2010 national corn yield contest guide

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NCGA Corn Yield Guide

A Message from Your President

In 2010, corn growers faced numerous weather challenges, from untimely rains to scorch-ing heat, to bring the United States the third largest crop on record at 12.5 billion bushels.

Despite a minor decline in average yield, U.S. farmers rose to the occasion and provided a crop that will meet a growing demand for food, feed and fuel.

The National Corn Yield Contest did have a record-breaking year as participation increased by 2.3 percent, setting a new record number of entries at 7,125. As the contest continues to grow in popularity, its results reverberate through the industry as growers study the methods of winners and adopt tactics to maximize their own yield potential.

We thank two groups whose dedication makes this contest possible: the volunteer contest supervisors and the seed companies.

Volunteer supervisors work a considerable amount each fall, some documenting as many as 30 yield checks. These crop advisors, extension personnel, government employees and financial professionals give back to the agricultural industry through their hard work and ensure the integrity of the contest as a whole.

The seed companies also demonstrate ongoing dedication to the National Corn Yield Con-test. These companies recognize the stiff competition inherent in the contest and realize that it provides an excellent showcase for the myriad of new seed offerings. As the National Corn Yield Contest continues to grow in popularity and renown, seed representatives step forward to help growers work toward their dreams.

In 2011, there will be many changes that will help modernize the contest to keep up with the rapid pace of development in agriculture. Through new deadlines, software and entry classes, the 47th Annual National Corn Yield Contest will again adapt to better reflect the paradigm in which it exists.

Growers should note that deadlines for the contest will come earlier this year. Early entries will now be due by June 15 and late entries will be due by July 15. While this may seem significantly earlier, the shift is necessary to accommodate for the rapid increase in the level of participation. Notably, since 2007 entries have increased by 44 percent. With so many applicants entering the field, earlier deadlines are a necessity to ensure each participant’s records are properly reviewed and the contest maintains the high level of integrity and stringency for which it is known.

The software used in the contest has also been significantly upgraded to create a unified format that further standardizes how information is collected and stored. Through this software, both growers and their seed representatives will have a satisfying and efficient experience while viewing and completing forms online. The software also provides a simplified data structure allowing the National Corn Growers Association to more fully analyze and utilize this invaluable source of data.

Finally, in 2011 two entry classes will be dropped, reducing the total number of entry classes from eight to six by eliminating the ridge-till categories. The former ridge-till categories for irrigated and non-irrigated will be consolidated into their respective conventional categories. This decision came about as participation in both ridge-till categories continually declined despite surging overall participation. Now, the conventional categories will encompass any type of tillage that disturbs the full width of the row. This move allows the contest to stay current and best reflect national corn production trends.

We applaud the successes of the 2010 winners. Their stories, highlighted throughout the guide, are a testament to the ingenuity and dedication of the American farmer and provide valuable insight into innovative practices.

American corn farmers have a great story to tell. American agriculture continues as a leader in both the domestic and international economies. NCGA works to provide opportunity for those who provide the world with food, feed and fuel.

Bart SchottKulm, NDPresident, National Corn Growers Association

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Sam SantiniStewartsville, N.J.

306.4915 BU/ACHubner H-5909VT3PPopulation: 38,000Harvester: JD 9570 STS

Think of Sam Santini as a climber. Thirty years ago, when he first started competing in the contest, his goal was to reach 200 bu./

acre. Once he hit that milestone, the goal immediately became 250 bu./acre. Now that he’s topped the 300-bushel mark, he’s set his sights on 350. “That’s the great thing about competing in the contest,” says Santini, who has now been to the winner’s circle four times. “It keeps you reaching for the next level. As you go along, you keep learning and improving and become a better farmer all the way around.”

A prolonged stretch of dry weather midway through the growing season had Santini doubting that he’d produce a winning yield this year. “We went from mid-June to mid-July without any rain, not a drop,” he says. “The corn was starting to burn up. But then, we got a lucky thunderstorm. After that, we started getting normal rains again for the rest of the summer. It saved the crop. Just 50 miles to the south of us, the rains never did come. A lot of people didn’t get any crop at all.”

Santini’s contest field had been in continuous corn for the last 30

years. Soon after the 2009 harvest, he worked the ground with a chisel plow and incorporated 50 units of nitrogen.

On April 28, he planted Hubner H-5909VT3P. “We had a great planting season, not too wet and not too dry,” he says.

Planting population for the contest field was 38,000 seeds/acre. “We try to bump up the population on our test plots by 1,000-2,000 every year, just to see what we can do,” he notes. “The seed is getting so much better all the time. Twenty years ago, there’s no way we could have pushed things this high.”

For a starter fertilizer, Santini laid down 10 gal. of 10-25-5 in a 2"x2" band, including 1 qt. of Xtra Power with the starter. Immedi-ately after planting, he sprayed with Guardsman and Prowl and 50 gal./acre of nitrogen over the top. When the corn was knee-high, he sidedressed with another 20 gal. of nitrogen and 8 oz. of Bio-Forge. He also doubled up on Headline, making one application when the crop was shoulder-high, then following up at tassel.

As impressive as this year’s yield was, Santini can’t help but look back. “I’m sure the dry spell in June and July cost us at least a few bushels,” he says. “If we just had a little rain, who knows what that yield might have been?”

Sam and Chris Santini

First Place

Bill TietjenCounty Agent

Rutgers Univ. ExtensionDuane Copley

Retired SWCD

Cathie LaBarSoil Conservationist

SWCD

Supervisors

Mike ScholtingLouisville, Neb.

282.1183 BU/ACPioneer 32T84Population: 32,000Harvester: JD 9770

After back-to-back second-place finishes in the A No-Till/Strip-Till Non-Irrigated Class in 2008 and 2009, Mike Scholting now has a second-place award in this class as well.

Picking a hybrid that could utilize the fertility levels he’s been steadily building in his contest field played a major part in this year’s high yield. “We’ve been using this particular hybrid for 3 or 4 years and there’s a lot to like about it,” Scholting says. “Along with the yield potential, it has good stalk strength. And it gives you a short plant. We plant in 20” rows and, when you do that, you tend to get tall corn.”

The field had been planted to corn in 2009. Several weeks before 2010 planting, Scholting burned down weeds with Cinch ATZ. When the corn was 4” tall, he applied Roundup. To complement the anhy-drous he knifed into the field the previous fall and the 10-34-0 starter fertilizer he put in the furrow with the planter, Scholting sidedressed with 28% nitrogen when the corn was 6"-8" tall. He calculates his total nitrogen use at 310 units, total phosphorus at 150 units.

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Eric Hartwell Crop Consultant

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SupervisorsHenry EvermanDansville, N.Y.

