soil erosion, increase water infiltration and recycle valuable nutrients. CSG SW-RA Cover Crop Mixture Conservation Science Genetics TM. Rapid establishment to prevent wind and water erosion. Fixes atmospheric nitrogen to increase air and water penetration: reduces soil compaction and increases root development potential. Recycles nutrients that would have been lost to leaching or runoff. Seed at 25 lbs/acre. 80% Austrian Winter Pea 20% Eco-Till Radish CSG SW-ROP Cover Crop Mixture Conservation Science Genetics TM. Rapid establishment to prevent wind and water erosion. Improves soil permeability for increased air and water penetration: reduces soil compaction and increases root development potential. Recycles nutrients that would have been lost to leaching or runoff. Fixes atmospheric nitrogen to increase residual nitrogen levels. Produces forage for fall and spring grazing; spring silage or hay. Seed at 50 lbs/acre. 50% Austrian Winter Pea 40% Jerry Oats 10% Eco-Till Radish CSG SW-RCT Cover Crop Mixture Conservation Science Genetics TM. Rapid establishment to prevent wind and water erosion. Recycles nutrients that would have been lost to leaching or runoff. Improves soil permeability for increased air and water penetration: reduces soil compaction and increases root development. Best used prior to corn, wheat or other crops requiring significant nitrogen inputs. Produces forage for fall and spring grazing; spring silage or hay. Seed at 50 lbs/acre. 80% Triticale 10% Crimson Clover 10% Eco-Till Radish CSG SW-RAR Cover Crop Mixture Conservation Science Genetics TM. Improves soil permeability for increased air and water penetration; reduces soil compaction and increases root development. Recycles nutrients that would have been lost to leaching or runoff. Holds surface soil in place. Improves soil tilth which can benefit any crop that follows. Produces forage for fall grazing. Seed at 25 lbs/acre. 80% DH-3 Annual Ryegrass 20% Eco-Till Radish ECO-TILL TM Radish Conservation Science Genetics. Superior deep penetrating tap root can reach up to 24 inches or more. Reduces soil compaction. Builds organic matter. Improves nutrient recycling. Enhances soil tilth with excellent weed suppression. Specifically developed for fall/winter cover crop applications. PURPLE BOUNTY Hairy Vetch Early-maturing, winter-hardy, cover crop capable of fixing up to 50% of subsequent crop s nitrogen needs. Increased biomass, thicker mulch, earlier flowering, flexibility in planting succeeding crop. Fall planted. Seed at lbs. Plant with ECO-TILL TM radish for a two-phase approach to soil improvement and nitrogen fixation. ASK FOR A COPY OF THE SEEDWAY CSG COVER CROP BROCHURE
34 34 FORAGE and PASTURE MIXES SEEDWAY 100 Long Term Stands (20 lb/acre) 75% SEEDWAY Premium Alfalfa Variety 25% Premium Timothy Variety SEEDWAY 150 Premium Forage (20 lb/acre) The varieties listed for forage and pasture mixes may be substituted with comparable varieties based on availability. Custom mixes are available with an additional mix charge for growers desiring specific varieties or different mix ratios. 85% SEEDWAY Premium Alfalfa Variety 15% Premium Timothy Variety SEEDWAY 200 Variable Drainage (20 lb/acre) 50% SEEDWAY Premium Alfalfa Variety 30% Premium Timothy Variety 20% Pardee Trefoil SEEDWAY 250 Variable Soils (20 lb/acre) PRO DAIRY Pasture Mix 65% SEEDWAY Premium Alfalfa Variety 25% Rival Reed Canarygrass 10% Premium Timothy Variety SEEDWAY % Premium Trefoil 30% Premium Timothy 15% Premium Red Clover 10% Forage Perennial Ryegrass 10% Festulolium SEEDWAY 350 Lowland Mix (20 lb/acre) Haymaster Mix (30lb/acre) 35% Premium Tall Fescue 30% Premium Orchardgrass 15% Red Clover 10% Perennial Ryegrass 10% Festulolium SEEDWAY 400 Clover Mix (18 lb/acre) Farm Science Genetics. Maximize the performance of dairy cattle. Grasses and clover provide yield, nutrition, stand persistence and disease resistance. Seed at 25 lb/acre. 25% Bounty Orchardgrass 20% Brave Brand Perennial Ryegrass 15% Gain Festulolium 15% Summit Timothy 10% Regen Alfalfa 10% FSG 9601 Red Clover 5% Pinnacle Ladino Clover PRO HORSE Pasture Mix Farm Science Genetics. Formulated to meet the special needs of horses, while withstanding intense grazing pressure. Seed at 25 lb/acre. 40% Brave Brand