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Plantation Seed Wheat Varieties 2018

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AGS 2024: #1 at Blackville, SC 2018 OVT @ 149.3 bu/acre,  #1* Tifton GA 2018 OVT @ 115.9 bu/acre, #1 Statewide South Carolina SC 2018 OVT @ 119.4 bu/acre,.  Awned, Early medium maturing, and Heavy Test Weight*. Resistant to Stripe Rust, SBMV, Leaf Rust, and Powdery Mildew. MR to glume blotch, Hessian Fly, and BYD.

 

AGS 2038:  #9* Statewide South Carolina @ 106.5 bu/acre, 126.7 bu/acre at Blackville SC 2018 OVT, ,  Awned, Medium-Late maturing, and Heavy Test Weight*.  Resistant to stripe and leaf rust, Powdery Mildew, and SBMV. MR to Hessian fly, glume blotch, and BYD.

 

AGS 2035: 121.5 bu/acre at Blackville SC 2018 OVT Awned, Medium maturing, and Heavy Test Weight*. Resistant to stripe rust, leaf rust, and SBMV, MR to glume blotch, Hessian fly, Powdery Mildew, and BYD..

 

Pioneer 26R94: #7* at Tifton Georgia 2018  OVT  @102.6 bu./acre.  118.0 bu./acre Blackville SC 2018 OVT   Awned, Medium-Early maturing, and Good Test Weight*. Resistant to Hessian fly, stripe rust and mildew.  Great Pioneer wheat for the SOUTH.

 

Pioneer 26R41:  109.6 bu./acre Blackville SC 2018 OVT, 113.8  bu./acre   Plains, Ga 2018 OVT. Awned, Medium maturing, and Good Test Weight*. Resistant to Hessian Fly, stripe rust and mildew. Plant first, great for Perry, Ga. North.

 

AGS 3000: #1 at Plains, Georgia 2018  OVT late planted  @111.8 bu./acre #10* at Tifton GA 2018  OVT @ 99.2 bu./acre . MR to FHB (scab).  Awned, VERY EARLY (Treat like Fleming. Plant late, Harvest first), and Heavy Test Weight*Resistant to Stripe Rust, SBMV, and Leaf Rust. MR to glume blotch, Powdery Mildew, BYD

 

AGS 3030: 124.6 bu/acre at Blackville SC 2018 OVT, 111.1 bu/acre Plains GA 2018  OVT,  #4 at Plains, Georgia 2018 OVT late planted  @ 109.2 bu./acre.  MR to FHB (scab).  Awnletted, EARLY ( Plant late, Harvest early)  Resistant to Stripe Rust, SBMV, and Leaf Rust. MR to glume blotch, Powdery Mildew, BYD, good Test Weight.

 

AGS 3040: 112.2 bu./acre at Plains GA 2018  OVT, 104.4  bu./acre at Midville GA 2018  OVT MR to FHB (scab).  Awnletted, med/late maturity, Resistant to Stripe Rust, SBMV, and Leaf Rust. MR to glume blotch, Powdery Mildew, BYD, Good Test Weight*

*Released varieties

Call Lane 800-543-4164, Lane or Blake 229-734-5466, or Jimmy 229-881-2700 for more info.

*Information from:  State Small Grain OVT Performance test 2017-2018.

 

 

 

Plant Horizon Oats, your cows will thank you.

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Horizon 306

  • Medium Maturity
  • Excellent Forage Yield
  • Excellent Grain Yield
  • Excellent Test Weight
  • Excellent Lodging Resistance
  • Resistant to Stem Rust and Moderate Resistance to Crown Rust
  • Large, Dark Green Leaves

Horizon 720

  • Early Maturity
  • Excellent Forage Yield, especially for early fall forage production
  • Very Good Grain Yield
  • Very Good Test Weight
  • Excellent Resistance to Crown Rust and BYD
  • Moderate Resistance to Stem Rust
  • Large, Light Green Leaves

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SOYBEAN GROWER UPDATE

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PLANTATION SEED

SOYBEAN GROWER UPDATE

July 12, 2018

A good fungicide has proven to give a yield increase of 6-8 bu per acre over non-treated soybeans in university test. One spray per season is usally enough. To control  velvetbean caterpillar, and make loopers and stink bugs less of a pest, add Dimlin. Look close at your cotton, peanut, and soybean fields, especially if they are close to a corn field. There have been several generations in your corn already. Group 5-6 soybeans planted in  late May early June are now in R3. (  R-3 = Pods at least 3/16 inch on the fourth node from top of plant )  You lose some effectiveness if you apply too early.

If you have Three Cornered Alfalfa Hopper and/or Stinkbugs,  think about putting in some pesticide.  Watch for Three Cornered Alfalfa Hoppers, Kudzubugs and Stink bugs,  have been found in most fields.  

For Information go to : http://www.kudzubug.org/grower.html

Good fungicide at R3 growth stage  **

Plus
Dimlin + 1.2 lbs of solubor per acre

Plus (For insect pest)
Acephate (Orthene),   Karate , Brigade ,  etc.     

 If you are trying for high yields now is the time ( R3) to put out 30 pounds of N per acre.

 For info on late planting open hyperlink  plantationseedupdate  when at the BLOG click follow and you will receive updates and be able to see older updates and much more information. You can also click this link for a slideshow on Ultra Late Soybeans 

 Blake @ 800-543-4164 or Jimmy@ 229-881-2700

**Pesticide information obtained from Georgia Pest Control

    Handbook @  http://www.ent.uga.edu/pmh/.    

  *** As always follow label and dispose of empties properly.

Soybean Update

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Soybean Planting up until this point has been a challenging adventure. Growers who double cropped behind wheat are anywhere from a couple of weeks behind to a month plus due to adverse small grain harvesting conditions. With that being said, soybeans are very versatile in regards to planting dates. Pictured below is AGS 677LL planted behind Triticale around the 20th of June. They are transitioning from VC to V1 with the first trifoliate making its appearance. Some plants experienced what looks to be J hooking, which is when the cotyledons get stuck below the surface and meet a packed top layer of soil at emergence, causing the middle of the plant to eventually break, abruptly ending the soybean plants life.AGS 677LL was #1 in Tifton OVT @ 65.7 bu/a.Good growing,Jimmy, Lee, Lane, and Blake