279.0926 BU/ACDeKalb DKC 61-64Population: 36,000Harvester: JD 9760

With one exception, Henry Everman had very good weather for growing corn in 2010. “We did get a little stretch of heavy rains in late May,” notes Everman, who has placed several times in this category in the last decade. “But that tapered off, and from then on, everything settled down.”

Everman plowed his contest field with a moldboard plow after the 2009 harvest. In the spring, he went over the ground several times with a tiller-drag and field cultivator and roller. “We like to let some heat into the soil,” he says. “When the ground is ready, we’ll plant.”

When he planted his contest entry on April 24, he laid 160 units of nitrogen and 90 units of phosphorous to the side of the planter row. He also spread 30 lb. of potash. When the corn was 5-6” tall, he sprayed Roundup and Resolve Q to ward off potential problems with velvetleaf and lambsquarter. “We haven’t had anything out of the ordinary for weeds during the last couple of years,” he says. “We’ve been able to get by with just one application.”

David L. Thorp

Senior Ag Program Educator

Cornell University Extension

Dean R. PendergastCounty Executive Director

FSA

Supervisors

A Non-Irrigated Class

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Betty SteigerBloomington, Wis.

299.8387 BU/ACDeKalb DKC63-42Population: 42,000Harvester: JD 9656 STS

The big question at the Steiger household this year is likely to revolve around who gets top billing as the best corn grower in the

family. Betty Steiger can certainly make a case that the title is hers with a category-winning yield skirting the 300 bu./acre mark. On the other hand, her husband, Eugene, can also lay claim to the cham-pionship. He captured first place honors in the AA No-Till/Strip-Till Non-Irrigated Class.

“It’s pretty exciting,” says Betty. “We took a second place in one of the classes in the national contest a few years ago, but this is the first time that we’ve taken a top award.”

Steiger gives Mother Nature the lion’s share of the credit for this year’s impressive yield. “We had abundant rain throughout the sum-mer, a lot more than normal,” she says. “Our contest field, though, drains very well.”

Warm weather on the front end of the growing season also helped. “We were able to plant the contest field on April 16, which is just a few days ahead of normal for us,” she says. “We had some excel-lent growing degree days right after that and the crop was out of the

ground in about seven days. It was a great start.”

Getting the family’s 12-row, John Deere 1760 Con-servation Planter, fitted with precision meters, in tip-top condition ahead of the plant-ing season was another key. Every year, about a month before planting, Eugene and nephew Bob Bloom will take the planter into the shop and spend a solid week tearing it down and putting it back together. “They check all the bearings and chains and the seed opening to make sure ev-erything is working just right. When you’re going after high yield, you can’t overemphasize the importance of getting that seed placed just so,” Steiger says.

For a contest hybrid, Steiger chose DeKalb DKC63-42, planted at 42,000 seeds/acre. “We push the population a little on our contest fields,” she notes. “Our normal population is about 40,000. When you go that high, you need a hybrid with good stalk strength and stand-ability.”

Steiger is already looking forward to next year’s contest. “We’ve been using a seed treatment for several years,” she notes. “It’s worked very well for us, but we might try a new product this year to see how it compares. We’ll also be looking at some new hybrids and at ways we might tweak the planter to make it even more efficient.“

Betty and Eugene Steiger

First Place

Vern LewisonRetired

Vo-Ag Teacher

Kevin RaisbeckAg Loan Officer

First National Bank

Supervisors

Kevin NagelGrinnell, Iowa

295.5727 BU/ACDeKalb DKC 61-06Population: 36,000Harvester: Gleaner R65

Kevin Nagel was more than a little surprised when he captured sec-ond place. “It was a tough growing season,” he says. “For the most part, we were completely saturated with water in central Iowa.”

Having his contest entry on the right field saved the day. “This field has good soil, good fertility levels and good drainage above and below ground. Our contest corn never wanted for anything.”

Nagel knifed in 180 lb. of anhydrous ahead of planting, then sidedressed 60 lb. of UAN when the crop was in the 4-6 leaf stage. For pre-emerge weed control, he sprayed Roundup and Harness Extra. He made a second application of Roundup (half-rate) right before canopy. Just before tasselling, he flew on Headline (full-rate). “We started using it when it first came out, and we believe it’s made a big difference,” Nagel says of the fungicide. “Next year, we’re thinking of doubling up. We’ll ground apply it right before canopy when we make our second application of Roundup, then fly on a second application after tassel. The whole idea is to keep the plant healthier for longer.”

Scott HerbersLoan OfficerWells Fargo

Nancy Van TommeAg Loan Officer

Wells Fargo Bank NA

SupervisorsDavid Schultz Odebolt, Iowa

292.0605 BU/ACDeKalb DKC61-21Population: 38,500Harvester: JD 9670

David Schultz’s third-place finish marks the first time he’s cracked the winner’s circle. “We had plenty of moisture, and the rains were timely. It also wasn’t really hot. I actually thought our yield might have been a bit better,” he says.

Schultz deep-tilled and knifed in 160 units of N into soybean ground last fall. He broadcast another 120 units of N while field cultivating in the spring. A day before his April 16 planting, he sprayed Harness. “We had some of the best planting conditions we’ve had here in the last 10 years,” he says. “Everything was just perfect.”

When the crop reached the 8-10 leaf stage, Schultz applied 30 oz./acre of Roundup and 1 gal./acre of Impact. Right after tasselling, he flew on 6 oz./acre of Headline and 1 gal./acre of Impact. “We’ve been using Headline for several years and do side-by-side comparisons,” he notes. “Last year, it really didn’t seem to do much for us. This year, though, we saw a yield boost of 14-20 bu./acre. It’s one of those things we’re still trying to figure out.”

Third Place

Norm BehrensVice President

First State Bank

Matt HuegerichLoan Officer

Iowa State Bank

Supervisors

AA Non-Irrigated Class

Second Place

Jason SwedePavilion, N.Y.


The Swede family—Jason, his dad, Gary, and brother, Ryan—captured second place honors in this class in 2005, the very

first time they entered. Jason’s first place finish this year is their first trip back to the winner’s platform since then.

Swede views the contest as an opportunity to try new things on limited acres to see if there might be applications for the entire farm. One of the things he tried this year for the first time was foliar feeding when the crop was about chest-high.

“Our dealer told us he had heard some good things about it from several of his other customers,” says Swede. “We saw it as a way to give the corn a little boost going into tasselling and silking.”

Swede also decided to switch brands on the fungicide he flies onto his crop just before tasselling. “With the product we had been using for several years, we didn’t feel like we were seeing much of a yield advantage,” he says. “It might just have been that the weather conditions during those years weren’t right for it. We decided to give Quilt Xcel a try this year.

“It’s hard to come up with any kind of hard and fast numbers, but we felt like we did get some yield boost from it. The thing we still need to determine is whether we got enough of an advantage to justify the cost.”

