Why You Should Inoculate Your Soybean Seed

LumiTreo is a three-way premix fungicide, with three effective modes of action for key early season diseases to help soybeans reach their full potential.

Cross pollinated soybeans offer potential for researchers to introduce new crop improvements, improve farmer’s harvests and provide forage for pollinators.

UPL will use these patents to develop and launch new herbicides for use with Fenclorim-treated seeds.

Seventy-three percent U.S. retailers recently surveyed by Brevant seeds ranked drought toughness as the No. 1 crop challenge this season.

The facility in Malta, IL, is designed to bring farmers and researchers together to accelerate advancements in agricultural seed products and services.

DEI will be the exclusive distributor of Precision Laboratories’ seed enhancement and seed treatment products in states east of the Rocky Mountains.

EQUENTO provides outstanding control of various soil pests while helping farmers increase the sustainability of their farming operations.

Light treatment improves crop performance without genetic modification or increased chemical inputs.

Collaboration to introduce high-performing triticale seed genetics into CROPLAN and Armor Seed brands.

Partnership will leverage Ginkgo’s cell programming capabilities to support Syngenta’s ongoing seeds R&D pipeline efforts.

Albaugh’s experienced seed treatment team will now offer the new AmpliFYR product for their customers.

Procuring the desired seed and optimizing its value are more important than ever in today’s challenging market.

Vayantis fungicide seed treatment from Syngenta is now available in custom blends.

Xitavo soybean seed is owned by M.S. Technologies and exclusively distributed by BASF.

This acquisition of the Idaho Falls facility will expand the production capacity and reliability for InVigor Health hybrids.

Coming off a year crunched by supply and inflation, retailers and manufacturers see no lack of opportunity and value in growers’ most emotional input purchase.

Deer Creek Seed will continue to operate each of its facilities in Ashland and Madison, WI, as well as Effingham, IL.

The collaboration aims to bring competitive alternatives to manage resistant and tough-to-control weeds through innovative trait stacks.