Perennial Ryegrass 20% Summit Timothy 20% Extend Orchardgrass 12% Troy Kentucky Bluegrass 8% Jumbo Ladino Clover 60% FSG 9601 Red Clover 40% Premium Timothy Variety SEEDWAY 450 Value Mix (18 lb/acre) 50% Alfalfa 15% Medium Red Clover 35% Climax Timothy SEEDWAY 500 Renovator Mix (30-40 lb.acre) 35% Festulolium 35% Forage Perennial Ryegrass 15% Annual Ryegrass 15% Proprietary Red Clover TAR Economy Mix (15 lb/acre) 50% Timothy 30% Medium Red Clover 20% Alsike/White Clover PRO BEEF Pasture Mix Farm Science Genetics. Maximize beef animal per acre return. High quality ingredients blended in the proper rations. Seed at 25 lb/acre. 40% Flourish Tall Fescue 24% Bounty Orchardgrass 10% Prince Brand Ryegrass 10% Brave Brand Perennial Ryegrass 6% FSG 9601 Red Clover 6% Summit Timothy 4% Pinnacle Ladino Clover *WARNING TAR MIX NO 1 contains Alsike clover, which has been associated with certain metabolic disorders in horses. DO NOT pasture horses in fields seeded with this mixture or any mixture containing Alsike.
35 PASTURE MIXES and ANNUAL FORAGES 35 FSG 214 BMR 6 Dry Stalk Hybrid Sorghum - Sudangrass SucraSEED TM CASH COW High Sugar Pasture Mix High sugar grass mixture formulated for dairy cows. High quality ingredients provide the potential for higher animal intake and increased milk per cow over the grazing season. Improved digestibility. Seed at 25 lbs per acre. 27.5% Aber Dart High-Sugar Perennial Ryegrass 27.5% Aber Avon High-Sugar Perennial Ryegrass 25% Aber Echo High-Sugar Intermediate Ryegrass 15% Perfect Alfalfa 5% Winter White Clover Produces high tillering, high quality forage with excellent early vigor. The high leaf-to-stem ratio equals high protein. Digestibility has been increased by 20% due to the BMR 6 trait. Dry stalk gene allows a more timely harvest and helps get the crop baled and out of the field quickly. Typically used in a rotational grazing or 1-3 cutting system allowing you to produce the maximum amount of forage. SSG 886BMR6 Leafy BMR Hybrid Sudangrass BMR 6 gene adds high quality to a plant with fine stems and quick regrowth. Fast dry-down allows used in areas that have trouble putting sorghum sudan up as dry hay. Exceptional forage yield. Very heat and drought tolerant, healthy, nutritious. SucraSEED TM BEEF BANK High Sugar Pasture Mix High sugar mixture designed for beef cattle. Improved intake and weight gain potential. Better palatability and digestibility. Seed at 25 lbs per acre. 27.5% Aber Dart High-Sugar Perennial Ryegrass 27.5% Aber Avon High-Sugar Perennial Ryegrass 25% Aber Echo High-Sugar Intermediate Ryegrass 15% Quickdraw Orchardgrass 3% Medium Red Clover 2% Winter White Clover GREENGRAZER V Hybrid Sorghum - Sudangrass Small seeded. Thin palatable stems. Very fast regrowth. Higher populations grow finer stemmed forage which dry faster. BDL 234 Leafy BMR Sorghum - Sudangrass High yield potential brown midrib sorghum x sudangrass brachytic dwarf for maximum leaf area and standability. High leaf-to-stem ration. Shortened internodes enable closer cutting and grazing. Seed lbs. per acre. SucraSEED TM ULTRA SWEET HSG Ryegrass Blend High-sugar grass (HSG) mixture for silage and haylage. High levels of sugar provide bacteria with greater energy source translating to faster and better conversion of freshly harvested plant material to highly digestible silage or haylage. The grasses high sugar reserves make lush, thick stands withstanding hot, dry summers and cold winters. More sugar provides the grasses extra energy for quick re-growth after cutting and the aggressiveness to crowd-out weeds. HSGs are proven to increase livestock yields. Early planting is NOT an option with sorghum and sorghum x sudan products. They must be planted in warm soils. May 20 is the absolute earliest after soils are warm. Also observe sorghum / sudan feed warnings to prevent Prussic Acid Poisoning. (1) Avoid large nitrogen applications prior to expected drought periods. (2) 2, 4-D increases Prussic Acids for several weeks after application. (3) Do not harvest drought damaged plants within 4 days of good rain. (4) Allow at least 7 days killing frost before chopping. (5) Cut at higher stubble height, nitrates accumulate in the lower stalks. (6) Wait 6 weeks after ensiling to allow Prussic Acid to dissipate.