Swede’s contest field had been planted to corn the previous year. After the harvest, he broadcast 200 lb. of potash (0-0-60). Two days before his April 22 planting date, he went over the field with a strip-tiller and worked in 25 gal./acre of 30% liquid nitrogen below the seedbed.

At planting, he laid down 250 lb. of 9-27-4 starter fertilizer in a 2” x 2” band. He also put a 6-24-6 pop-up fertilizer in the furrow with the seed. Just before the crop came out of the ground, he sprayed with Roundup to kill any weeds that might be waiting to compete with the emerging corn. He followed up with another application of Roundup when the corn was knee-high.

He sidedressed another gallon of 30% nitrogen at about the same time as the second Roundup application. For the entire season, his records show he applied 170 lb. of nitrogen, 70 lb. of phosphorous and 130 lb. of potassium.

Dean R. PendergastCounty Executive Director

FSA

Paul WebsterAg Loan Officer

Farm Credit Services

Supervisors

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Jason Swede

First Place

Ed WoodAndrews, N.C.

287.6572 BU/ACPioneer P1184HRPopulation: 29,600Harvester: Gleaner R42

Ed Wood will remember the 2010 growing season as one of the warmest ever. “We’re in the mountains, so we usually don’t get a lot of 90-degree-plus days,” says Wood, who registered his last national contest placement in 1993. “But we more than made up for that this year. The hot weather started in late June and continued through August. I was surprised that the corn held up as well as it did.”

After harvesting a corn crop the previous fall, Wood broadcast 5 tons/acre of chicken litter on his contest field. Roughly three weeks ahead of his April 29 planting date, he burned down the field with Gramoxone, Bicep II Magnum and Weedar 64. For a starter fertilizer, he laid down a 2” x 2” band of ammonium sulfate and diammonium phosphate in a 75:25 mix (100 lb. total).

When the corn was knee-high, he put on 30% UAN to bring his total N use to 120 lb. (not counting the chicken litter). At the same time, he sprayed with Banvel and Peak. Shortly after tassel, he flew on Headline to control gray leaf spot.

Second Place

Marcia MashburnCounty Executive Director

FSA

Glenn F. Carson IIDistrict Conservationist

NRCS

SupervisorsMichael WolpertHurricane, W.V.


There were times during the growing season when Michael Wolpert wondered if the weather might ruin his chances for a high-yielding contest entry. “We had a wet spell right after planting that had us a little concerned, and we also had more 90-degree-plus days than we normally have.”

But he also caught a few breaks on the weather. “We did have a two-week span of near-perfect conditions for planting,” says Wolpert, noting that this year’s contest yield was an all-time personal best. “We also had timely rains throughout the season. That’s something that’s hard to beat when you’re going after yields.”

Wolpert is a self-described “stickler” for getting his John Deere 1790 planter ready before he heads to the field. “You want it to be in as close to perfect condition as possible. Close enough is not good enough. I believe 85%-90% of yield comes down to getting a nice uniform stand, and that’s only going to happen if the planter is operating efficiently. The other 10% is up to the good Lord. This year, he blessed us.”

Third Place

LaRae BakerSoil Conservationist

NRCS

Roger PowellSoil Conservation Technician

NRCS

Supervisors

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Eugene Steiger Bloomington, Wis.

299.6667 BU/ACDeKalb DKC61-21Pop: 42,000Harvester: JD 9656 STS

The Steigers—Eugene and his wife, Betty—pulled off a rare con-test feat this year. Not only did Eugene capture first place in this

class with an all-time personal best yield just shy of 300 bu./acre, Betty took home top honors in AA Non-Irrigated. “We simply had a very good year for growing corn,” says Eugene.

Steiger’s contest field was planted to soybeans the previ-ous year. Ahead of planting, he spread dry fertilizer—230 lb. of nitrogen, 106 lb. phosphorous, 127 lb. potash and 36 lb. sulfur—in a split application. “We did the first application just as soon as we could get on the field,” he relates. “The second one was right before planting.”

He planted his contest field on April 16 at a population of 42,000 seeds/acre. He selected DeKalb’s DKC61-21 treated with Ac-celerone. “It’s the first time we’ve used this variety, and we were impressed,” says Steiger. “It lived up to its billing with good yields and standability. It also had a very good appearance from the time it came out of the ground. It’s a showy hybrid.”

To help get the crop off to a good start, he put on 7 gal./acre of

6-18-6, 1 pt./acre of zinc and 3 oz./acre of Ascend (a growth hormone) through the planter. “Nature helped us out this year too,” he says. “Right after planting, we had all the growing degree units we needed to get the corn out of the ground and growing.”

For weed control, Stei-ger relied on a pre-emerge application of Harness at a rate of 2 pt./acre and Hornet at 3 oz./acre. Weeds of most concern included giant ragweed, lambsquar-ter and foxtail. “We got excellent control with that combination,” he says.

In midsummer, he flew on 6 oz. of Headline and another 3 oz. of Ascend. “It’s something we’ve been doing for the last couple of years, and it has really worked well for us,” he says of the Head-line. “This year, we saw a yield advantage of around 25 bu./acre in side-by-side comparisons with nontreated fields.”

Steiger says he’s enjoyed participating in the contest over the years for a variety of reasons. “We feel that our corn ground here in southwest Wisconsin is as good as there is anywhere in the country,” he says. “Being in the contest gives us a chance to see how we stack up against the very best growers. We pick up some new ideas every year that make us better at what we do.”

Eugene Steiger

First PlaceVern Lewison

RetiredVo-Ag Teacher

Kevin RaisbeckAg Loan Officer

First National Bank

Supervisors

Frank RaaschNorborne, Mo.

297.8027 BU/ACPioneer 3142Population: 40,000Harvester: Caterpillar 585R

Frank Raasch, who makes his first appearance in the national winner’s bracket this year, will remember 2010 as a year of abundant moisture. “We were really, really wet,” he says. “But that’s the way it has been here for the past four years.”

He says selecting just the right field had a lot to do with his high-yield entry. “This field is very well-drained with very good cotter-silt loam soil. It’s some of the best ground in our area. We‘ve worked at building our fertility levels up there and were able to plant at a population of 40,000 (seeds/acre).”

Just before his April 10 planting date, Raasch put 200 lb. of anhy-drous on the field with his strip-tillage equipment. To give the crop an immediate boost right after planting, he used 10 gal./acre of 32% nitrogen as a carrier for Guardsman, Max and Sharper herbicides. When the crop tasselled, he flew on Headline Amp. “With all the wet weather this year, fungus was a real problem in our area. The Head-line paid for itself and then some. No doubt about it.”

Second PlaceG. Scott GardnerAg Loan Officer


Brent CollierAg Loan Officer


Supervisors

Charles HinkebeinChaffee, Mo.

