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P1122AML

Summary:

• Early silking 111 CRM Optimum® AQUAmax® that features Leptra® insect protection technology for control of difficult above ground ear feeding insects.
• Performs best on tough dryland acres to more favorable dryland environments
• Excellent late-season plant health coupled with good mid-season brittle stalk resistance.
• Good overall leaf disease package including exceptional Goss's wilt tolerance.

P1164AM

Summary:

• Late silking 111 CRM hybrid that brings good performance across a range of yield environments.
• Strong disease package that includes Goss’s wilt, gray leaf spot and northern leaf blight.
• Strong roots coupled with good late-season plant health and stalks
• Good stress emergence for earlier planting applications.

P1170AM

Summary:

• Exciting 111 crm hybrid with exceptional yield potential.
• Good drought tolerance provides consistent performance across better dryland and irrigated acres.
• Impressive late-season plant health and good stalks.
• Nice grain quality.

P1413AM

Summary:

• Optimum® AQUAmax® hybrid with impressive yield potential that provides consistent performance across yield environments.
• A strong disease package and excellent late-season plant health.
• Moderate plant stature with good ear placement.
• Performs best at moderate seeding rates.

P14830AML

Summary:

• Impressive yield potential best suited for very favorable dryland and irrigated acres that incorporate higher management practices.
• Moderate plant stature with good ear placement.
• Good late-season plant health and good grain quality.
• Consider placement in areas with a history of Goss's wilt.

P1548AM

Summary:

• Full season Optimum® AQUAmax®
• Respectable gray leaf spot tolerance.
• Better suited for tough to moderate yield levels.
• Moderate plant stature with good ear placement.

P1633AM

Summary:

• Late-silking hybrid with a strong agronomic and disease package.
• Excellent late-season plant health and stalks.
• Offers good mid-season brittle tolerance with strong roots.
• Good grain quality
• Taller plant type for dual purpose silage.

P1742Q

Summary:

• Early silking Qrome option with strong yield performance.
• Strong western disease package including Goss’s wilt and gray leaf spot.
• Solid roots, stalks, and good late season plant health.
• Offers good mid-season brittle stalk resistance.
• Moderate plant stature with good ear placement.

P17677AM

Summary:

• Full-season dual purpose option with good roots and excellent late-season plant health.
• Good all around disease package.
• Very good drought tolerance helps provide consistency across a range of soil types.

P1457WAM

Summary:

• High performing white corn hybrid with good stalks.
• Good overall disease package with excellent Goss's wilt tolerance.
• Taller plant type with moderate ear placement.

P1790W

Summary:

• Impressive yield performance with exceptional grain quality.
• Excellent Goss's wilt and very good late season plant health.
• Good drought tolerance provides consistent performance across soil types.
• Good roots and stalks.

P28A65E

Summary:

• Late group II Enlist E3™ leader with excellent yield potential and agronomics.
• Good field emergence and strong Sudden Death Syndrome tolerance.
• Exceptional harvest standability aids in worry free fall harvest.
• Moderate plant stature with a broad canopy type.

P33A85E

Summary:

• Early group III Enlist E3™ with strong SDS tolerance.
• Good field emergence and harvest standability.
• Broad canopy and strong charcoal rot tolerance for dryland acres.

P34A98E

Summary:

• Enlist E3™ with impressive yield potential.
• Excellent field emergence and exceptional harvest standability.
• Good sudden death syndrome tolerance.
• Shorter plant type with a very broad canopy.

P37A18E

Summary:

• Enlist E3™ Leader with strong Sudden Death Syndrome tolerance.
• Dependable harvest standability to help you cover more acres in less time.
• Broad canopy type in a compact plant performs best in moderate to higher yield environments.
• Features the 1K gene for phytophthora and good phytophthora field tolerance.

P40A23E

Summary:

• Early group IV Enlist E3™ variety with good Sudden Death Syndrome tolerance.
• Strong field emergence helps establish stand in challenging conditions.
• Good charcoal rot tolerance and iron deficiency chlorosis tolerance.
• Shorter plant type with a broad canopy better suited to row spacing of thirty inches or less.

P42A84E

Summary:

• Widely adapted Enlist E3™ variety.
• Good Sudden Death Syndrom and charcoal rot tolerance.
• Taller plant type with reliable harvest standability works well on productive and tougher acres.

P31Z03E

Summary:

• Early group III variety with strong yield performance and reliable harvest standability.
• Strong SDS tolerance and very good field emergence.
• Avoid fields with a history of iron deficiency chlorosis.

P33Z17E

Summary:

• Widely-adapted yield leader with very good harvest standability.
• Very good iron deficiency chlorosis and charcoal rot tolerance.
• Strong SDS tolerance.
• Nice plant stature with a broad canopy promotes rapid row closure.

P37Z06E

Summary:

• Versatile mid-group 3 yield leader with exceptional harvest standability.
• Strong field emergence and good SDS tolerance.
• Good phytophthora field tolerance and 1K gene make it a great choice for poorly drained fields.

P40Z57E

Summary:

• Widely-adapted, high yielding variety with reliable harvest standability.
• Good SDS tolerance and strong charcoal rot tolerance.
• Respectable iron deficiency chlorosis tolerance.

54B66

Summary:

• Premium blend adapted to less-than-well drained soils where Phytophthora and Aphanomyces (race 1) root rots are a concern.
• Suitable to a 3 or 4 cut harvest system of high quality forage.
• Timely harvests will enhance yield of quality hay.

55H96

55VR08

Summary:

• Resistant to glyphosate herbicide. Up to 10% of the plants may not express this trait so it is recommended the first application of glyposate herbicide labeled for use on alfalfa be made at or before the 4th trifoliate growth stage. Read and follow herbicide label directions.
• Excellent resistance to root rot pathogens such as Phytophthora and Aphanoyces (Race 1) root rots.
• Fall dormancy of 5 allows for improved late cut yields.
• Ideal for producers who demand high-quality weed-free forage.

849F

Summary:

• Similar to other sorghum forages, appropriate management practices should be used to avoid issues with prussic acid and/or nitrates. Please refer to PIONEER FIELD FACTS entitled: "Managing Forage Sorghum and Sorghum Sudangrass."

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