36 36 ANNUAL FORAGES and GRAIN SORGHUM BMR-106 Hybrid Forage Sorghum Brown midrib hybrid for high quality forage. Reduced lignin and improved fiber digestibility. High yield potential, excellent early vigor & drought tolerance. Recommended harvest is 100 days after planting. BDL 1717 Forage Sorghum Newest generations of BMR quality. Brachytic Dwarf for standability. High yield potential. Brown midrib. Excellent drought tolerance. Harvest 100 days after planting. For regions SOUTH of Interstate 80 (Central PA). DSS 685 Forage Sorghum Single cut, high yield potential and highly palatable with BMR 6 marker. Dry stalk sorghum that will rival corn silage yield and quality when direct harvested at early dough stage. Excellent seedling vigor and drought tolerance. For regions NORTH of Interstate 80 (Central PA). DSS 695 Forage Sorghum Single cut, BMR 6 dry stalk sorghum with top palatability and digestibility. BMR quality with improved standability and reduced establishment cost - attractive forage option especially in dry conditions. For regions SOUTH of Interstate 80 (Central PA). FSG 114 BMR 6 Early Maturity FSG 116 Early Maturity Red colored grain, semi-open head Exceptional yield performance Excellent early vigor Plant height 36 to 42 inches. FSG 255C Early-Med Mat. Grain Sorghum Cream colored grain, semi-open head High yield potential Excellent early vigor Plant height 41 to 44 inches First choice for wildlife food/cover. FSG 421 Medium Maturity Bronze colored grain, semi-open head Outstanding yield potential Excellent standability and early vigor Plant height 44 to 48 inches Forage Sorghum Dry stalk gene improves harvestibility timing Significantly lower stem lignin concentration Improved digestibility and palatability Requires 1/3 less water than corn Male sterile hybrid Grain Sorghum Grain Sorghum COW VITTLES II Hybrid Forage Sorghum High yield conventional hybrid. Dense, lush leaf, large grain head. High grain to fodder ratio. Medium plant height 5-7 ft. FSG 541 Medium-Late Mat. Bronze colored grain Excellent vigor Plant height 44 to 51 inches Grain Sorghum Visit SEEDWAY Online at Hall, NY Shoreham, VT Mifflinburg, PA Emmaus, PA
37 SG Brand SOYBEANS 37 Applied With CruiserMaxx Beans with Vibrance is an on-seed application that combines four active ingredients to protect against a broad spectrum of damaging above- and below-ground insects, as well as all major seedborne and soilborne diseases. In addition, CruiserMaxx Beans with Vibrance enhances crop performance through optimized root health and best-inclass protection against Rhizoctonia. CruiserMaxx Beans with Vibrance is backed by extensive testing, use and proven performance. CruiserMaxx Beans has consistently delivered increased yield potential for growers over the last 10 years on more than 80 million acres, across environments. Crop growth potential is enabled by early season vigor. There is a visible increase in bloom and fruit development. The active ingredient performs well under a wide range of weather conditions. Benefits to the crop include greater density, height, root length, stem diameter, number of leaves per plant and higher yield. Most of these benefits are generated by protecting the crop for the first 30 to 40 days during stand establishment. CruiserMaxx has minimal impact on non-target organisms because it is present only on the seed surface and inside the plant. It is very safe for users and the environment. SOYBEAN TRAITS CONVENIENCE i New seed offers high quality and high yield potential versus bin-run i New seed ensures a reliable seed supply in many maturities. ECONOMICS i New seed yields 1.8 bushel per acre more than bin-run i Bin-run planting rates are generally 15% higher than new seed. LIMITED WARRANTY BENEFITS i Dealer agronomic support before and after the sale i Risk management benefits of Roundup Rewards (over $600 million paid to growers since 1997). New Innovations i Royalties provide for research and development of new traits and higher-yielding germplasm i SEEDWAY and Monsanto are committed to our customers success. SEED STEWARDSHIP POLICY Seed containing the Roundup Ready trait or Genuity Roundup Ready 2 trait are protected under numerous United States patents, including Patent No. RE39,247. It is unlawful to save Roundup Ready or Genuity Roundup Ready 2 soybeans for planting or transfer to others for use as a planting seed. CruiserMaxx boosts plant development by inducing biosynthesis of specific proteins that defend plants against stress. Plants need less energy to protect themselves and invest more in healthy growth. 140,000 SOYBEANS PER UNIT CUT COSTS Order exactly the seed you need i SIMPLIFY Remove the guesswork of seed size and count per pound SAVE TIME Cut time spent calculating each seed lot and adjusting the planter i PRECISION Plant accurately to uniformly prepared seedbed and eliminate excessive seeding i 140,000 SEEDS/UNIT - 1 UNIT/ACRE Adjust planting rate based on conditions, Penn State University recommends ,000 seeds/acre for best stands and yield potential, most varieties available with pre-inoculation for convenience. PLANTING SOYBEANS FOR VALUE AND PERFORMANCE ROW SPACING Population 125,000 Population 140,000 Population 150,000 Population 180,