291.3862 BU/ACDeKalb DKC61-73Population: 35,500Harvester: Case IH 2388

It was a memorable contest year for Charles Hinkebein. Not only did he place third in this class, his family registered a rare sweep in Ridge-Till Irrigated, taking all three places. With this year’s plac-ings, the family has now doubled the number of awards they’ve received in the national contest since 1988. “We had a very good year overall,” says Hinkebein.

“It was one of the driest years we’ve ever had,” he says. “We had a rain during the second week of May, and then we didn’t see another drop until Sept.1. Ordinarily, we’ll get about 15-18” of rainfall between planting and harvest.”

Hinkebein says a lack of days with extremely high temperatures and hot winds during the dry spell helped keep the corn going. Loca-tion might have been an even bigger factor. “We’re on the backwaters of the Mississippi River. They had a lot of rain up north, in Iowa and northern Missouri, and that raised the river levels. As a result, we had a lot of seep water that kept our water table high. It saved the crop.”

Third Place

Ted J. WilliamsAg Loan Officer

Montgomery Bank

Scott RingwaldLoan Manager

Montgomery Bank

Supervisors

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David R. HulaCharles City, Va.

368.444 BU/ACPioneer P1615 HRPopulation: 40,500 Harvester: JD 9770 STS

Twists and turns in the weather made achieving a top corn yield this year particularly challenging for David Hula and Renwood

Farms, Inc. “We couldn’t have asked for anything more perfect early on,” says Hula, a frequent first place finisher in the national contest. “We came out of the winter with adequate moisture, and by mid-March, things had dried out and warmed up. After planting, we had near-perfect emergence. I’ve never seen a corn crop come out of the ground as even and uniform as this one did. In early June, I was thinking we were on the way to the best corn crop ever.”

The good fortune came to a screeching halt in mid-June. “It became extremely hot and dry and stayed that way until the end of August. Our non-irrigated corn just burnt up. Even though our contest field was irrigated, we were worried.”

Hula decided to “get extremely aggressive” with his irrigation program. “Whenever the temperatures got above 90 degrees, we focused on trying to help the corn cool down with some additional watering during the heat of the day with our Valley center pivot.”

At the same time, Hula stayed with many of the tried-and-true practices that had led to so much corn-growing success in the past. Over the winter, he applied lime and fertilizer and broadcast pelletized sludge according to soil sample results. In early February, he sprayed the field with Roundup and Sencor. At planting, he used seed treated with Poncho 1250 (for insect control) and Amplify-L. He also applied Trizmet right behind the planter to get a jump on summer annual weeds.

He spoon-fed nutrients to the crop throughout the season, relying on soil test and tissue sampling results. At planting, he laid down a 3” x 2” band of 60-30-0 starter fertilizer that included sulfur, zinc and boron. He also put on 4 gal. of a 3-18-18 pop-up fertilizer through the planter. Micronutrient cocktails went on at V4 and V12. At V5 and V12, he sidedressed nitrogen and sulfur. He applied Headline with a ground rig after the first sidedress. After tasselling, he flew on more Headline and also Baythroid insecticide. “We give the corn every opportunity to be all that it can be under the conditions we’re dealing with,” says Hula. “Once it goes in the ground, it shouldn’t want for anything.”

David R. Hula

First Place

James V. WallaceAg Specialist

SWCD

Philip T. HickmanNCGA Representative

Virginia Dept. of Agriculture

Supervisors

Keenan AlbrachtHart, Texas

358.0326Pioneer 32N73Population: 42,000Harvester: JD 9770

With his first placement ever in the national contest, 15-year-old Keenan Albracht now qualifies officially as a “chip off the old block” in corn growing circles. From 2006-2009, Keenan’s dad, Steven, racked up four straight first place awards in the contest’s Ridge-Till Irrigated Class. In 2007 and again this year, Steven also captured first place in the Irrigated Class. “He knows how to grow corn,” says Keenan.

Keenan’s hybrid was one that his dad used several times on con-test fields. “It’s a tough corn that no wind can knock down,” he says. “In West Texas, that’s something you always need to consider.”

A wetter than normal growing season allowed Keenan to cut down on the amount of irrigation water he used on the crop. He turned on the sprinklers when corn was in the V-4, V-5 stage and applied enough water to maintain a 6’ moisture profile all the way through to harvest. “This year, we had a lot of rain and snow over the winter, so we didn’t need to pre-water the crop like we normally do,” he says. “For the entire season, we had 18” of rain. That’s a lot for us.”

Kyle Aljoe Crop ConsultantCrop Quest Inc.

Justin StoernerAgronomist

Crop Quest Inc.

SupervisorsUte Mountain Farm & Ranch EnterpriseTowaoc, Colo.

335.9325 BU/ACPioneer 33Y75Population: 34,500Harvester: JD 9760

Corn growing doesn’t always have to be only about work. “We take part in the contest because it’s fun,” says Paul Evans, general manag-er at Ute Mountain Farm & Ranch Enterprise. “We get bragging rights, and our employees like seeing how well they can do each year. They deserve the lion’s share of the credit for any success we have.”

The contest field had been in alfalfa for the previous five years. Fol-lowing the final alfalfa cutting in the fall of 2009, the field was burned down with 2,4-D Banvel. In the spring, Evans’ crew put 55 units of nitrogen and 24 units of phosphorus with their strip tiller.

At planting, they put on a starter fertilizer (51-45-6-9) in a 3” x 2” band. In mid-May, they began irrigating through the sprinklers. Along with 40” of water, they applied additional N through the pivots. Total N applied was 300 lb. “We do what we can to put the pieces together to get a high yield,” says Evans. “But we can only take so much credit. A lot of it is up to Mother Nature.”

Third Place

Larry Kawanabe Certified Crop Advisor

USDA-NRCS

Deborah ClairmontSoil Conservationist

USDA-NRCS

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Second Place

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Hardy Bros Dairy FarmsRandy and Mark HardyRoanoke, Ind.

298.8566 BU/ACDeKalb DKC 61-06Population: 36,000Harvester: MF 9690

The Hardy brothers—Randy and Mark—have placed in this class several times in recent years, but this is the first time

they’ve grabbed the top spot. Their yield of nearly 299 bu./acre is an all-time, personal best. “We’ve been as high as 286 in the past, so we’re getting closer to that 300-bushel mark all the time,” says Randy, who also picked up a second place award in the class. “It doesn’t seem like all that long ago that everyone was aiming for 200 bushels. The genetics are improving so rapidly. Sometimes, it almost makes your head spin.”

An early warm-up allowed the Hardys to get their contest entry into the ground on April 15. This was the first time they used DeKalb DKC 61-06. “We had heard good things about it from the company repre-sentative,” says Randy. “It had a reputation for being a good yielder.”

