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FreedoM tochoose

2015 pRodUCt gUIdE
FreedoM
to choose
pRoVEn to pERfoRm
trait technologies from monsanto, bayer, dow and syngenta
PROVEN TO PERFORM
K AU F FM A N S EEDS’ main interest is in making sure all of our customers
get the best quality seed for their needs. Whether it is selecting field crops
or cover crops. We are constantly looking for the newest products in the
market place that will allow customers the best chance for making a profit.
Kauffman Seeds, Inc. - Haven, KS
It isn’t only about the highest yield, but how much profit you make per acre. We want to make sure every
customer has a good feeling about what they are doing with seed purchased here. We are here to serve and help
answer your questions regardless of how trivial they may be. Either email us or for a more personal touch give us
a call. We would be glad to help you with your questions or problems.
Kauffman Seeds was started in 1965 by Edward Kauffman as an Alfalfa seed cleaning business. In 1972 Jerry and
Lois Wyse started taking over the business from Lois’s dad. At that time certified wheat was added to the business.
In the middle eighties saw the introduction of Soybeans both in production and processing. Seed wheat, alfalfa, and
soybeans were the mainstay of the operation. In 1995, Midland Genetics was formed as several seed companies
joined forces to launch a breeding program to get ready for the introduction of Roundup Ready Soybeans. Corn,
Grain Sorghum, and Forages were added to the selling lines all under the Midland Genetics brand name. In 2005
Tom Clayman and Dustin Miller purchased Kauffman Seeds from Jerry and Lois Wyse. The current ownership has
maintained the business as it was and has added cover crops to facilitate more of our customers’ needs.
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FREEDOM TO CHOOSE
CORN TECHNOLOGIES
PR RIB
Genuity® VT Double PRO®
RIB Complete® Corn Blend
Genuity® VT Double PRO® RIB Complete® Corn Blend is a blend of 95% B.t. seed and 5% nonB.t. seed. You get all the benefits of Genuity® VT Double PRO® Corn Blend, plus the convenience
of 5% non-B.t. seed, interspersed in every bag. Genuity® VT Double PRO® RIB Complete® Corn
Blend provides the broadest spectrum of above ground insect protection, two modes of action
against corn earworm, and 5% non-B.t seed built right in, the lowest in the Corn-Growing Area. It
also contains the first double-stacked trait with dual modes of action for above ground insects and
maximum protection against corn earworm.
PR DG RIB
Genuity® DroughtGard® Hybrid with
VT Double Pro® RIB Complete® Corn Blend
Genuity® DroughtGard® Hybrids with VT Double PRO® RIB Complete® Corn Blend
contain the first double-stacked trait with dual modes of action for above ground insects
and maximum protection against corn earworm. Superior genetics along with innovative
drought-tolerant trait technology helps DroughtGard® Hybrids withstand drought
conditions for a better chance of maximizing kernels per ear and overall yield potential.
PRW RIB
Genuity® VT Triple PRO®
RIB Complete® Corn Blend
Genuity® VT Triple PRO® RIB Complete® Corn Blend offers farmers dual modes-of-action for
protection against above-ground insects, a single mode-of-action for corn rootworm protection
and herbicide tolerance. The single-bag is a blend of 90% insect-protected and 10% refuge
seed, contains herbicide tolerance, a single mode of action for corn rootworm control and dual
modes of action for above-ground insect protection - including corn earworm, fall armyworm
and European and Southwestern corn borer. It is a great fit in geographies experiencing low to
moderate rootworm pressure.
RR
Roundup Ready® Corn 2 contains in-plant tolerance to Roundup® brand herbicides, enabling
growers to spray Roundup® brands over the top, from planting through the V8 stage or 30inch corn height, with excellent crop safety and no yield reduction. Compared to popular
conventional corn programs, the Roundup Ready® Corn 2 system costs less, while allowing
hybrids to reach their maximum yield potential. While the U.S. regulatory agencies have
given full approval to Roundup Ready® Corn 2 for commerce in the U.S. for marketing and
consumption as food, food ingredients and feed for livestock, certain regulatory approvals are
pending in certain export markets. For more information on these approvals, or for assistance
in locating domestic grain outlets, see the American Seed Trade Association web site (www.
amseed.org) or contact Monsanto directly at 800-768-6387.
NUMBERING SYSTEM
Corn - 726PR
7
Maturity 0 - 9
HL
2
Sequence 0 - 9
6
Release Year
Roundup Ready® Corn 2
HERCULEX® I + LibertyLink®
Herculex® I Insect Protection gives full-plant protection all season long against European corn
borer, western bean cutworm and a broad spectrum of other yieldrobbing pests. All Herculex®
I hybrids contain LibertyLink® technology, making them resistant to over-the-top applications
of Liberty® herbicide.
PR
Traits
Soybean - 3875NRR
GT
3.8
Maturity 0 - 9
7
Sequence 0 - 9
5
Release Year
SCN Resistance
N
SCN res.
Grain Sorghum
7
Maturity 0 - 9
Hybrids with the Agrisure® GT trait provide excellent tolerance to in-crop applications
of glyphosate-based herbicides.
N = Standard Resistance
Grain Sorghum - 4772
4
R2
Traits
VLGW
7
Sequence 0 - 9
Agrisure® GT
2
Release
Year
Agrisure Viptera® 3111
The Agrisure Viptera® 3111 trait stack provides growers with breakthrough multi-pest
control of 16 above-and below-ground pests.
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CORN PRODUCTS
Rating Scale: 1-5, 1 = Best | PRW RIB = Genuity® VT Triple PRO® RIB Complete® Corn Blend, PR RIB = Genuity® VT Double PRO® RIB Complete® Corn Blend, PR DG RIB = Genuity®
DroughtGard® Hybrid with VT Double Pro® RIB Complete® Corn Blend, RR = Roundup Ready® Corn 2, HL = Herculex® 1/LL, VLGW = Agrisure Viptera® 3111, GT = Agrisure® GT
143
101 DAYS
Available As: GT, VLGW
Short season hybrid
Top yields in short season tests
Semi-flex ear, medium plant height
Average ear height
Early Growth
1.3
Root
2.0
Stalk
2.0
Stay Green
154
102 DAYS
Available As: PR RIB
Short season hybrid
Highest yield in 2012 short season tests
Very stress tolerant
Very good stalks and roots
Shorter plant with medium ear height
164
102 DAYS
1.2
Early Growth
1.4
Root
1.2
Stalk
1.2
Stay Green
1.5
Early Growth
1.5
Short season hybrid
Semi-flex ear
Root
Medium-tall plant
Very good grain quality
1.1
Stalk
1.5
Stay Green
344
108 DAYS
1.6
Widely adapted hybrid
Very good drought tolerance
Medium plant height, medium ear height
Semi-flex ear, good greensnap tolerance
Good early canopy with wide leaves
Early Growth
1.3
Root
1.3
Stalk
1.5
Stay Green
417
110 DAYS
Available As: PRW RIB, PR RIB, HL, RR, Conventional
Stress hybrid
Consistent yields 2006-2013
Excellent drought tolerance
Medium plant height
Excellent early vigor
Fast drydown, tolerates wet soils
3
1.7
Early Growth
1.2
Root
2.0
Stalk
2.0
Stay Green
2.0
CORN PRODUCTS
573
112 DAYS
Available As: PRW RIB, PR RIB
A top yielding hybrid in Kansas-Missouri tests in 2011-2013
Excellent stress tolerance
Full flex ear, with very good Goss's Wilt
Excellent test weight and grain quality
583
112 DAYS
Excellent stalks and roots, semi-flex ear
Flowers early with fast drydown
Excellent Grey Leaf Spot and test weight
594
#1 yield in drought hybrid tests in 2013
Western adapted hybrid with good stalks and roots
Very good greensnap tolerance
Tall plant with high ear height
Excellent Goss' Wilt tolerance
622
High yields in tests in Kansas and Missouri in 2011-2013
Excellent plant health and intactness
Semi-flex ear, medium-tall plant height
Medium ear height
Productive soils, tolerates higher populations
114 DAYS
2.0
Stalk
2.0
Stay Green
2.0
Early Growth
1.3
Root
1.2
Stalk
1.2
Stay Green
1.5
Early Growth
1.5
Root
1.8
Stalk
1.8
Stay Green
1.5
Available As: PRW RIB, PR RIB
624
Root
Available As: PR DG RIB
DroughtGard® hybrid, drought tolerant trait
113 DAYS
1.5
Excellent stress tolerance, shorter plant
112 DAYS
Early Growth
Early Growth
1.5
Root
1.0
Stalk
1.0
Stay Green
1.0
High yields in tests in Elite tests in 2012 - 2013
Hybrid for central and north Kansas and Missouri
High yield potential, fast dry down
Medium tall plant with medium high ear height
Excellent greensnap tolerance, very good test weight
Early Growth
1.5
Root
Stalk
Stay Green
1.4
1.6
1.7
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CORN PRODUCTS
Rating Scale: 1-5, 1 = Best | PR RIB = Genuity® VT Double PRO® RIB Complete® Corn Blend, PR DG RIB = Genuity® DroughtGard® Hybrid with VT Double Pro®
RIB Complete® Corn Blend, RR = Roundup Ready® Corn 2
653
113 DAYS
The #1 yielder in Midland tests 2012 and 2013
Versatile, high yield potential under all conditions
Widely adapted, very good stalks and roots
Canopies quickly, shorter plant height
Semi-flex ear, good test weight
Excellent early vigor
670
114 DAYS
Very good ear flex, good stress tolerance
Tolerates high populations
NEW
NEW!
