Air temp 10 miles south of Rochester registered 26.2 degrees. Left a soil thermometer buried to see how well the soil buffered the cold: soil temp was 42 degrees. #INwx

Way too early 48 hour post frost evaluation. South of US 50 most of SW Indiana escaped freezing temps but did have frost. Quick review of soybean anatomy and what to look for this week. Pioneer Seeds U.S. #coolbeans Indiana Soybean Alliance

What are your stand counts telling you? Take a closer look than ever before at early season population with Corteva Flight. The next generation of stand counts.

Been seeing some of these videos and wanted in on the fun! Pioneer Seeds U.S. #flippyboxszn #boxflipping

Congratulations on 30 years with Pioneer. Dave Henderson Pioneer Seeds U.S. This man continues to be a great leader and mentor to many.

Ground is getting hard, but yesterday was a beautiful day to have the Hiniker Company rep out to help get a new cultivator dialed in.

With herbicide off-target movement seemingly a daily conversation, here is a short video showing our demonstration comparing off target movement between the Xtend and Enlist Systems. youtu.be/Pi025VSw1o8

I’ve had questions from farmers why they should consider #enlist #E3 #soybean varieties from Pioneer Seeds U.S. Here is my thoughts Pioneer® brand Enlist E3® soybeans: A Product You Can Trust youtu.be/lc9n-pa6Hfw

Yes, soybean seed size matters A LOT in determining final soybean yields. Having 500 seeds/lb less can add about 11 bushels/A or 500 seeds/lb more can take about 8 bushels/A on 55.7 Bu/A 3,000 seeds/lb beans. cropwatch.unl.edu/setting-yield-… Pioneer Seeds U.S.

Big news: Starting today, I will be a Pioneer Sales Representative covering eastern Bartholomew, western Decatur and northern Jennings counties in southeastern Indiana.

Not very often a hybrid show consistency on droughty soils. P0720 shows ear to ear consistency, ability to hold on to green in the plant, and ability to keep kernel depth.

Indiana farmers Dave and Zack Schrock join us to chat about our genetic screening process from our Windfall, IN research station this week.

Plant breeder Michael Jines explains how we use genetic markers to make predictions on how to produce the next P1197-level success in every single geography.

Want to hear the whole convo? Tune in. youtu.be/mTNoZQjDkYs

Tyler and Ryan Hornung have a lot to be proud of this #Harvest20. They broke TWO 100-bushel barrier marks on two separate Pioneer #EnlistE3 varieties on their Indiana acres. Congrats to the Hornung’s! 👉 P35T15E at 107.0 bu/A 👉 P32T26E at 103.4 bu/A

I normally lean towards an R2 fung application when earleaf and next 2 leaves down are clean at VT. This year we have grey leaf spot on earleaf or next leaf down. VT=time to apply. Prioritize corn on corn. Only drawback is less residual to help when southern rust arrives

After three days of Tar Spot scouting across my agronomist area, I would say it’s a pretty clear cut difference where the most risk lies. It’s poised to really take off in the north.

The biggest mistake growers make is the last irrigation. Don’t assume you have enough moisture in the soil to finish your crops. Remember to stage your corn and soybeans. Thanks to Doran Johnson Bill McClure Pioneer Seeds U.S. Corteva Agriscience

Couldn’t help but share results for the first corn plot taken off close to my area #harvest21

Checking soil moisture irrigated corn Fulton Co Indiana. Probes showing subsoil drier than thought. Corn using .18” day at 1/4-1/2 milkline, need 2.8” of stored subsoil moisture to get to black layer from 1/2 milkline. 1” more inch going on P1108Q Gohn Ag Pioneer Seeds U.S.