2013: A Year of Uncertainty

Brenton Schwab (DSM, Region 5 – Iowa)

As we prepare for 2013, there are quite a few factors and decisions each person needs to look at.  At Producers Hybrids, we are committed to providing the latest and best products to fit your needs for your operation.  I cover North Central Iowa where our biggest challenge in 2012 was the moisture, or lack of it.  We saw corn yields from over 200 bushels/acre to as low as 50 bushels/acre.  Soybean yields were all over the board from 20 bushels/acre to over 65 bushels/acre. The one thing that really showed up at harvest was soil type and lack of rainfall.

As we enter into 2013, we need to have our best foot forward with the highest yielding genetics and the best protection available on our mind.  No one has the slightest idea what this season will hold for us and any limiting factor could be costly.  With the new AgReliant Genetics research station in Ames, IA along with a new production facility going up down the road here in Iowa, we are committed to providing that stable foundation for your operation.  With a strong demand for Smart Stax hybrids, we have two brand new early day maturities to fill that niche.  We also have two new hybrids in a 104 and 106 day with superior genetics behind them that really fill a need for us in North Central Iowa.

And last but not least is our soybean lineup.  We have varieties from a 1.9 to 2.5 maturity that have shown up extremely well in our 2012 yield trials.  These varieties coupled with our new corn hybrids bring a portfolio that will fit in nicely to your operation.

Yes, we had many challenges in 2012 and who knows what 2013 will bring, but we are here to help you through these. If you have any questions about our products, your local Producers Hybrids District Sales Manager will be glad to help!

January 14, 2013

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