Very high yield potential
Full season hybrid with semi flex ear
Medium plant and ear height
Improved greensnap tolerance
7A28
Consistent top yields, very adaptable
Full season but has fast drydown
Excellent silage hybrid
1.3
Root
1.5
Stalk
1.4
Stay Green
1.4
Early Growth
1.7
Root
1.3
Stalk
1.3
Stay Green
2.0
Early Growth
1.4
2.0
Stalk
1.0
Stay Green
1.0
Available As: PR RIB, RR
Excellent standability
Medium height, semi-flex ear
Excellent disease tolerance
Tolerates high populations
Productive soils and irrigated
Early Growth
1.6
Root
1.3
Stalk
1.3
Stay Green
5
2.0
Early Growth
Root
117 DAYS
1.0
Available As: PR RIB, Conventional
Tall, robust hybrid with excellent staygreen
779
Stalk
Available As: PR DG RIB
Genuity® DroughtGard® hybrid, drought tolerant trait
115 DAYS
1.0
Available As: PR RIB, RR
Medium plant height
775
1.1
Root
Stay Green
Best disease tolerance, best Gray Leaf Spot rating
115 DAYS
Early Growth
1.2
NOTES
How Hydroefficiency Works
Advanced Biotechnology
Because of the advanced drought-tolerant biotech trait,
Genuity DroughtGard™ Hybrids adapt to drought conditions.
Slowing down water consumption and using available water
more efficiently to help endure the stress.
®
The Result
Superior genetics along with innovative drought-tolerant
trait technology helps DroughtGard Hybrids withstand
drought conditions for a better chance of maximizing
kernels per ear and overall yield potential.
Hydroefficiency
Doing more
with less water.
The InnovaTor of hYDroeffICIenCY
Visit your seed rep or genuity.com/droughtgard
Monsanto Company is a member of excellence Through Stewardship® (eTS). Monsanto products are commercialized in accordance with ETS Product Launch
Stewardship Guidance, and in compliance with Monsanto’s Policy for Commercialization of Biotechnology-Derived Plant Products in Commodity Crops. This product
has been approved for import into key export markets with functioning regulatory systems. Any crop or material produced from this product can only be exported
to, or used, processed or sold in countries where all necessary regulatory approvals have been granted. It is a violation of national and international law to move
material containing biotech traits across boundaries into nations where import is not permitted. Growers should talk to their grain handler or product purchaser to
confirm their buying position for this product. Excellence Through Stewardship® is a registered trademark of Biotechnology Industry Organization.
Individual results may vary, and performance may vary from location to location and from year to year. This result may not be an indicator of results you may
obtain as local growing, soil and weather conditions may vary. Growers should evaluate data from multiple locations and years whenever possible.
always read and follow IrM, where applicable, grain marketing and all other stewardship practices and pesticide label directions. DroughtGard™
and Genuity® are trademarks of Monsanto Technology LLC. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. ©2013 Monsanto Company. 30375
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CORN AGRONOMICS
Rating Scale: 1-5, 1 = Best; See trait key on page 2.
Relative
Maturity
GDD-Black
Layer
Drydown
Drought
Tolerance
Early
Growth
Minimum
Till
Plant
Height
Ear Height
Ear Flex
417
110
2760
Fast
Excellent
1.2
Good
Medium
Medium
Flex
7A28
115
2840
Fast
Excellent
1.4
Excellent
Tall
High
Flex
2760
Fast
Excellent
1.2
Good
Medium
Medium
Flex
Product
Conventional
HERCULEX® I with LibertyLink®
417HL
110
417RR
110
2760
Fast
Excellent
1.2
Good
Medium
Medium
Flex
670RR
114
2780
Good
Good
1.3
Very Good
Med-Short
Medium
Semi-Flex
779RR
117
2840
Good
Good
1.6
Very Good
Med-Short
Medium
Flex
101
2413
Very Fast
Very Good
1.3
Very Good
Medium
Medium
Semi-Flex
Agrisure® GT
143GT
NEW
Genuity® VT Double Pro® RIB Complete® Corn Blend
154PR RIB
102
2492
Very Fast
Very Good
1.4
Very Good
Med-Short
Medium
Semi-Flex
164PR RIB
102
2510
Fast
Good
1.5
Good
Med-Tall
Medium
Semi-Flex
344PR RIB
108
2630
Good
Very Good
1.3
Very Good
Medium
Medium
Semi-Flex
417PR RIB
110
2760
Fast
Excellent
1.2
Good
Medium
Medium
Flex
573PR RIB
112
2810
Fast
Very Good
1.5
Very Good
Medium
Medium
Flex
583PR RIB
112
2760
Good
Excellent
1.3
Very Good
Med-Short
Medium
Semi-Flex
594PR RIB
112
2815
Good
Excellent
1.5
Very Good
Tall
High
Semi-Det.
622PR RIB
113
2755
Good
Good
1.5
Very Good
Med-Tall
Medium
Flex
624PR RIB
114
2930
Fast
Very Good
1.5
Good
Med-Tall
High
Semi-Flex
653PR RIB
113
2760
Average
Good
1.1
Excellent
Medium
Medium
Semi-Flex
670PR RIB
114
2780
Good
Good
1.3
Very Good
Med-Short
Medium
Semi-Flex
775PR RIB
115
2770
Good
Very Good
1.7
Very Good
Medium
Medium
Semi-Flex
7A28PR RIB
115
2840
Fast
Excellent
1.4
Excellent
Tall
High
Flex
779PR RIB
117
2840
Good
Good
1.6
Very Good
Med-Short
Medium
Flex
Genuity® VT Triple Pro® RIB Complete® Corn Blend
417PRW RIB
110
2760
Fast
Excellent
1.2
Good
Medium
Medium
Flex
573PRW RIB
112
2810
Fast
Very Good
1.5
Very Good
Medium
Medium
Flex
622PRW RIB
113
2755
Good
Good
1.5
Very Good
Med-Tall
Medium
Flex
NEW
Genuity® DroughtGard® Hybrids with VT Double Pro® RIB Complete® Corn Blend
594PR DG RIB
112
2815
Good
Excellent
1.5
Very Good
Tall
High
Semi-Det.
775PR DG RIB
115
2770
Good
Very Good
1.7
Very Good
Medium
Medium
Semi-Flex
2413
Very Fast
Very Good
1.3
Very Good
Medium
Medium
Semi-Flex
143VLGW
7
101
Test
Weight
Stay Green
Stalk
Root
Silage
Grey Leaf
Spot
Goss's Wilt
Misc.