The Hardys planted at a population of 36,000 seeds/acre. “Typi-cally, we’ll go about 32,000 or 33,000 on our better soils,” says Randy. “But that’s the thing about being in the contest. It gives you a chance to try some things on just a few acres to see if they might

be feasible on your whole farm. I’m not sure just how far we can push popula-tions, though. As much as anything else, the cost of seed might be the limiting factor.”

Randy notes that the seed was treated with Poncho 250 and Amplify D. “With our loam soils, insect pres-sure is always a concern. We’ve had good results.”

Before the crop emerged from the ground, the Hardys sprayed with Harness Xtra and Roundup. When the corn reached the knee-high stage, they made another application of Roundup and also foliar-fed the corn. At the same time, they sidedressed 160 lb. of nitrogren. All told, they applied 210 lb. of nitrogen, 70 lb. of phospho-rous and 120 lb. of potash.

Looking ahead to next year’s contest, Randy and Mark say they aren’t likely to make many changes to their basic corn growing program. “We might do some tissue sampling,” Randy says. “We’ve done a little of it in the past and think it can be worthwhile. It can give you a better idea of what’s going on with the crop and what adjustments you need to make during the season.

“But then again, a lot of getting high yields comes down to picking the right genetics and being fortunate with the weather so you can take advantage of those genetics. This year, it worked for us.”

Randy and Mark Hardy

First Place

Martin GonzalezCounty Agent

Purdue University Extension

Lance B. WygantVice President

National City Bank

Supervisors

Randy HardyRoanoke, Ind.

265.5171 BU/ACDeKalb DKC 63-42Population: 33,000Harvester: MF 9690

“You have to do a bunch of things just right to place among the best in the contest,” says Randy Hardy. “But when it’s all said and done, the difference between a winning yield and just a good yield often boils down to weather.”

Favorable conditions in March and April allowed him to get his contest entry in the ground early. “We had great weather early on,” he relates. “We planted this field on April 15, and we thought we’d be done planting all of our corn (960 acres) by the end of April. Usually, we don’t finish up until mid-May.”

Soon after the contest corn was planted, though, the weather turned. “It started raining, and it kept on raining all the way through the middle of May. We had some fields that didn’t do very well at all. This field turned out all right because it drains well. After that wet stretch, the weather straightened out. For the rest of the season, we had plenty of growing degrees and we got the timely rains that are so important. It keeps you humble.”

Second Place

Martin GonzalezCounty Agent

Purdue University Extension

Lance B. WygantVice President

National City Bank

SupervisorsChris SantiniStewartsville, N.J.

263.6 BU/ACPioneer P1395 XRPopulation: 34,000Harvester: JD 9570

Chris Santini is doing her part to keep a family tradition alive. This year’s third-place finish marks her fourth trip to the national contest winner’s circle. And Chris’s husband, Sam, is keeping pace. By capturing first place in the A Non-Irrigated Class, he has a matching number of national contest awards to his credit.

The Santinis pay close attention to recommendations made by their local seed company representatives when choosing a hybrid for their contest fields.

In a typical year, they’ll plant 10-12 “new numbers” on their 1,200 acres of corn ground. “I was very impressed by the variety we used on this contest field this year. It was a great corn. It yielded well. It’s also a tall corn. In an area like ours, where we have a lot of deer pressure, that can be a positive,” Chris says.

Sam notes that the Santinis have been ridge-tilling for almost two decades. “It’s a good fit for our clay-loam soil,” he says. “Ev-erything gets held in place and doesn’t wash away.”

Third Place

Bill TietjenCounty Agent

Rutgers Univ. ExtensionDuane Copley

Retired SWCD

Cathie LaBarSoil Conservationist

SWCD

Supervisors

Ridge-Till Non-Irrigated Class

And his name is Leon Leffel. Leon needs part #H28671 for his 105-Series combine. Not for an old-timers convention or parade, but because his 105-Series, with 50,000 hours still, harvests his crop of specialty seed. Leon and his son Rick work the 46-year old combine right along side their 9750, 9860 STS and 9870 STS. Father and son are comfortable buying and operating used John Deere combines because they can rely on consistent quality and support year after year. New or used, when you buy a John Deere combine you can expect to get a solid machine that keeps you harvesting for as long as you ask it to. There are others, but in the end Nothing Runs Like a Deere.

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SupervisorsGlenda HinkebeinChaffee, Mo.

288.1165 BU/ACSeed Consultants SCS11HQ38Population: 35,500Harvester: Case IH 2388

Glenda and Charles Hinkebein say they get lots of quizzical looks when they tell other corn growers that applying 3-5 lb. of sugar on their crops is one of the keys to winning contest yields. “A lot of people say it doesn’t make any sense,” says Charles, who notes that the family placed in the national contest four times before. “But it works for us, so we keep doing it.” The Hinkebeins have used the sugar—which is basically the same as table sugar, only finer—on their corn crops for the last 17 years. Hinkebein says that when a corn plant is stressed, the sugar keeps nutrients going to the ear. The stalks aren’t stressed in the process. The sugar also protects the crop from earworms, which can’t digest it.

The sugar is put on the crop three times a year—during a fall herbicide spraying, with a starter fertilizer at planting and during a post-tassel aerial fungicide/insecticide spraying. “Last year, we spent around $10,000 on sugar,” says Hinkebein. “It was worth every penny.”


Montgomery Bank


Montgomery Bank

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NCGA


Hinkebein & Landewee FarmChaffee, Mo.


The Hinkebein family-Charles, his wife, Glenda, and son-in-law, Carl Landewee-will need a new trophy room to hold the awards

they picked up in this year’s contest. Not only did they sweep the top three spots in this class, Charles also grabbed the third-place award in AA No-Till/Strip-Till Non-Irrigated.

All of the Hinkebeins’ contest fields had been planted to soybeans in 2009. Soon after harvest, they flew on Basis herbicide, along with a soil stabilizer. They planted their contest field on April 18 at a population of 35,500 seeds/acre.

Charles Hinkebein was impressed by the performance of the hybrid, one he hadn’t used before. “It was actually a coincidence that we ended up using it this year,” he says. “On the last day of planting, the seed company representative stopped by and said she had eight bags of this one and eight bags of another variety left. We tried them both.

“This one turned out to be exceptional. I’ve never seen a corn like it. It was about 15’ tall, with upright leaves, a very showy

plant. It also had a lot of standability, which is an absolute must for me. I have 100 bags on order for this coming season.”

For a starter fertilizer, Hinkebein put 6 gal./acre of 7-18-18 right on top of the seed. He also applied 1 gal. of Sidekick and 1 lb. of fine sugar at planting.

Hinkebein reports that the crop looked good early on. But then the weather took an unexpected turn. “We had a pretty good rain during the second week of May, but that was it for the next 15 weeks. It was early September before we saw another drop of rain.”

The dry spell meant using more water than normal. “Usually, we’ll water no more than five times during the course of the season,” Hinkebein explains. “This year, we were watering once every four days. We started on June 5 and continued all the way into September. I’ve never seen a year this dry.”

