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Start Right

Published March 27, 2023

The extended forecast remains cool. Pioneer Corn Marketing Lead Adam Theis said a good seed treatment will allow growers to plant in a wider window. "Sometimes you may only get a week or two weeks to actually plant that crop…
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Optimism for ’23 Planting Season

Published March 14, 2023

Despite a thick layer of snow across the Northern Plains, Pioneer Corn Product Manager Scott Walker is enthusiastic about the upcoming growing season. "We're getting some adequate moisture refilling that soil moisture profile this winter and we're looking forward to a…
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Check Drought Scores

Published December 22, 2022

The 2022 growing season started very late with very wet conditions.The crop caught up quickly and now there's very little moisture in the soil profile. "Look at the drought scores," said Scott Walker, corn product manager, Pioneer. "Anything with a seven…
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Seed Decisions Being Made

Published December 8, 2022

A large percentage of the seed has been already booked for the 2023 growing season. Pioneer Soybean Marketing Lead Don Gehrls says most of the early interest is in corn. "I've been hearing a little more momentum around corn than…
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Highly Variable

Published November 21, 2022

According to Pioneer field agronomist J.J. Jaehning, it was a highly variable year. "We went into spring with 150-to-250 percent of normal precip from mid-April to the middle of May which kept us out of the field. Guys were pleasantly…
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Fingers Crossed for Rain Before Freeze-up

Published November 3, 2022

With very little moisture in the soil profile, it has been difficult getting the ground in condition for next year. "What is even more concerning is they're pulling up big root balls and big soil clumps that if we don't…
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Pioneer Agronomy Update

Published October 17, 2022

With little to no August moisture, expectations were muted for the soybean crop. "The numbers are coming in and we're talking upper 40s-to-50 bushels per acre and all the way up to 70 bushel beans," reports Kevin Sinner, field agronomist,…
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Pioneer Agronomy Update

Published October 3, 2022

The Pioneer Agronomy Update originated from the Oberon, North Dakota area on Tuesday. This is an area that had spotty frost early in the week. "It is really variable where it hit hard and where it didn't, but it was…
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