Fungicide
Response
Product
Conventional
Average
2.0
2.0
2.0
Average
2.2
3.0
1.5
Average
1.0
1.0
2.0
Excellent
2.0
-
-
417
7A28
HERCULEX® I with LibertyLink®
Average
2.0
2.0
2.0
Average
2.2
3.0
1.5
417HL
Average
2.0
2.0
2.0
Average
2.2
3.0
1.5
417RR
Average
1.4
1.4
1.5
Fair
1.0
1.5
3.0
670RR
Average
1.2
1.3
1.3
Poor
1.2
1.5
2.5
779RR
Agrisure® GT
Very Good
1.2
2.0
2.0
Fair
2.0
2.0
2.0
143GT
Genuity® VT Double Pro® RIB Complete® Corn Blend
1.5
1.2
1.2
Poor
1.7
1.7
1.5
154PR RIB
Good
1.6
1.5
1.1
Poor
1.5
1.5
1.4
164PR RIB
Good
1.7
1.5
1.3
Fair
2.0
2.5
1.5
344PR RIB
Average
2.0
2.0
2.0
Average
2.2
3.0
1.5
417PR RIB
Excellent
2.0
2.0
2.0
Fair
2.0
1.0
3.0
573PR RIB
Very Good
1.5
1.2
1.2
Fair
1.0
3.0
3.0
583PR RIB
Average
1.5
1.8
1.8
Excellent
1.7
1.0
1.5
594PR RIB
Average
1.0
1.0
1.0
Good
1.0
3.0
2.0
622PR RIB
Very Good
1.7
1.6
1.4
Good
1.5
1.4
1.5
624PR RIB
Very Good
2.0
1.0
1.0
Fair
3.0
3.0
1.0
653PR RIB
Average
1.4
1.4
1.5
Fair
1.0
1.5
3.0
670PR RIB
Fair
2.0
1.3
1.3
Average
1.7
1.7
1.0
775PR RIB
Average
1.0
1.0
2.0
Excellent
2.0
-
-
Average
1.2
1.3
1.3
Poor
1.2
1.5
2.5
NEW
Average
7A28PR RIB
779PR RIB
Genuity® VT Triple Pro® RIB Complete® Corn Blend
Average
1.6
1.7
1.7
Average
2.2
3.0
1.5
417PRW RIB
Excellent
2.0
2.0
2.0
Fair
2.0
1.0
3.0
573PRW RIB
Average
1.2
1.4
1.2
Good
1.2
2.5
1.5
622PRW RIB
Genuity® DroughtGard® Hybrids with VT Double Pro® RIB Complete® Corn Blend
1.5
1.8
1.8
Excellent
1.7
1.0
1.5
594PR DG RIB
Fair
2.0
1.3
1.3
Average
1.7
1.7
1.0
775PR DG RIB
NEW
Average
Very Good
1.2
2.0
1.5
Fair
2.0
1.7
2.0
143VLGW
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SOYBEAN PRODUCTS
3775NR2
NEW
New!
3.7 RM
Mid Group III maturity
Medium-tall plant height
Excellent stress tolerance
Emergence
Standability
Widely adapted for most soils
Shatter
Very good P.R.R. tolerance
P.R.R.
S.D.S.
3850NR2
1.9
1.0
2.2
2.0
3.8 RM
Late Group III maturity
Top yields in 2009-2013 tests in KS and MO
Medium-tall plant height, excellent standability
3981NR2
1.8
Emergence
1.3
Standability
1.5
Stress tolerant, irrigated or dryland
Shatter
1.0
P.R.R.
2.1
S.D.S.
2.1
3.9 RM
Late Group III maturity
Good performance in 2009-2013 in KS
Emergence
1.4
Standability
Stress tolerant; LR to R3 cyst nematodes
Shatter
Tall plant height
P.R.R.
1.8
1.1
1.5
S.D.S.
4123NR2
4.1 RM
Early Group IV maturity
High yields in central KS tests in 2011-2013
4263NRS2
Emergence
1.3
Standability
Consistent under stress
Shatter
Good Salt tolerance
P.R.R.
Good standability, cyst resistant
S.D.S.
1.9
1.0
1.6
2.1
4.2 RM
Excellent S.D.S. tolerance, high yields
Medium plant height, handles stress
Emergence
Standability
"Stacked" with STS tolerance
Shatter
Cyst resistant, productive soils
P.R.R.
S.D.S.
9
1.4
1.4
2.0
1.1
2.2
2.0
SOYBEAN PRODUCTS
4289NRS
4.2 RM
Excellent S.D.S. tolerance, high yields
Medium plant height, handles stress
Emergence
1.6
Standability
Stacked with STS tolerance
Shatter
Cyst resistant, productive soils
P.R.R.
1.4
1.1
2.0
S.D.S.
4329NRR
2.1
4.3 RM
Mid Group IV maturity
Top Group IV in 2010 Elite tests in eastern KS
Top yields in 2007-2010 research test
Emergence
1.4
Standability
Medium-tall plant, tolerates stress
Shatter
Excellent S.D.S. tolerance
P.R.R.
1.8
1.1
2.0
S.D.S.
4443NRS2
4.4 RM
Top yields in regional tests in KS and MO
Emergence
Shatter
Cyst resistant
P.R.R.
1.4
1.1
2.2
2.6
4.3 RM
"Mr. Dependable" yields well
Tall plant height, great choice for marginal soil
4543NRS2
1.6
Standability
S.D.S.
4506NRR
1.5
Emergence
1.5
Standability
Great stress tolerance
Shatter
Excellent shatter resistance
P.R.R.
Very good S.D.S. tolerance
S.D.S.
1.8
1.1
2.0
1.8
4.5 RM
Consistent yields under stress in KS and MO 2012
Emergence
1.7
Standability
Tall plant height, good standability
Shatter
Very good green stem tolerance
P.R.R.
Very good P.R.R. tolerance
S.D.S.
1.9
1.0
1.7
2.4
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SOYBEAN PRODUCTS
4580RS2
4.5 RM
Top performer in 2009-2012 KS and MO state and research
tests
Standability
Shatter
P.R.R.
Medium plant height
Very stress tolerant
4593NRS2
Top yields in southern KS tests in 2011-2012
Handles stress
Good standability, cyst resistant
Performer well in our 2012 Elite tests in KS
2.1
1.4
Emergence
1.5
Standability
1.7
Shatter
1.0
P.R.R.
1.6
Emergence
1.8
Standability
Shatter
Good S.D.S. tolerance
P.R.R.
2.0
1.1
1.6
S.D.S.
1.5
Emergence
1.5
4.7 RM
Late Group IV maturity
#1 in 2012 late Group IV maturity
Standability
Medium plant height
Shatter
Strong emergence
P.R.R.
“Stacked” with STS tolerance
S.D.S.
2.0
1.0
1.7
2.5
4.9 RM
Late Group IV maturity
Good green stem tolerance
Emergence
2.1
Standability
Medium plant height
Shatter
Cyst resistant
P.R.R.
S.D.S.
11
1.0
S.D.S.
Top yielding late Group IV in 2010-2013 KS and MO tests
4963NRS2
1.8
4.6 RM
4792RS2
1.3
4.5 RM
4614NRS2
Emergence
2.0
1.0
2.3
1.3
SOYBEAN PRODUCTS
Product
STS
RM
Height Emerg Stand. Shatter P.R.R.
S.D.S.
I.D.C.