For the season, Hinkebein applied 325 units of nitrogen, 90 units of phosphorous and 65 units of potash. He foliar-fed the crop twice with a mix that included sulfur, boron and manganese. He used Atrazine and Resolve for post-planting weed control and Warrior to control insects. He flew on Headline twice–once around July 15 when the crop was just starting to tassel and again two weeks later.

Charles Hinkebein, Joseph Landewee and Carl Landewee

First Place


Montgomery Bank


Montgomery Bank

Supervisors

Third Place

Hinkebein FarmsChaffee, Mo.


Regular, frequent scouting is a major part of Charles Hinkebein’s plan for growing high-yielding corn crops. Once the corn is up and growing, he spends 3-4 hours a day, three days a week, in his fields checking on the general condition of the crop and looking for signs of potential insect/disease problems. “I like to get out there well before sunup because that’s when everything is the most active,” he says.

Hinkebein says the most productive scouting requires getting out of the pickup truck and walking the fields. “You’ve got to get right in there with the crop, take a look around and shake the plant leaves to see what falls off,” he says.

Hinkebein also takes to the air, flying over his corn with an airplane four times a year to apply herbicides, insecticides and fungicides. “People tell me I fly too much,” he says. “But it’s a lot more efficient than putting things on with ground rigs. With an airplane, we cover 400 acres a day. We can get everything done at once, rather than spreading it out over several days.”

Second Place


Montgomery Bank


Montgomery Bank

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Ridge-Till Irrigated Class

Dennis L. ThompsonTechnician

Colorado State Univ. Extension Roy Bezona

Crop Insurance AgentRetired

Judy BezonaBankerRetired

Supervisors

NCGA


Double ‘SA’ Farms, Inc.Steven AlbrachtHart, Texas

341.0027 BU/ACPioneer 31N30Population: 42,000Harvester: JD 9770

Steven Albracht keeps right on rolling along. After four straight years of capturing first place honors in the contest’s Ridge-Till

Irrigated Class, he moved over to the Irrigated Class this year and pulled down another top finisher award.

“The contest is all about pushing yourself to do better,” he says. “If you’re going after high yields, you can’t be afraid to try new things.”

Planting at higher populations is one area where Albracht con-tinuously pushes himself. This year, he planted 42,000 seeds/acre on his contest field. “It’s the only way to make high yields,” he says. “If the plants aren’t out there to start with, it isn’t going to happen.”

Albracht also places a premium on putting the right hybrid on the right ground. Soil type for his winning field this year is a silty clay-loam. For a hybrid, he chose Pioneer 31N30. “We’ve used it in the past, and it has always done well for us. In 2007, we made 368 bu./acre with it.”

The contest entry went into the ground on May 1. “That’s a little

on the early side for us, but we figured we needed to get going because we were using a full-season variety,” Albracht says.

As he usually does, Albracht took his time while moving his 16-row, 30” Case IH 1230 planter over the field. “You have to slow down and pay attention to detail,” he says. “I keep my speed at 4.5 mph or slower depending on ground conditions. If you’re going to get big yields, you have to start with a perfect stand. You’re not going to get that if you have skips, gaps and doubles when you’re planting.”

To help get the crop off to a good start, Albracht treated seed with Poncho 250 and Bio-Forge. The insecticide is intended to head off problems with corn rootworm. “It’s a major consideration when you have corn behind corn for so many years,” he says. “We use it on every acre we plant.”

The Bio-Forge helps corn get out of the ground quicker, he says. “Our goal is to get every plant up and growing as soon as possible. That’s where you make big ears. When the corn sits in the ground for a week to 10 days before it comes up, it’s costing you money.”

Albracht flew on Stratego when the crop tasselled. He turned his sprinklers on at the V-6, V-7 stage and continued watering until harvest. Total use was about 29”.

Steven Albracht

First Place

Kyle Aljoe Crop ConsultantCrop Quest Inc.

Justin StoernerAgronomist

Crop Quest Inc.

Supervisors

Bill WrightWalsh, Colo.

326.5636 BU/ACPioneer 32N73Population: 39,000Harvester: JD 9770 STS

The Wright family—Bill, his wife, Fern, and brother, Don—are in the process of building a dynasty in this class. With this year’s second-place finish, they’ve placed four years in a row, including last year’s first place award.

“Non-eventful” is how Bill describes last year’s growing season weather. “We had a normal amount of rain, and we didn’t have any big windstorms or hail. Sometimes, it’s nice to have a year like that.”

About three weeks ahead of planting, the Wrights pre-watered (flood irrigation) their crop with 3” of water. Three days ahead of planting, they sprayed their crop with Gly Star Plus and Dicamba to get a jump on problem weeds like lambsquarter and red-rooted pigweed. They planted April 19. “We generally wait to plant until the soil temperature warms up to 55 degrees. We want all the plants to come out of the ground on the same day if possible.” They began flood-irrigating the crop June 1, applying 2” of water every 10-14 days until corn reached black layer stage in mid-September. Total water usage was 30”.

Second Place

Tom and Valerie CartriteSunray, Texas

312.0917 BU/ACPioneer 33D49Population: 36,800Harvester: Case IH 2588

Unusual weather provided the backdrop for Tom and Valerie Cartrite’s 2010 growing season. “We had a really wet winter with quite a bit of snow,” says Tom. “We also had a fair number of heavy rains in the spring. It was one of the few times I can remember that we didn’t need to pre-water our corn crop.”

The Cartrites broadcast 2.5 tons of beef feedyard compost on their contest field after harvesting a seed sorghum crop in the fall of 2009. A few weeks ahead of planting, they sprayed with Balance and Atrazine to get ahead of potential weed outbreaks. When the crop was 10” high, they sprayed with Roundup. They planted on May 5 at a population of 36,800 seeds/acre.

With their center pivots, they irrigated lightly through June. In July they used an AquaSpy probe to monitor soil moisture and determine how much water they needed to put on the crop. They figure they used 30” of water for the season. They also ran nitrogen, 32-0-0, onto the field when corn was in the 6-8 leaf, tassel and brown silk stages.