38 38 SG Brand SOYBEANS SG 1055 Early-Group I Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Excellent defensive package combination - Phytophthora Root Rot and Brown Stem Rot. It has good emergence and develops into an attractive light tawny plant that stands very well at harvest. Performs well in high and low yield environments with a 76% win rate against competitive varieties in its maturity range. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 1311 Early-Group I Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Excellent yield potential and superior resistance to White Mold. Good standability. Light tawny pubescence with average height. Excellent resistance to Brown Stem Rot. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 1932 Late-Group I Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Excellent stress tolerance, standability and fantastic yield performance across NY in our testing program. Excellent defensive package for Brown Stem Rot and Phytophthora Root Rot. Average White Mold rating. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 2115 Early-Group II Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Phenomenal yield potential. Lateral branches provide excellent yield expression at harvest time. Excellent disease package and stress tolerance. 80% win rate against competitor varieties in its maturity range. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 2125 Early-Group II Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability This variety has the complete package for White Mold, Brown Stem Rot, Phytophthora, Sudden Death and SCN. Dark tawny plant, medium bushy with great standability. 140,000 seeds/unit. Applied With SEEDWAY Soybeans Treated with CruiserMaxx CruiserMaxx Beans with Vibrance seed treatment offers marketleading protection against a broad spectrum of early-season insects and diseases.available only pre-applied. Contact your SEEDWAY dealer for more information.
39 Superior Genetics For Successful Growers 39 SG 1513 Late-Group I Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Strong emergence and excellent tolerance to White Mold. Good standability. Widely adapted. Gray plant with average height. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 1911 Late-Group I Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Strong emergence and excellent tolerance to White Mold. Good standability. Widely adapted. Gray plant with average height. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 2013 Early-Group II Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Good emergence, intermediate bushy type plant. Excellent stress tolerance and standability. Can be positioned in all growing environments. Light tawny plant. Excellent resistance to Phytophthora root rot. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 2443 Mid-Group II Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Top end yield performance with excellent standability and White Mole tolerance. Medium height and widely adapted. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 2813 Late-Group II Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Excellent yield for maturity, excellent stress tolerance, superb performance in all environments. Excellent resistance to Brown Stem Rot and Phytophthora Root Rot. Tall plant with medium canopy. 140,000 seeds/unit. RATING SCALE: 9 = excellent, 5 = average, 1 = poor YIELD = potential, EMERGE = Emergence, STAND = Standability, DISEASE = General disease tolerance, STRESS = Stress tolerance
40 40 SG Brand SOYBEANS SG 3011 Early-Group III Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Excellent yield potential and emergence. Superior White Mold resistance and Rps1k gene for Phytophthora Root Rot resistance. Light tawny pubescence with medium plant height. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 3036 Early-Group III Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Broadly adapted with excellent standability and a great choice for high management acres. Very good disease package with SCN, Rps1c, BSR and SDS tolerance. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 3612 Mid-Group III Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Excellent top end yield potential for maturity. Consistent yield performance over the last 2 years. Excellent disease resistance. Handles stress and stands well. Medium tall plant with medium canopy. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 3963 Late-Group III Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Broadly adapted across many regions with top end yields. Good emergence with medium plant height. Excellent disease protection. Excellent SCN and Brown Stem Rot protection. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 4513 Mid-Group IV Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Outstanding yield potential. Excellent defense package for Frog Eye leaf spot, and Phytophthora Root Rot. Very good stress tolerance. Outperforms competitor checks with % win ratio in yield trials. 140,000 seeds/unit. Applied With SEEDWAY Soybeans Treated with CruiserMaxx CruiserMaxx Beans with Vibrance seed treatment offers marketleading protection against a broad spectrum of early-season insects and diseases.available only pre-applied. Contact your SEEDWAY dealer for more information.