CYST
Highlight
NEW
Genuity® Roundup Ready 2 Yield® Soybeans
3775NR2
3.7
Med-Tall
1.8
1.9
1.0
2.2
2.0
2.1
R3, MR14
NEW, widely adapted
3850NR2
3.8
Med
1.3
1.5
1.0
2.1
2.1
2.7
R3, MR14
Consistent yield leader 2009-2012 tests
3981NR2
3.9
Tall
1.4
1.8
1.1
1.5
1.4
-
LR3
Widely adapted, tall plant
4123NR2
4.1
Tall
1.3
1.9
1.0
1.6
2.1
2.8
R3
Good yields under stress
4.2
Med
1.4
2.0
1.1
2.2
2.0
-
R3, MR14
Fast emergence,"Stacked" with STS
4.2
Med
1.6
1.4
1.1
2.0
2.1
2.0
R3, MR14
High yields, excellent standability
4329NRR
4.3
Tall
1.4
1.8
1.1
2.0
1.5
2.8
MR3
4506NRR
4.3
Tall
1.5
1.8
1.1
2.0
1.8
2.5
R3, MR14
Tall plant, marginal soils
4.4
Med
1.6
1.4
1.1
2.2
2.6
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R3, MR14
"Stacked" with STS, good standability
4.5
Tall
1.7
1.9
1.0
1.7
2.4
-
R3, MR14
"Stacked" with STS; good yields under stress
4.5
Med
1.3
1.8
1.0
2.1
1.4
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None
4.5
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1.5
1.7
1.0
1.6
-
2.8
R3, MR14
4.6
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1.8
2.0
1.1
1.6
1.5
2.0
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"Stacked" with STS
4.7
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1.5
2.0
1.0
1.7
2.5
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"Stacked," top yields in 2010-2013 tests
4.9
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2.1
2.0
1.0
2.3
1.3
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4263NRS2
4289NRS
4443NRS2
4543NRS2
4580RS2
4593NRS2
4614NRS2
4792RS2
4963NRS2
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LIBERTYLINK PATENT STATEMENT
Soybean seeds containing LibertyLink® are protected under multiple U.S.
patents and may be planted only to produce one (1) commercial crop, and
only after signing a Bayer Grower Technology Agreement. It is illegal to save
or catch soybean seeds containing the LibertyLink trait for use as planting
seed or for transfer to others for use as planting seed.
BENEFITS OF NEW SEED
Convenience
• High quality and high yield potential product vs. bin-run
• Reliable seed supply in many maturities
Tall, consistent yields
Top yielder 2009-2013, all soils
Handles stress, "Stacked" with STS
"Stacked" with STS, good green stem
SOYBEAN PIRACY STATEMENT
Seeds containing the Roundup Ready® trait and the Genuity® Roundup
Ready 2 Yield® trait are protected under numerous U.S. patents. Seed
containing patented traits, such as seed containing the Roundup
Ready® and Roundup Ready 2 Yield® traits, can only be used to
plant a single commercial crop. It is unlawful to save and replant
Roundup Ready® soybeans and Genuity® Roundup Ready 2 Yield®
soybeans. Additional information and limitations on these products
are provided in the Monsanto Technology Stewardship Agreement
and the Monsanto Technology Use Guide. The licensed U.S. patents
for Monsanto technologies can be found at the following webpage:
http://www.monsanto.com/productpatents.
Economics of New Seed vs. Bin-Run
• Average loss of ~10–15% cleanout at harvest for bin-run seed
• Bin-run planting rates are generally 15% higher than new certified seed
Limited Warranty Benefits
• Dealer agronomic support before and after the sale
• Risk management benefits of Roundup Rewards®
(over $600 million in benefits paid)
New Innovations
• Monsanto’s 100% commitment to agriculture
• Our very preliminary estimate is that farmers get a $6 benefit
for each $1 spent on private sector research.
STS® is a tolerance gene that allows aggressive
rates of either Synchrony® XP herbicide or Harmony®
SG herbicide tank mixed with glyphosate in post,
incrop applications. This provides a simple, costeffective weed control option for tough weeds
such as lambsquarters, marestail, morning glory,
ragweeds, yellow nutsedge, and many other
broadleaf or sedge weeds in soybeans. Contact
your local DuPont™ agriculture retailer or local sales
representative for details. Always read and follow all
label directions and precautions for use.
SOYBEAN TECHNOLOGIES
RS2, NRS2, NR2
Genuity® Roundup Ready 2 Yield®
STS®
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GRAIN SORGHUM
4595
90-100 DAYS
100-110 DAYS
4748
Early maturity
Medium maturity
Bronze grain
High yield
Excellent yield for maturity
Very good choice for double crop
Well adapted for southern Kansas environment
4744
4765
100-110 DAYS
4758Y
105-110 DAYS
Medium maturity
Medium maturity
Red grain color
Top selling hybrid
High yield for maturity
Yellow grain
Excellent stalk strength
105-110 DAYS
108-115 DAYS
4772
Medium maturity
Medium-late maturity
Red grain color
Bronze grain
Excellent stalk strength
High test weight
Good seedling vigor
Excellent drought tolerance and standability
Excellent performance at lower populations
W632
100-110 DAYS
115-120 DAYS
W902
Medium maturity
Medium-late maturity
Cream grain color
White grain
Reliable, consistent performance
Excellent yield potential
Good drought tolerance
Food grade hybrid with tan plant color
Extremely versatile for all types of production
Good overall plant health
Days to 1/2
Bloom
Relative
Maturity
Height
Head Type
Grain Color
Stalk Strength
Drought Stress
4595
55-60
90-100
30-36
Semi-Open
Bronze
Very Good
Excellent
4748
62-65
100-110
38-48
Semi-Open
Bronze
Excellent
Excellent
4744
62-65
100-110
44-50
Semi-Open
Red
Excellent
Excellent
4758Y
62-65
105-110
44-48
Semi-Open
Yellow
Outstanding
Excellent
4765
62-65
105-110
42-48
Semi-Open
Red
Excellent
Very Good
4772
65-67
108-115
42-48
Semi-Open
Bronze
Excellent
Excellent
W632
70-74
100-110
40-48
Semi-Open
Cream
Excellent
Excellent
W902
68-70
115-120
48-54
Semi-Compact
White
Excellent
Excellent
Product
Grain Sorghum
White Food Type
13
FORAGE SORGHUM
Super Sioux
Kandy Graz
Medium Early
Kritter Kandy II
Sorghum-Sudangrass
Medium Early
BMR Sorghum-Sudangrass
55 days to boot stage
50-60 days to boot stage
Juicy, semi-sweet stalks
High TDN values
Excellent regrowth
Significantly improved digestibility
Great quality for haying or grazing
High yields under top management
Medium Early
Big Bale
BMR 6 Sorghum-Sudangrass
Full Season
BMR Forage Sorghum
50-60 days to boot stage
Male sterile
Highly palatable
Excellent yield potential
Low water requirements
Great drought tolerance
Works for both hay and silage
Not for grazing
Medium Early
SS2
Shorty
BMR 6 Hybrid Sudangrass
Medium Early
BMR 6 Sorghum-Sudangrass
Small seeded and thin stemmed
Brachytic dwarf for maximum leaf area and
standability
Exceptional forage yield and quality
Late maturity
Very heat and drought tolerant
Newest generation BMR for improved
Fine stems and quick regrowth
digestibility and palatability
Fast drydown for areas that have trouble
Produces equal or higher tonnage than taller
putting sorghum-sudan up as dry hay
Top Notch
hybrids
Medium
MG 808
Forage Sorghum BMR
Medium Long
BMR 6 Sorghum Bicolor
High yield potential
High yields
Improved digestibility
Newest generation of BMR quality
Great milk production and weight gain
Brachytic dwarf for maximum leaf area and
standability
Qualifies for 100% LDP
Very high leaf to stem ratio
Usage
Days
to Boot
Maturity
Average
Seed Size
Planting
Rate
Height
at Boot
Hay
Yield
Silage
Drought
Regrowth
-
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55-60
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20-22,000
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2
BMR
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55-65
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19-21,000
15-30 lb.
5-6 ft
2
-
2
2
BMR 6
H, G, S
55-60
ME
14-16,000
15-30 lb.
5-6 ft
2
2
1
1
HFS-BMR
H, S
80-85
F
12-13,000
6-10 lb.
7-8 ft
1
1
1
2
SS2
BMR 6
H, G, S
55-60
ME
28-30,000
15-30 lb.
5-6 ft
2
2
1
1
Shorty
BMR 6
H, G, S
55-65
ME
13-15,000
15-30 lb.
