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Pioneer Agronomy Update from Elbow Lake, MN

Published April 15, 2021

A lot of wheat got seeded in the Elbow Lake area before the recent rain and snow event. Now, the next major decision will be what to plant next once the temperatures warm back up. Red River Marketing Company sales…

From the Field, It’s the Pioneer Agronomy Update

Published April 12, 2021

Most areas of the Northern Plains were pretty dry over the winter months. The recent rains have helped. "I don't think this will cure all of the subsoil moisture deficits," says Clyde Tiffany, field agronomist, Pioneer. "If there is a…

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Digital Planting Guide Introduced by Two Corteva Brands

Published March 5, 2021

Pioneer and Granular have created a proprietary digital planting guide. Granular Marketing Lead Ken O’Brien says this simple tool can accept data from over 20 different manufacturers."For the entire operation, the field-by-field level or the sub-field level, it allows the…

A Shift in Attitude

Published March 4, 2021

There’s concern about drought, but growers are generally optimistic going into the 2021 planting season. Pioneer Field Agronomist Larry Lunder made that observation during the KMOT Ag Expo. Show in Minot. "The attitude is a 180 degree shift from a…

Strong Soybean Seed Supply Situation

Published November 23, 2020

Pioneer U.S. Soybean Marketing Lead Jeremy Rentz says it looks like it has been a record year for seed production. "We had a good fall where we grow a lot of our soybean production and the quality has been good.…

NCGA Promotes Busse

Published October 23, 2020

Julie Busse is the new communications director for the National Corn Growers Association. Most recently, Bussee was NCGA’s senior communications manager. Previously, Busse worked for Osborn Barr, Pioneer and the RFD Illinois radio network.

Moving From Beans to Corn

Published October 8, 2020

The end of the soybean harvest season is in sight for farmers in the Grand Forks area. "The bean size is a little smaller than years past, but guys are pretty happy with getting bean harvest done by mid-October," said…

A Respectable Corn Crop in the Works

Published October 3, 2020

Soybean harvest is about 40 percent complete in the Frederick, South Dakota area. Frederick Seed owner Rich Achen says yields are variable, depending on planting conditions. "Some yield are average, while others are maybe more above average. Anything that was…

Some Yield Loss From the Early Frost

Published September 17, 2020

There are some setbacks expected in the soybeans due to the early September frost in the Northern Plains. Pioneer Field Agronomist Jesse Moch says there is some yield loss associated with the event. "We're probably going to see in the…

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Data Collection Key for Picking the Best Seed Varieties

Published September 3, 2020

Pioneer product agronomist Zach Fore is closely evaluating the new corn and soybean varieties available for farmers. "We'll continue collecting data on products through harvest," says Fore. "We collect data all year long on agronomics. For corn, it's looking at…

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Pioneer Agronomy Update from Elbow Lake, MN

From the Field, It’s the Pioneer Agronomy Update

Digital Planting Guide Introduced by Two Corteva Brands

A Shift in Attitude

Strong Soybean Seed Supply Situation

NCGA Promotes Busse

Moving From Beans to Corn

A Respectable Corn Crop in the Works

Some Yield Loss From the Early Frost

Data Collection Key for Picking the Best Seed Varieties

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