41 Superior Genetics For Successful Growers 41 SG 3322 Early-Group III Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Exceptional stress tolerance. Good standability. with great defensive traits for Sudden Death Syndrome, Soybean Cyst Nematode and Phytophthora Root Rot. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 3413 Mid-Group III Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Top end yield potential, excellent resistance to Frog-Eye leaf spot, Brown Stem Rot, and Phytophthora Root Rot. Mediumtall plant, medium canopy. SG3413 were 3 bu/ac better than SG 3411 in 2011 testing. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 3813 Mid-Late-Group III Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Excellent emergence and disease resistance package. Boasts same attractive appearance as SG3012 with shorter height. Medium tall plant with medium canopy. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 4593 Late-Group IV Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Tall, narrow plant type stacked with STS herbicide tolerance with good standability. Handles heavy clay soils. Excellent yield performance. 140,000 seeds/unit. SG 4713 Late-Group IV Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Emergence Standability Excellent, consistent yield potential. Great defensive package against Frog Eye leaf spot, Stem Canker, and Phytophthora Root Rot. Great stress tolerance and standability. Medium-tall plant. 140,000 seeds/unit. RATING SCALE: 9 = excellent, 5 = average, 1 = poor YIELD = potential, EMERGE = Emergence, STAND = Standability, DISEASE = General disease tolerance, STRESS = Stress tolerance
42 BRAND TRAIT GROUP PLANT HEIGHT CANOPY STAND- ABILITY STRESS PUBESCENCE HILUM COLOR FLOWER COLOR PHYTO- PHTHORA GENE PHYTOPHTHO- RA FIELD TOLERANCE WHITE MOLD BROWN STEM ROT FROG EYE LEAF SPOT SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODE PAGE SG 1055 GENRR2Y 1.0 MT Int. Bush 9 9 Light Tawny Brown Purple Rps3a SG1311 GENRR2Y 1.3 MT Med.Bushy 7 8 Light Tawny Black Purple Rps1c S 34 SG 1513 GENRR2Y 1.5 Med. Bushy 7 8 Light Tawny Black Purple Rps3a S 35 SG 1911 GENRR2Y 1.9 MT Med.Bushy 8 8 Gray SG 1932 GENRR2Y 1.9 M Med. Bushy 9 9 Gray Imperfect Black Imperfect Black Purple Rps1c S 35 Purple Rps1k R3, MR(14) 35 SG 2013 GENRR2Y 2.0 M Med.Bushy 7 8 Tawny Black Purple Rps1c R(3),MR(14) 34 SG 2115 GENRR2Y 2.1 MT Int. Bush 8 9 Light Tawny Black Purple Rps1k R(3), MR(14) 34 SG 2125 GENRR2Y 2.1 MT Med. Bushy 8 8 Tawny Black Purple Rps1k R(3),MR(14) 34 SG 2413 GENRR2Y 2.4 M Med.Bushy 7 8 Tawny Black Purple Rps1c R(3), MR(14) 34 SG 2443 GENRR2Y 2.4 M Int. Bush 9 8 Gray Buff White R(3),MR(14) 34 SG 2813 GENRR2Y 2.8 MT Med.Bushy 7 9 Tawny Black Purple Rk SG 3011 GENRR2Y 3.0 MT Med.Bushy 7 9 Light Tawny Brown Purple Rps1k R(3),MR(14) 35 SG 3036 GENRR2Y 3.0 M Med. Bushy 9 8 Gray Imperfect Black Purple Rps1c R(3),MR(14) 36 SG 3322 GENRR2Y 3.3 MT Med.Bushy 7 9 Light Tawny Brown Purple Rps1k R(3),MR(14) 35 SG 3413 GENRR2Y 3.4 MT Med-Bushy 8 9 Tawny Black Purple Rps1k R(3), MR(14) 34 SG 3612 GENRR2Y 3.6 MT Med.Bushy 8 9 Gray Imperfect Black Purple Rps1c R(3),MR(14) 37 SG 3813 GENRR2Y 3.8 M Med.Bushy 7 8 Tawny Black Purple