4-5 ft
2
2
1
1
BMR
H, S, GC
55-60
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19-21,000
6-10 lb.
7-8 ft
1
1
2
2
BMR 6
S, GC
68-74
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13-16,000
6-10 lb.
7-8 ft
1
1
2
2
Product
Trait
Hay and Bale Products
Super Sioux
Kritter Kandy II
Kandy Graz
Big Bale
Silage Products
Top Notch
MG 808
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COVER CROPS
SPRING
Spring Triticale
Spring Barley
Black Oats
•
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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Cool season grass
Upright plant
High water use and good salinity tolerance
Excellent regrowth
Very good forage quality and quantity
Will form arbuscular mycorrhizal associations
Cool season grass
Upright plant
Low water use and good salinity tolerance
Benefits from arbuscular mycorrhizal
association
Very good forage production
Very good nitrogen scavenger
Cool season grass
Winter cereal for Zone 8 and warmer
Very fibrous root mass and tillers well
Very good biomass production
Works as a spring planted crop in colder climates
Very durable residue when it reaches maturity
Spring Oats
Safflower
Lentils
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Warm season broadleaf
Upright plant
Deep rooting plant that can aid in reducing
soil compaction
• Effective at reclaiming mobile nutrients deep
in the soil profile
• Will form arbuscular mycorrhizal associations
and flowers attract pollinators
• Cool season legume
• Upright and spreading plant
• Low water use
• Poor salinity tolerance
• Forms arbuscular mycorrhical associations
• Self pollinated, but flowers may attract
pollinators
Yellow Field Peas
Spring Forage Peas
AC Greenfix (Chickling Vetch)
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Cool season grass
Upright plant
Medium water use and fair salinity tolerance
Very good forage quality
Cool season legume
Upright plant
Low water use
Poor salinity tolerance
Flowers attract pollinators
Forms arbuscular mycorrhizal associations
Cool season legume
Upright plant
Low water use
Cool season legume
Very good nitrogen producer
Good forage production
Very efficient with moisture
Short season plant, can produce up to 134# at
72 days of growth
SUMMER
15
Sunn Hemp
Laredo Soybeans
Cowpeas
• Warm season legume
• Upright plant
• Tolerates poor, sandy, droughty soils and
requires good drainage
• Has a strong taproot with many well-developed
lateral roots
• Very good nitrogen producer
• Can produce 6-7 tons dry matter per acre
•
•
•
•
•
Warm season legume
Upright and spreading plant
Medium water use
Black seeded, pure forage soybean
Self pollinated, but flowers may
attract pollinators
• Forms arbuscular mycorrhizal associations
•
•
•
•
•
•
Mungbeans
Chickpeas
Sunflowers
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Warm season legume
Upright and spreading plant (vine)
Low to medium water use
Self pollinated
Warm season legume
Low water use
Warm season legume
Low water use
Upright plant
High water use and fair salinity tolerance
Deep rooting plant that can aid in reducing soil
compaction
• Effective at reclaiming mobile nutrients deep in
the soil profile
• Will form arbuscular mycorrhizal
associations and flowers attract pollinators
Sorghum Sundangrass
Pearl Millet
Guar
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
• Warm season legume
• Very good heat tolerance and drought
tolerance
• 90-120 day maturity
Warm season grass
Upright plant
Medium water use
Fair salinity tolerance
associations
• Self pollinated by the wind
Warm season grass
Upright plant
Low water use
Good protein content
Self pollinated by the wind
COVER CROPS
FALL
Subterranean Clover
Annual Ryegrass
Phacelia
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Legume
Reseeding cool season annual
Excellent weed and erosion suppressor
Prostrate very dense plant growth
Forms seed pods at, or below ground level
Cool season grass
Annual or perennial types
Medium water use
Fair salinity tolerance
Cool season broadleaf
Upright plant
Low water use and low salinity tolerance
Very fibrous roots and good nitrogen catch crop
Attracts beneficial insects
Buckwheat
Oil Seed Radish
Turnips
• Cool season broadleaf with warm season
growth characteristics
• Upright plant
• Medium water use and poor salinity tolerance
• Enhances soil P availability
• Does not form arbuscular mycorrhizal
associations
• Attracts pollinators very well
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Dwarf Essex Rape
Hybrid Forage Brassicas
Ethiopian Cabbage
•
•
•
•
•
• Works well in fall and spring plantings, as well
as summer
• High protein and high energy level feed
• Usually very cold, heat and drought tolerant
• Bred specifically for forage production and
grazing
• Very good regrowth after grazing
• Very good RFV
•
•
•
•
•
•
Belongs to the cabbage family
High protein and high energy level feed
Very cold, heat and drought tolerant
Valuable feed source when other crops are in
a summer slump
• Good nutrient scavenger
Cool season broadleaf (Brassica)
High water use and poor salinity tolerance
Can aid in reducing compaction
Does not form arbuscular mycorrhizal
associations
Cool season broadleaf (Brassica)
High water use and poor salinity tolerance
Good at scavenging nitrogen
Good forage production
associations
Unique multipurpose brassica cultivar
Very good biofumigant
Very fast growing
Generally flowers in 60 days
Effective taproot
Up to 5,000 lb. DM/acre
WINTER
Austian Winter Peas
Common Vetch
Hairy Vetch
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Cool season legume
Annual or Biennial
Prostrate plant
Low to medium water use and poor salinity
tolerance
• Flowers attract pollinators
•
•
•
•
Lupins
Winter Barley
Winter Triticale
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Cool season grass
Upright plant
Low water use and good salinity tolerance
associations
• Very good forage production
• Very good nitrogen scavenger
•
•
•
•
•
•
Winter Oats
Cereal Rye
Canola
• Cool season grass
• Walken oats have enough cold tolerance to
survive our winters for the last 6 years
• Very good early and late forage production
• Medium water use and fair salinity tolerance
• Very good nitrogen scavenger
• Will form arbuscular mycorrhizal associations
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Cool season legume
Upright plant
Low water use
Cool season legume
Upright plant
Low water use
Prefers acid soils
associations
Cool season grass
Upright plant
Very good residue builder
Cool season legume
Annual or Biennial
Prostrate plant
Low to medium water use and poor salinity
tolerance
Cool season grass
Upright plant
Excellent regrowth
Very good forage quality and quantity
Annual & Biennial
Medium water use and good salinity tolerance
Very good at scavenging nitrogen and other
nutrients from the soil
• Flowers attract pollinators, and it does not form
arbuscular mycorrhizal associations
16
COVER CROPS
PERENNIAL
17
Alfalfa
Red Clover
Crimson Clover
• Perennial legume
• Upright plant
• High water use and poor salinity tolerance
generally
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annual
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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White Clover
Yellow Sweet Clover
Chicory
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
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Upright plant
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Upright plant
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Upright plant
Moderate water use and fair salinity tolerance
Legume
Annual or Biennial
Upright plant
Thrives well on both well-drained sandy soils
and clay type soils
• Does not do well in extreme cold or heat
• Good quick producer of nitrogen
Perennial
Attracts pollinators
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WHEAT PRODUCTS
62
Wheat Varieties for Kansas and the Great Plains — 2015
EVEREST
EVEREST
OPTIMAL ECONOMIC USES
Optimal
economic
uses:
Grain only
XX
xx
Grain plus limited grazing
Pedigree: Pioneer experimentals, Betty
Variety protection status: PVP
Year of release: 2009
Developer: Kansas State University
Moderately
resistant to
stem rust
Grain only
XX
xx
Heavy grazing plus grain
Pasture graze-out
Grain plus
limited grazing
Heavy grazing
plus grain
PEDIGREE: Pioneer experimentals, Betty
VARIETY PROTECTION STATUS: PVP
Pasture
graze-out
YEAR OF RELEASE: 2009
Susceptible to
stripe rust
Good drought
tolerance
Most resistant to
barley yellow dwarf
DEVELOPER: Kansas State University
COMMENTS
This new variety from Kansas Wheat Alliance had solid, if
Comments
dwarf than most varieties, but will become infected under
unspectacular, field reports from eastern and central Kansas Characteristics
moderate to heavy pressure. Everest
to tolerate
and Oklahoma in 2014. It remains the “go-to” variety for
This seems
new variety
from Kansas Wheat Alliance had solid, i
Barley yellow dwarf: Most resistant
mid-season drought stress well,unspectacular,
but does not
earlythese areas. Its yield record in K-State testsHessian
was fairly
average
fieldtolerate
reports from
eastern and central Kansas an
fly: Moderately resistant
Oklahoma
2014.
