Articles tagged under: Proseed
Another Big Year Expected for Corn Acres
Published November 29, 2023
As farmers put one crop to bed, decisions are being made for next season. Proseed Sales Manager Jeff Hamre expects corn acres to be up in 2024. "People are thinking the corn is going to be a driver with exports,…A Fun Time of the Year
Published September 13, 2023
During the Big Iron Farm Show, bushels were a frequent topic of conversation. Proseed District Sales Manager Dave Gehrtz said positive reports have come in for wheat, dry beans and other crops. "We have some phenomenal potential coming for corn…Field Tested
Published July 10, 2023
Proseed is one of the companies with field trials at Grand Farm. “We have two corn blocks, a soybean block, and a sunflower block," said Karmen Hardy, agronomist. The corn plot is testing planting depths and various plant populations in…Grand Farm Drives Innovation
Published July 8, 2023
Grand Farm held its inaugural field day at its new Innovation Campus near Wheatland, North Dakota. “Grand Farm works with partners to collaborate to drive innovation for ag tech," said Ann Nobriga, program operations field manager. "The plots are to…Corn Off to a Fast Start
Published May 31, 2023
The wind and heat dried fields quickly this spring. Despite that, Proseed Sales Manager Jeff Hamre says crop emergence has been great. “It’s a fun time of year to watch how fast some fields are growing and we can be…Seed Genetics Continue to Improve
Published January 28, 2023
Proseed General Manager David Blue says there are options for the grower. "Whether you're an Enlist guy or XtendFlex guy, we've definitely taken major strides in just one or two years and it's definitely a change that has been fun…Still Working on Wheat
Published September 23, 2022
Near Walhalla, North Dakota, Proseed agronomist Karmen Hardy does anticipate much damage to the corn and soybeans from this past week's frost, but it may be a different story for the small grains. "There could be quality issues as that…Ready to Go
Published May 12, 2022
There hasn’t been much planting progress across North Dakota and western Minnesota, but Proseed Sales Manager Jeff Hamre says farmers are ready to go when conditions improve. "Farmers have greased the equipment two to three times and we're practicing starting…Mixed Acreage Thoughts Ahead of Spring
Published January 31, 2022
Proseed District Sales Manager Dave Gehrtz is not expecting supply shortages to cause major acreage shifts. "The established farmers growing corn, wheat and soybeans are pretty much on track. Even though we're looking at fertilizer prices and rising input costs,…