P0720Q

Summary:

• New high yield, widely adapted product with excellent disease package.
• Top end yield potential with very good drought tolerance.
• Early silk allows placement North of zone.
• Above average Northern Corn Leaf Blight and Goss's Wilt resistance. ®
• Slightly below average mid-season brittle snap resistance.

P0924Q

Summary:

• Top end yield potential for Medium to High yield environments
• Above average roots and grain quality
• Very good yield stability
• Good to above average foliar disease resistance

P1099Q

Summary:

• Widely adapted stable product with excellent roots and mid-season brittle resistance.
• Later silking product for maturity, best adapted to above average soils.
• Solid leaf disease package, well suited for higher residue situations.

P1108Q

Summary:

• Exceptionally high yielding product
• Manage populations to help average roots on soils with a history of root lodging
• Widely adapted to a range of yield environments.

P1185Q

Summary:

• Strong mid-season brittle snap resistance.
• Excellent root strength.
• Good grain quality.
• Stable across multiple environments.
• Shorter plant height.
• Probable response to a foliar fungicide in fields with a history of gray leaf spot.

P28T02E

Summary:

• Late Group II companion Enlist E3 variety.
• Good yield potential.
• Solid agronomics.
• Excellent phytophthora tolerance.
• Acceptable Sudden Death Syndrome tolerance.

P29T37E

Summary:

• Versatile, high yielding late group II variety
• Increased Phytophthora field tolerance, RPS1A gene, and additional height over P28T14E
• Aproach response in white mold environments

P30T99E

Summary:

• Very good harvest standability and combined with several above average tolerances to various diseases allow placement on a wide range of soils, including highly productive and clays.
• Below average tolerance to White Mold needs managed accordingly or avoid fields with White Mold history.
• Has adequate tolerance to metribuzin, sulfentrazone and saflufenacil as well as high degree of tolerance to rimsulfuron under normal circumstances following labeled plant-back intervals.

P31T64E

Summary:

• Stability for lighter and variable soils
• Strong tolerance to SDS and frogeye
• Very good emergence and harvest standability
• PPO tolerant

P32T26E

Summary:

• A very defensive variety with exceptional
• Frogeye tolerance.
• A good choice for early planting. Should also perform well on drought prone soils.

25R61

Summary:

• Widely adapted variety with excellent yield potential and high test weight.
• Very good resistance to Fusarium head scab.
• Good straw strength and lodging resistance.
• Above average winterhardiness with high resistance to soil-borne mosaic virus and good resistance to spindle streak mosaic virus.
• Slightly below average resistance to stripe rust. Fungicide application may be necessary when conditions favor infection.
• Minimum recommended seeding rate 1.4 million seeds per acre.

25R74

Summary:

• Early variety with very high yield potential and good lodging resistance.
• Good resistance to Fusarium head scab with above average test weight.
• Outstanding resistance to stripe rust and powdery mildew.
• Resistant to Hessian fly, but for optimum performance, plant on or after the fly free date.
• Minimum recommended seeding rate of 1.4 million seeds per acre.

25R76

25R77

Summary:

• Early harvest variety with high yield potential and exceptional test weight.
• Strong straw strength for reliable lodging resistance.
• Outstanding resistance to stripe rust.
• Consider a fungicide to manage head scab if conditions warrant.
• Resistant to predominant Hessian fly biotypes but for optimum performance, plant on or up to two weeks after the fly free date.
• May benefit from timely application of fungicide when conditions favor leaf rust infection.
• Minimum recommended seeding rate 1.4 million seeds per acre. Yield potential significantly reduced at lower than recommended seeding rate.