It remains
season drought in the fall. It sets
most ofin its
tillers
in thethe “go-to” variety for these areas
in 2014 and 2013, but very good in 2012.Leaf
Everest
may needresistant
rust: Moderately
Its yield
in K-State
testsinwas fairly average in 2014 an
and needs to get established
well record
and start
tillering
to be sprayed for either stripe rust or tan spot.
In the
absence
Powdery
mildew:
Moderatelyfall,
resistant
2013, but
very
good
inin2012.
Everest
the
fall
to
do
well.
When
conditions
are
very
dry
the
fall, may need to be sprayed fo
of those leaf diseases, it has very few other
weaknesses
in
Scab: Intermediate
stripe rust or for
tan spot.
In the absence of those leaf diseases
Everest may not perform well. Iteither
is well-suited
irrigation.
central and eastern Kansas. Everest is not Septoria
a high-tillering
leaf blotch: Intermediate
it has very few other weaknesses in central and eastern Kansas
Soilborne
variety. It needs to get established well and
tiller inmosaic:
the fallResistant
to
Everest is not a high-tillering variety. It needs to get establishe
make top yields. It cannot easily make up Stem
for arust:
poorModerately
start by resistant
STRENGTHS
well and tiller in the fall to make top yields. It cannot easily mak
Stripe
rust:
Susceptible
tillering a lot in the spring. In some years, however, its lower
• Consistent performance
up for a poor start by tillering a lot in the spring. In some years
Tan
spot:
Susceptible
tillering tendency can help it survive years when stress occurs
however, its lower tillering tendency can help it survive year
• Moderately
Wheat streak mosaic: Moderately
susceptible resistant to Hessian fly
late. It will not get too lush when conditions are good early,
when
stress occurs late. It will not get too lush when condition
dwarf
Acid soil tolerance: Tolerant • Most resistant to barley yellow
are good early, so it stays within itself when conditions turn ho
so it stays within itself when conditions turn hot and dry late
Coleoptile length: Medium
and dry late in the season. It fills well under stress.
in the season. It fills well under stress.
Drought tolerance: Good
WEAKNESSES
Everest has Hessian fly resistance and intermediate tolerance t
Early spring greenup: Intermediate
• Susceptible to tan spot
scab. It is more resistant to barley yellow dwarf than most variet
Everest has Hessian fly resistance and intermediate
Fall ground cover capability:•Good
Less desirable baking quality ies, but will become infected under moderate to heavy pressure
tolerance to scab. It is more resistant to barley
Grazingyellow
potential in fall: Average
Everest seems to tolerate mid-season drought stress well, but doe
•
Susceptible to stripe rust
Height: Medium
not tolerate early-season drought in the fall. It sets most of its til
Maturity (heading date): Early
lers in the fall, and needs to get established well and start tillerin
Protein: Average
CHARACTERISTICS
in the fall to do well. When conditions are very dry in the fal
Quality-Baking: Less desirable
Everest may not perform well. It is well-suited for irrigation.
Barley Yellow Dwarf
Most Resistant
Fall Ground Cover Capability
Good
Quality-Milling: Exceptional
Strengths:
Seed size: Large
Hessian Fly
Moderately Resistant
Grazing Potential in Fall • Consistent
Averageperformance
Shattering reputation: Good
• Moderately resistant to Hessian fly
Leaf Rust
Moderately
Resistant
Height
Medium
Straw
strength: Very good
• Most resistant to barley yellow dwarf
Test weight: Good
Powdery Mildew
Maturity (heading date)Weaknesses:
Early
Tillering: Intermediate
Winterhardiness: Very good
Scab
Intermediate
Protein • Susceptible
Average to tan spot
• Less desirable baking quality
Overall yield record where adapted: Very good
Septoria Leaf Blotch
Intermediate
Quality-Baking • Susceptible
Less Desirable
to stripe rust
Soil-borne Mosaic
Stem Rust
Quality-Milling
Exceptional
Seed Size
Large
Stripe Rust
Susceptible
Shattering Reputation
Good
Tan Spot
Susceptible
Straw Strength
Wheat Streak Mosaic
Mostly Susceptible
Test Weight
Very Good
Good
Acid Soil Tolerance
Tolerant
Tillering
Coleoptile Length
Medium
Winterhardiness
Very Good
Overall Yield Record
Where Adapted
Very Good
Drought Tolerance
19
Resistant
Early Spring Greenup
Good
Intermediate
Intermediate
WHEAT PRODUCTS
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1863
1863
Wheat Varieties for Kansas and the Great Plains —
Optimal
economic
uses:
Grain only
XX
xx
Resistant to
stem rust
Grain only
Below
average straw
strength
Grain plus
limited grazing
Pasture graze-out
Pedigree: Overley sib, Karl 92, Cu
Variety protection status: Applied f
Heavy grazing
plus grain
PEDIGREE: Overley sib, Karl 92, Cutter
VARIETY PROTECTION STATUS: Applied for
Very good
acid soil
tolerance
Pasture
graze-out
Characteristics
COMMENTS
Comments
Barley yellow dwarf: Moderately susceptible
variety, marketed by Kansas Wheat Allianc
canK-State
be a problem
This K-State variety, marketed by Kansas Wheat Alliance,
hasSusceptibleIts straw strength is below average, whichThis
Hessian fly:
much better baking quality than Everest. It is best adapted to
some
years
in
good
yield
environments.
much better baking quality than Everest. It is best Leaf
adapted
to
rust: Susceptible
central and northwest Kansas because of its medium matu
north central and northwest Kansas because of itsPowdery
mediummildew: Moderately susceptible
has intermediate resistance to stripe rust, which is better tha
maturity. It has intermediate resistance to stripe rust,
which
is
STRENGTHS
Scab:
Susceptible
of Everest. It is susceptible to leaf rust, however.
better than that of Everest. It is susceptible to leaf Septoria
rust, however.
leaf blotch: Moderately
• Milling susceptible
and baking quality
The yield record of 1863 in the 2014 and 2013 K-State te
Soilborne mosaic: Resistant
• Good acid soil tolerance
not been especially impressive, although it has done well in
Stem rust:
The yield record of 1863 in the 2014 and 2013 K-State
testsResistant
of the north central locations. Field reports in 2014 have b
Stripe
rust:
has not been especially impressive, although it has
done
wellIntermediate
in
little better than the yield tests, even in south central Kansa
WEAKNESSES
Tan
spot:
Intermediate
some of the north central locations. Field reports in 2014 have
of this is because it was late enough to escape some of the
Susceptible to leaf rust
Wheat
streak mosaic: •Intermediate
been a little better than the yield tests, even in south
central
injury and take advantage of the late rains. Also, there ha
soil tolerance: Tolerant
• Can lodge in good yield environments
Kansas. Part of this is because it was late enough Acid
to escape
little or no leaf disease pressure the past two seasons, so 18
Coleoptile
length: Short
some of the freeze injury and take advantage of the
late rains.
not been hurt by leaf diseases the past two years.
Drought
Good
Also, there has been little or no leaf disease pressure
the tolerance:
past
Its straw strength is below average, which can be a pr
SPECIAL
NOTES
ON
CULTURAL
PRACTICES
Early spring
two seasons, so 1863 has not been hurt by leaf diseases
the greenup: Intermediate
• Under
high management, can lodgesome years in good yield environments.
Fall
ground
cover
capability:
N/A
past two years.