Third Place

Marcel FischbacherCounty Agent

Texas AgriLife Extension

David GrafCounty Agent

Texas AgriLife Extension

Supervisors

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A NON-IRRIGATED.ALABAMA MORE, JESSE 182.2287 AgriGold VT3 Poncho 250 29100 None Roundup Quadris 200/0/0 JD 1720 Aliceville, AL A6632VT3 Resolve JD 9870 STS Atrazine

HALL, ERIC 180.1402 Pioneer CONV Poncho 250 31500 None Atrazine Quilt 210/70/70 JD 7340 Bay Minette, AL 31P41 Dual JD 9600

DEE, ANNIE 162.9822 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 28550 None Roundup Quadris 200/0/0 JD 1720 Aliceville, AL DKC68-05 Atrazine JD 9870 STS Resolve

ARKANSAS WILLIAMSON, GEORGE 197.4047 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 None Glyphosate None 250/60/60 Kinze 3600 Mellwood, AR P2023HR Resolve Q JD 9860 Atrazine

HAIGWOOD, MALCOLM 186.5577 Pioneer YGCBRR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Dual None 200/60/60 JD 1780 Newport, AR 31D62 Resolve Q Case IH 2388

HARMON, GORDON 171.3576 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Avicta 32000 None Atrazine Quilt 160/100/120 JD 1730 Desha, AR 33F87 Roundup Case IH 2388 Resolve

CALIFORNIA J M SOUZA FARMS INC 273.4818 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 35000 None None None 300/250/350 JD 1720 MaxEmerge XP Lodi, CA 31N26 JD 7720

COLORADO SAND PARTNERS 102.0087 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 14250 None Roundup None 80/30/30 JD 1710 Vaccuum Holyoke, CO P0125XR Extreme 250 Atrazine JD 9660 Roundup

CONNECTICUT COHEN, LOUISE 183.6388 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 33000 None AAtrex Nine-O None 230/60/150 JD 1750 Ellington, CT 33D14 Honcho Plus AC M2KS

COHEN, SANFORD C 172.7209 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 33000 None AAtrex Nine-O None 230/60/150 JD 1750 Ellington, CT P1173HR Honcho Plus AC M2KS

DELAWARE ASHLEY, RICHARD A 242.7377 Augusta VT3 Poncho 250 29800 None Roundup None 170/0/0 Kinze 2500 Felton, DE A5337E Case IH 2388

SNOW, JONATHAN 241.139 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 34000 None Cinch ATZ Quilt 240/50/60 JD 7200 Smyrna, DE 33N58 Quadris JD 9660

SNOW, BENJAMIN 210.8552 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 30000 None Cinch ATZ Quilt 200/60/90 JD 7200 Smyrna, DE 33N58 Quadris JD 9660

GEORGIA SMITH, JANE 220.2277 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Latitude 31500 None Atrazine None 126/68/84 JD 7000 Conservation Dawsonville, GA 33M57 Atrazine JD 6620 Roundup

SOUTHERN, STEVE 178.1483 Pioneer RR2 None 25750 None Atrazine None 185/84/84 JD 1760 Cartersville, GA P1615R Glyphosate JD 9510

HARRELL, RODNEY 155.1655 Pioneer CONV None 20500 Acephate 90 Atrazine Headline 140/60/60 JD 1700 MaxEmerge Albany, GA 31G66 Steadfast Q JD 9650 STS Crop Oil

KANSAS FRANKEN, COREY 219.1382 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 28000 None Atrazine Quilt Xcel 200/15/60 JD 1790 Troy, KS 33D49 2,4-D JD 9670 Lexar

DICKINSON, TORI 211.2041 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Gaucho 250 29500 None Degree Xtra Headline 215/0/0 Kinze 2210 Oswego, KS 33D49 Roundup PowerMax Case IH 2388 Cadet

KINSEY, HUGH C 210.7649 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 28000 None Atrazine Quilt Xcel 200/52/60 JD 1790 Troy, KS 33D49 2,4-D JD 9670 Lexar

KENTUCKY SCHWENKE, RUSSELL 269.7525 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 Capture Bicep II Magnum Quadris 200/10/70 Kinze 3650 Union, KY 33D49 AAtrex Case IH 5088 Atrazine 4L

SPARKS FARMS 256.1419 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30500 Warrior Lumax None 240/103/135 Kinze 3600 Owensboro, KY 32D79 Lexar JD 9870 Princep


A NON-IRRIGATED CONT.PARRISH, LARRY F 252.8024 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 35000 Capture Lumax Quilt 275/100/100 Kinze 3600 Henderson, KY P1480HR Hero AAtrex New Holland CR9060

LOUISIANA KENT, JOSEPH 217.809 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None None None 0/0/0 JD 1730 Batchelor, LA 31D59 Case IH 8120

RABB, HANK 207.8524 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 31000 None None None 220/80/80 JD 1720 Saint Joseph, LA P2023HR JD 9600

LACOUR, KEVIN 201.8353 Pioneer YGCBRR2 Poncho 250 30000 Pounce Roundup PowerMax None 190/80/80 JD 1710 Moreauville, LA 31D62 Atrazine Case IH 2388 Parallel

MASSACHUSETTS E M PARSONS & SONS INC 225.9534 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Lumax None 220/14/200 Kinze 2500 Twin-Line Hadley, MA 35F44 Status JD 9500 Gly Star Plus

CALABRESE, JOE 215.5499 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 32500 None Prowl None 210/60/180 JD 7200 Southwick, MA DKC52-59 Micro-Tech Case IH 2388 Atrazine

MARYLAND WILSON, MARION 262.7266 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 32400 Tombstone Helios Lexar Quadris 200/0/180 JD 1750 MaxEmerge Centreville, MD DKC57-50 Princep 4L Case IH 2388 Gramoxone

BAKER, SAGE 244.6794 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 None Lexar Headline 220/40/150 JD 1790 Vienna, MD 33N58 Buccaneer JD 9770 STS

GRIMMEL FARMS 234.5443 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30500 Force Lexar Quilt 210/110/120 Kinze 3600 Jarrettsville, MD 33T57 JD 9760

MAINE YORK, HERBERT 234.7792 Pioneer CONV None 34000 None Lumax None 180/80/120 JD 7000 Farmington, ME 39B22 Atrazine Case IH 1460

HILTON, JAMES L 234.6568 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 31420 Sniper Medal II None 160/0/224 Case IH 900 Norridgewock, ME 38H08 Basis Lexion 450

YORK, BRENDA V 212.999 Pioneer CONV None 34000 Sniper Lumax None 180/90/120 JD 7000 Farmington, ME 38N86 Atrazine Case IH 1460

MICHIGAN STAMP, MIKE 255.4748 DEKALB VT3 None 35500 Force Harness Xtra None 200/100/210 JD 1770 NT Decatur, MI DKC52-43 Roundup Case IH 8120

EICKHOLT, MARY 249.1101 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 32800 None Imitator Plus Headline 280/92/120 JD 7240 MaxEmerge II Chesaning, MI 35F40 Headline JD 9670

POWER’S, STEVE 247.9382 DEKALB RR2 Poncho 250 29000 None Dual None 170/48/90 JD 7200 Pinconning, MI DKC52-62 Atrazine JD 9650 Mad Dog

MISSISSIPPI REALITY PARTNERSHIP II 194.8997 Pioneer RR2 None 30000 None Laudis None 200/30/40 Monosem Twin Row Stoneville, MS 31G97 Atrazine Case IH 8120 Glyphosate

