June rainfalls like this make me grateful for the #freedomtospray Pioneer Seeds U.S. Enlist E3 soybeans later in the season.

Waterhemp averages ~250,000 seeds/plant, but can be over 1 million. Slow early growth and heavy rainfall leading to several escapes b4 canopy. With Pioneer Seeds U.S. Enlist E3 soybeans we still have the #FreedomToSpray through R2, do you?

Revisiting root growth from V4-V6. Each set of nodal roots develops from the “crown” as a new leaf collar appears. The first 5 nodes will be stacked at or below the soil surface. First set of brace roots usually emerge from the 6th node

Weather during #plant21 led to thin stands and potential for escapes. This marestail could produce 200k seeds. Uncontrolled populations can reduce yield more than 80% With the #FreedomToSpray from Pioneer Seeds U.S. Enlist E3 soybeans we can keep these populations under control.

DYK a single giant ragweed plant can reduce soybean yields up to 50% in 110sf area around it? #FreedomToSpray Pioneer Seeds U.S. Enlist E3 means you don’t have to stop spraying because the calendar says so.

I love getting texts from customers showing off the #FreedomToSpray Pioneer Seeds U.S. #EnlistE3 soybeans.

July 1 epinasty brought to you by the #FreedomToSpray Pioneer Seeds U.S. #EnlistE3 soybeans

No dying weeds or clean fields today. Thankful for more than just the #FreedomToSpray. Family, friends and freedom. Oh, and it is not too bad knowing the original American Hi-Bred company is still American 95 years later.

For those playing along at home this is 16 days after the Indiana dicamba cutoff. Many fields will have days or weeks before we reach a growth stage cutoff. #FreedomToSpray, indeed. Pioneer Seeds U.S. #EnlistE3

AMS does not cause leaf cupping, roundup does not cause leaf cupping, liberty does not cause leaf cupping. If you are hearing that they do, pull that string a little harder and see what unravels.

Man I appreciate the sense of humor in this community.

If anyone wants deja vu, take a trip back to 2017-18 as xtend soybeans were ramping up. “Leaf distortion” blamed on everything but dicamba. Ground truth everything, but if you hear hoof beats, think horses… not zebras.

A beautiful sight. Rain falling, canopy closed and clean beans thanks to the #FreedomToSpray #EnlistE3 soybeans from Pioneer Seeds U.S.

It’s 85 degrees and looked like this at 9pm. 6 hours ago, it was 93 and raining. Frogeye, grey leaf spot and southern rust love this

Imagine how much we could scavenge with roots like this in the field.

As I washed corn roots tonight, I was a little annoyed my 4-yo was excavating the yard. 30 seconds later he’s washing roots like dad!

LumiGEN seed treatments are part of an integrated approach in providing protection against the biggest soybean yield-robbers. Protect your profitability with LumiGEN.

Our CEO & Co-Founder, Michael Winn, had a great time speaking with Carl Joern, @bkshrader, & Ben Jacob on the Indiana Pioneer Seeds U.S. #Agronomy Podcast. Stay tuned for the link! Corteva Agriscience

Is Tar Spot in S IN in early June an issue? Not yet. Yes it is early, but the environment is important. TS thrives in cooler temps, and more importantly, wet conditions. It does not look like we are going to have the moisture to drive rapid disease progression any time soon.