Strengths:
Grazing potential in fall: N/A
• Milling and baking quality
Height: Medium tall
• Good acid soil tolerance
Maturity (heading date): Medium
CHARACTERISTICS
Protein: Somewhat higher than most
Weaknesses:
Quality-Baking: Very good to excellent
Barley Yellow Dwarf
Moderately Susceptible
N/A • Susceptible to leaf rust
Quality-Milling: Exceptional
• Can lodge in good yield environments
Hessian Fly
Susceptible
Grazing Potential in Fall
N/A
Seed size: Medium
Shattering reputation: Good
Leaf Rust
Susceptible
Height
Medium-tall
Straw strength: Below average
Powdery Mildew
Maturity (heading date)
Medium
Test weight: Good
Special notes on cultural practices:
Tillering: Intermediate
Scab
Susceptible
Protein
Somewhat Higher Than Most
Winterhardiness: Good
• Under high management, can lodge.
Quality-Baking
Very Good to Excellent
Overall yield record where adapted: Good
Soil-borne Mosaic
Stem Rust
Resistant
Resistant
Quality-Milling
Seed Size
Stripe Rust
Intermediate
Tan Spot
Intermediate
Straw Strength
Wheat Streak Mosaic
Intermediate
Test Weight
Acid Soil Tolerance
Tolerant
Tillering
Exceptional
Medium
Good
Below Average
Good
Intermediate
Coleoptile Length
Short
Winterhardiness
Good
Drought Tolerance
Good
Where Adapted
Good
Intermediate
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WHEAT PRODUCTS
Your Best Choices
KANMARK
KANMARK
Pedigree: CIMMYT spring wheat,
WestBred line, Karl 92 derivative
Variety protection status: Applied for
Optimal
economic
uses:
Grain only
xx
XX
X
x
Pasture graze-out
Moderately
resistant to
stem rust
Grain only
Grain plus
limited grazing
Heavy grazing
plus grain
Good drought
tolerance
NEW
RELEASE!
IMMYT spring wheat,
PEDIGREE: C
Pasture
WestBred line, Karl 92 derivativegraze-out
Moderately
susceptible to
acid soils
VARIETY PROTECTION STATUS: Applied for
Characteristics
Comments
This new variety (experimental number KS030887K-6) is fr
Barley yellow dwarf: Moderately susceptible
Kansas State University. It is targeted primarily for western a
Hessian fly: Susceptible
central Kansas, especially areas west of Hutchinson and Salina.
Leaf rust: Resistant
yield record has been best in western Kansas.
Powdery
mildew:
Susceptible
COMMENTS
STRENGTHS
Scab: Extremely susceptible
KanMark is more of a strong, consistent performer than a ra
This new variety (experimental number KS030887K-6) is from
• Very good drought tolerance,horse.
similar
to TAM 111
Septoria leaf blotch: Intermediate
It has had some very good yields under irrigation, howev
Kansas State University. It is targeted primarily
for western
Soilborne
mosaic: Resistant • Consistent performance
It is a very upright wheat, and often looks thin in the field. It yie
and central Kansas, especially areas west of
Hutchinson
and resistant
Stem
rust: Moderately
better than it looks like it will. It withstands moderate drou
Salina. Its yield record has been best in western
Kansas.
Stripe rust:
Resistant
well. Although it is a medium-short variety, it held its height r
WEAKNESSES
Tan spot: Intermediate
• Moderately susceptible to acidsonably
soils well during the drought conditions of 2014.
Wheat streak
mosaic: Moderately susceptible
KanMark is more of a strong, consistent performer
than
• Extremely susceptible to scab
a racehorse. It has had some very good yields
under
Acid soil
tolerance: Moderately susceptible
Strengths:
irrigation, however. It is a very upright wheat,
and length:
often Medium
Coleoptile
• Very good drought tolerance, similar to TAM 111
SPECIAL
NOTES
ON
CULTURAL
PRACTICES
looks thin in the field. It yields better thanDrought
it lookstolerance:
like it Very good
• Consistent performance
Early
spring
greenup:
Intermediate
•
Not
well
suited
for
planting
after
corn
will. It withstands moderate drought well. Although it is
Weaknesses:
ground cover
a medium-short variety, it held its height Fall
reasonably
wellcapability: Average
• Moderately susceptible to acid soils
during the drought conditions of 2014. Grazing potential in fall: Average
• Extremely susceptible to scab
Height: Medium short
Maturity (heading date): Medium
Protein: Somewhat higher than most
CHARACTERISTICS
Quality-Baking: Acceptable
Quality-Milling:
Barley Yellow Dwarf
Moderately
Susceptible Exceptional
Average
Seed size: N/A
Hessian Fly
Susceptible
Grazing Potential in Fall
Average
Shattering reputation: N/A
Leaf Rust
ResistantStraw strength: Excellent
Height
Medium-short
Test weight: Very good
Special
notes on cultural practices:
Powdery Mildew
Susceptible
Maturity (heading date)
Medium
Tillering: Low
• Not well suited for planting after corn.
Winterhardiness: Very good
Scab
Extremely Susceptible
Protein
Somewhat Higher Than Most
Overall yield record where adapted: Not enough data yet
Intermediate
Quality-Baking
Acceptable
Soil-borne Mosaic
Stem Rust
Stripe Rust
Tan Spot
Resistant
Intermediate
Wheat Streak Mosaic
Acid Soil Tolerance
Coleoptile Length
Drought Tolerance
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Resistant
Medium
Very Good
Intermediate
Quality-Milling
Exceptional
Seed Size
N/A
N/A
Straw Strength
Test Weight
Tillering
Winterhardiness
Where Adapted
Excellent
Very Good
Low
Very Good
Not Enough Data Yet
WHEAT PRODUCTS
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Tolerance
Other Traits
Disease
Yield
Billings Characteristics
•
Early-to-medium maturity with very good
winter hardiness.
Highly responsive to intensive management
with great top-end yield potential.
Endurance parentage with excellent forage
production and good recovery from grazing.
Large seed size with outstanding milling and
baking characteristics.
Good drought tolerance and wide area of adaptation throughout the southern Plains.
Disease
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•
Other Traits
•
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Medium maturity with good winter hardiness.
Performs well in both grain-only and dualpurpose systems.
Excellent fit for all of Oklahoma and similar
areas of the southern Great Plains.
Resistance to the Great Plains biotype of
Hessian fly.
Resistant to current strains of leaf rust, powdery mildew, and wheat soilborne mosaic and
wheat spindle streak mosaic viruses.
Yield
•
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•
Disease
•
Early-to-medium maturity with good acid soil
tolerance.
Larger-than-average kernel size makes for a
pleasing wheat post-harvest.
Resistant to current strains of leaf rust, stripe
rust, and wheat soilborne mosaic and wheat
spindle streak mosaic viruses.
Moderate protection against powdery mildew
and the septoria leaf disease complex.
Shines in high yield potential environments.
Other Traits
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excellent forage production and
good recovery from grazing
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milling and baking characteristics
•G
ood drought tolerance and wide
area of adaptation throughout the
southern Plains
WHEAT PRODUCTS
GARRISON
GALLAGHER
• L ate maturity with winter
hardiness and reduced
susceptibility to spring freeze
•E
arly maturity with good grazing
tolerance
•B
road adaptability for both low
and high input environments in
the southern Plains
•G
ood early-season leaf rust
resistance with potential for lateseason breaks in resistance
•S
eptoria leaf blotch resistance
for no-till or high-residue
systems
•R
esistance to wheat soilborne
and wheat spindle streak
mosaic viruses
•R
esistant to Hessian fly and current
races of leaf and stripe rust
•M
oderately resistant to tan spot
and BYDV
•R
esistant to wheat soilborne and
wheat spindle streak mosaic viruses
IBA
• L ate maturity with winter
hardiness and reduced
susceptibility to spring freeze
•B
road area of adaptation
with proven yielding ability in
performance tests from Kansas
to Texas
• Resistant to current races of leaf rust
•S
eptoria leaf blotch resistance for
no-till or high-residue systems
•M
oderately resistant to stripe rust,
powdery mildew, tan spot and BYDV
•A
bility to exceed 12 percent grain
protein with adequate fertilization
•R
esistant to wheat soilborne and
wheat spindle streak mosaic viruses
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Unparalleled Performance
LCS Pistol
Shoot for Higher Yields
• Superior yield for Kansas and
Oklahoma
• Proven dryland and irrigated
performance
• Excellent acid soil tolerance
• Good resistance to
stripe rust
T158
Outstanding Yield in
the Central Plains
• Excellent drought tolerance
• High tillering, with short,
stiff straw
• Early to head: longer grain
fill period
• Adult plant resistance to
stripe rust
LCS Wizard
Your Road to Profit
Begins Here
• Very broad adaptation from
Texas to Nebraska
• Exceptional straw strength –
best on the market!