Rps1c R(3), MR(14) 36 SG 3963 GENRR2Y 3.8 M Med.Bushy 7 8 Tawny Black Purple Rps1c R(3), MR(14) 37 SG 4513 GENRR2Y 4.5 M Med.Bushy 7 8 Light Tawny Black Purple Rps1c R(3),MR(14) 37 SG 4593 GENRR2Y 4.5 T Int. 8 9 Light Tawny Black Purple Rps1c R(3), MR(14) 37 SG 4713 GENRR2Y 4.7 M Int. Bush 9 8 Gray Imperfect Black GENRR2Y = Genuity Roundup Ready 2 Purple Rps1c R(3), MR(14) 37 Lead varieties detailed in subsequent pages. Proven varieties limited - subject to supply for 2013 planting. Key: 1=worst, 5= average, 9=best. Soybean Cyst Nematode (SCN) 1,3,9 and or 14 = specific race of SCN. R = resistant, MR = moderately resistant, S = susceptible.
43 SMALL GRAINS 43 SPRING OATS Variety Maturity Potential Bushel Weight Height Straw Strength Seed Color ROBUST Early Excellent Excellent Medium Very Good Tan CORRAL Medium Excellent Excellent Medium Excellent Yellow OGLE Medium Very Good Good Medium Very Good Yellow SPRING BARLEY Variety Head Type Potential Bushel Weight Height Straw Strength AC MINOA Two Row Bearded Excellent Excellent Medium-Tall Very Good CYANE Six Row Bearded Excellent Very Good Medium-Tall Very Good AC is an official mark used under license from agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. WINTER BARLEY Variety Maturity Head Type Bushel Weight Height Straw Strength Winter Hardiness ATLANTIC Medium Awned Very good Medium Excellent Excellent THOROUGHBRED Medium Awned Very Good Medium Excellent Excellent SB151 Med-Early Awnless Very Good Medium Very Good Excellent SEEDWAY WHEAT SOFT RED WINTER Variety Maturity Head Type Bushel Weight Height Disease Rating Winter Survival Straw Strength SW27 Very Early Smooth Very Good Tall Very Good Good Excellent SW50 Medium Smooth Excellent Medium Very Good Very Good Excellent SW52 Early Smooth Excellent Medium Excellent Very Good Excellent SW53 Medium Smooth Excellent Medium Very Good Very Good Very Good SW545 Medium Smooth Very Good Medium Excellent Excellent Very Good SW550 NEW Medium Awned Very Good Medium Very Good Excellent Excellent SW57SR Medium Smooth Excellent Med-Tall Very Good Very Good Excellent SW58 NEW Medium Smooth Very Good Medium Good Very Good Very Good SW60 Medium Awned Excellent Medium Excellent Excellent Excellent
44 2015 Seed Guide Corn, Soybean, Forages, Small Grains, Conservation Products OFFICE and WAREHOUSE LOCATIONS Hall, NY... (800) Shoreham, VT... (888) Mifflinburg, PA... (800) Emmaus, PA... (800) DISTRICT SALES MANAGERS Lauchlin Titus Maine...(207) Greg Strong Northeast PA...(570) Ed Schillawski VT...(802) Steve Bresnehan W. PA, E. OH...(814) Mark Eddy North NY...(315) Robert Chaapel Central PA...(570) Pete Carey East NY...(607) Mark Lengel Central PA...(570) Bill Gallinger Cent. NY...(315) John Myers Southeast PA, NJ...(717) Jack Beha West NY...(585) John Falkenstein MD & VA...(717) Darrell Stape West NY...(585) Lamar Bomberger PA...(570) Glen Yousey North NY...(315) Steve Smith PA & South...(570) Thomas Platten West NY...(585) Dave Galer Bus. Mgr...(570) John Uveges Bus. Mgr...(800) Adam Robertson Sales Mgr...(585) Scott Rushe Forage Market Development Manager... (814) YOUR LOCAL SEEDWAY DEALER
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