• Responds well to high
management
• Selected as check for Uniform
Bread Wheat Nursery
A
m
T154
A Sound Investment
• Broad adaptation across
Plains states
• Very high yield, good
test weight
• Tolerance to low pH soils
stripe rust
LCS Mint
Almost as Good as a
License to Print Money
• Very good yield potential
across Kansas
• Excellent tolerance to
acid soils
• Excellent drought tolerance
• Exceptional milling and
baking quality
T173
Make Hay with T173
• Produces a dense crop of
leafy tillers
• Ideal maturity for winter
grazing
• Excellent choice for high
energy silage
stripe rust
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AgriPro® Brand Hard Red
Winter Wheat Varieties
AP503 CL2
Jackpot
Widely adapted high yielder
for the Southern Plains
Test Weight
Proven Two-Gene Performer
—Winterhardy yielder from
Montana to Texas
Test Weight
2
Straw Strength
Straw Strength
3
Relative Maturity Early
1
4
Plant Height
Shatter Tolerance
4
Shatter Tolerance
5
Stripe Rust
Leaf Rust
3
6
Powdery Mildew
Tan Spot
Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus
4
4
Ratings: 1 = Excellent/Shortest/Earliest;
9 = Poor/Tallest/Latest
Ratings based on field observations from multiple
locations and multiple years. Ratings are not absolute
and may change as additional data are collected or
environmental conditions change.
4
3
4
Winterhardiness
3
Stripe Rust
3
Leaf Rust
8
Powdery Mildew
8
Tan Spot
6
3
Relative Maturity Medium
Plant Height
Winterhardiness
1
5
Soil Borne Complex
Leaf Blotch
Stem Rust
3
4
2
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New—SY Monument
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Top-end Yields for the Plains
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Test Weight
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Straw Strength
4
Test Weight
2
Straw Strength
2
Relative Maturity Medium-Late 5
Relative Maturity
Plant Height
Plant Height
5
Winterhardiness
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4
Very Early 1
2
4
Aluminum (low pH soils) Tolerance
2
Aluminum (low pH soils) Tolerance
2
Stripe and Leaf Rust Tolerance
2
Stripe Rust Tolerance
2
Soil-Borne Mosaic Virus Tolerance
2
Soil-Borne Mosaic Virus Tolerance
1
WSSM Virus Tolerance
2
WSSM Virus Tolerance
1
Barley Yellow Dwarf Tolerance
3
Ratings: 1 = Excellent/Shortest/Earliest;
9 = Poor/Tallest/Latest
Ratings based on field observations from multiple
locations and multiple years. Ratings are not absolute
and may change as additional data are collected or
environmental conditions change.
AgriPro® brand varieties are developed
by North America’s largest breeding
program to deliver the agronomic traits
you need for superior performance.
Available as certified seed grown and
distributed locally. For more information
visit www.AgriProWheat.com or your
nearest AgriPro Associate.
© 2014 Syngenta. AgriPro®, and the Syngenta logo are trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. PVPA 1994—Unauthorized propagation
prohibited. Plant variety protection granted or applied for AgriPro varieties.
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is event!
KAUFFMAN SEED
W H E AT F I E L D D AY
May 15, 2015
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WHEAT PRODUCTS
Before opening a bag of seed, be sure to read and understand the stewardship
requirements, including applicable refuge requirements for insect resistance
management, for the biotechnology traits expressed in the seed set forth in the
technology agreement that you sign. By opening and using a bag of seed, you are
reaffirming your obligation to comply with those stewardship requirements.
Respect the Rotation™ is an initiative to elevate the importance and grower adoption of
herbicide diversity to prevent or manage weed resistance. Glyphosate weed resistance
is a dominating threat throughout the United States that affects land values, rental
agreements, conservation tillage and can greatly reduce yields. The use of Integrated
Weed Management practices, such as use of residuals, pre-emergence herbicides and rotation of
crops, traits and herbicides, is critical as no one method is likely to be completely successful.
Bayer CropScience LP, 2 T.W. Alexander Drive, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709. Always read and
follow label instructions. Bayer, the Bayer Cross, Liberty, LibertyLink and the Water Droplet Design are
registered trademarks of Bayer. Liberty is not registered in all states. For additional product information
call tollfree 1-866-99-BAYER (1-866-992-2937) or visit our website at www.BayerCropScience.us
STS® logo is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company. DuPont™ and STS®
are trademarks of DuPont or its affiliates.
Do not export Genuity® Roundup Ready® Alfalfa seed or crop, including hay or hay products, to
China pending import approval. In addition, due to the unique cropping practices do not plant
Genuity® Roundup Ready® Alfalfa in Imperial County, California, pending import approvals and until
Monsanto grants express permission for such planting.
Monsanto Company is a member of Excellence Through Stewardship® (ETS). Monsanto products are
commercialized in accordance with ETS Product Launch Stewardship Guidance, and in compliance
with Monsanto’s Policy for Commercialization of Biotechnology-Derived Plant Products in Commodity
Crops. Commercialized products have been approved for import into key export markets with
functioning regulatory systems. Any crop or material produced from this product can only be
exported to, or used, processed or sold in countries where all necessary regulatory approvals have
been granted. It is a violation of national and international law to move material containing biotech
traits across boundaries into nations where import is not permitted. Growers should talk to their
grain handler or product purchaser to confirm their buying position for this product.
Herculex® Insect Protection technology by Dow AgroSciences and Pioneer Hi-Bred. ®™Herculex, the
Herculex Shield Logo and Quad-Stack™ are trademarks of Dow AgroSciences LLC. Crops and other
material produced from Bt seed can only be exported to, used, processed and/or sold in countries
where necessary regulatory approvals are in place for the biotech traits contained in this seed. Talk
to your grain handler or other purchaser in advance to facilitate appropriate crop handling and
marketing. For further information about your crop marketing options, contact Dow AgroSciences at
877-4-TRAITS (877-487-2487).
B.t. products may not yet be registered in all states. Check with your Monsanto representative for the
registration status in your state.
Agrisure®, Agrisure Artesian®, Agrisure Duracade™, Agrisure Viptera® and E-Z Refuge® are
trademarks of a Syngenta Group Company. Seed products with the LibertyLink® (LL) trait are resistant
to the herbicide glufosinate ammonium, an alternative to glyphosate in corn, and combine highyielding genetics with the powerful, non-selective, postemergent weed control of Liberty® herbicide
for optimum yield and excellent weed control. LibertyLink®, Liberty® and the Water Droplet logo are
registered trademarks of Bayer.
ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW PESTICIDE LABEL DIRECTIONS. Roundup Ready® crops contain
genes that confer tolerance to glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup® brand agricultural
herbicides. Roundup® brand agricultural herbicides will kill crops that are not tolerant to glyphosate.
DroughtGard® Genuity Design®, Genuity Icons, Genuity®, RIB Complete and Design®, RIB Complete®,
Roundup Ready 2 Technology and Design®, Roundup Ready 2 Yield®, Roundup Ready®, Roundup®, VT
Double PRO® and VT Triple PRO® are trademarks of Monsanto Technology LLC.
IMPORTANT IRM INFORMATION: Genuity® RIB Complete® corn blend products do not require
the planting of a structured refuge except in the Cotton-Growing Area where corn earworm is a
significant pest. See the IRM/Grower Guide for additional information. Always read and follow IRM
requirements.
NOTES
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