BAILEY COMPANY 184.4652 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 30000 None Atrazine None 200/0/0 JD 1730 Yazoo City, MS 31P42 Extreme 250 Roundup JD 9670 STS

BRAXTON, BOBBY 163.4259 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31000 None Roundup None 200/0/0 JD 1700 Valley Park, MS P1184HR Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 8010

NORTH CAROLINA RONNIE CARTER FARMS INC 250.7111 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 27000 None Lariat None 0/0/0 JD 7200 Harrells, NC 33M57 JD 9500

BOEREMA, DENNIS L 242.8118 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 1250 35000 Mustang Max Roundup PowerMax Headline 250/70/105 JD 1780 MaxEmerge Plus Pantego, NC DKC61-69 Status Case IH 8010 Axiel-Flow

BOEREMA, ISAAC 240.125 DEKALB RR2YGCB Poncho 1250 36000 Mustang Max Valor SX Headline 250/70/65 JD 1780 MaxEmerge Plus Pantego, NC DKC68-06 Roundup PowerMax Case IH 8010 Axiel-Flow Status

NORTH DAKOTA GORDER, MARK 252.8101 Pioneer CONV Cruiser 39000 None Volley Headline 250/100/100 JD 1710 Wahpeton, ND 38A56 Buctril JD 9770

HARDIE, WALLIE 212.5208 DEKALB VT3 None 32000 None Roundup WeatherMax None 180/70/80 JD DB66 Fairmount, ND DKC48-37 Case IH 8120

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A NON-IRRIGATED CONT.VISTO, GARY 210.7306 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 31500 None Harness Xtra None 10/34/0 Case IH 950 Cyclo Oakes, ND 37K11 Case IH 2388

NEBRASKA SCHOLTING, MIKE 282.1183 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30500 None Cinch ATZ None 310/150/50 JD 1790 Louisville, NE 32T84 Roundup JD 9770

TIETZ, RICHARD 239.7675 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 27000 None Corvus None 170/100/0 Kinze 3200 Omaha, NE 33D49 Case IH 2144

WACKER, GERALD 237.3647 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 39000 None Corvus None 280/80/50 Case IH 800 Walthill, NE 32T84 Case IH 915

NEW HAMPSHIRE RICHARD, KEITH G 218.6936 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 32000 None Honcho None 200/0/110 White 5100 Pembroke, NH 37Y11 New Idea 325

NEW JERSEY SANTINI, SAM 306.4915 Hubner VT3P Poncho 250 37500 Mustang Guardsman Headline 150/0/0 JD 1760 NT Stewartsville, NJ H-5909VT3P Prowl JD 9570 STS Roundup

BILYK, JACOB 224.6544 NK Brand 3000GT Cruiser 30000 None Lumax Headline 38/0/0 Kinze 3600 Belvidere, NJ N72A-3000GT Extreme Touchdown Case IH 2366

BILYK, NANCY 222.3277 NK Brand 3000GT Cruiser 30000 None Lumax None 200/0/0 Kinze 3600 Belvidere, NJ N72A-3000GT Extreme 250 Touchdown Case IH 2366

NEW YORK EVERMAN, HENRY G 279.0926 DEKALB VT3 None 33000 None Roundup None 160/90/30 JD 1770 NT Dansville, NY DKC61-69 Resolve Q JD 9760

KLUDT BROTHERS INC 275.5501 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35900 None Micro-Tech None 213/65/153 JD 1770 NT Kendall, NY DKC52-43 Roundup PowerMax JD 9770 Atrazine

EVERMAN, H D 274.3297 DEKALB VT3 None 33000 None Roundup None 160/90/30 JD 1770 NT Dansville, NY DKC61-69 Resolve Q JD 9760

OKLAHOMA CADLE, WILLIAM 230.3218 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 29000 None AAtrex Nine-O None 220/35/0 JD 1770 Front Fold Flex Independence, KS 33K44 Case IH 2588

LEDBETTER, LAUREN 201.6284 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 26000 None Cinch ATZ Quilt 160/45/30 JD 1760 Okmulgee, OK 33D49 Glyphosate JD 9770

C V LEDBETTER & SON INC 197.6805 Pioneer YGCB Poncho 250 26500 None Cinch ATZ Quilt 160/40/0 JD 1760 Okmulgee, OK 31N28 Steadfast ATZ JD 9770

PENNSYLVANIA SNYDER, D RICHARD 257.5224 DEKALB VT3 None 35000 None Lumax Headline 200/0/0 JD 7200 Montoursville, PA DKC62-54 Roundup JD 9500 Sidehill

ALGER, DARYL L 249.6137 DEKALB RR2 None 35680 None Princep None 240/70/60 JD 1770 NT Lebanon, PA DKC55-67 Atrazine JD 9670 STS Touchdown

PEACHEY, ADRIEL 249.2027 DEKALB GENSS Poncho 250 35000 Counter 15G Balance Flexx None 214/10/10 JD 1750 Morgantown, PA DKC61-21 Cinch ATZ JD 9600

SOUTH CAROLINA GAUSE, DAN 225.0011 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 29000 None Atrazine None 150/100/200 JD 1700 Scranton, SC 31G65 Roundup JD 9750 Atrazine

JUSTICE, JAY 212.1605 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 27000 Karate Roundup Ultra None 200/150/100 Kinze 3600 Beckley, WV P1615HR JD 9870

MCINTYRE, BLAKE 205.1973 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 35000 None Intrro Headline 250/48/75 JD 1760 NT Marion, SC 31P42 Steadfast Case IH 2388 Atrazine

SOUTH DAKOTA FICKBOHM, NICK 266.8837 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 35500 None Dual None 200/50/50 JD 1770 NT Akron, IA 34F07 Extreme 250 Ignite JD 9770 Callisto

FORNIA, ERIC 255.6672 DEKALB VT3 Acceleron 35000 Hero Harness Headline 210/100/40 JD 7000 Elk Point, SD DKC59-35 Roundup WeatherMax JD 6620 Status

KRALICEK, FRANK 237.6358 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Apron+ 32000 None Harness Xtra None 420/200/100 JD 1760 MaxEmerge Vac Yankton, SD 33Z74 Poncho Roundup WeatherMax JD 9750 STS

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TENNESSEE HILL BROTHERS FARMS 235.6982 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 28000 None Atrazine Headline 200/80/80 White 6182 Decherd, TN 33D49 Extreme 250 Dicamba JD 9660 Halex

BARNES, KENNETH 234.5919 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 32000 None Roundup WeatherMax Headline 280/150/150 JD 7200 Union City, TN DKC67-88 Degree Xtra Case IH 8120 Atrazine

REEVES, BARRY H 230.812 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 32500 Karate Z Halex GT Quilt 280/200/200 Case IH 1200 Union City, TN DKC65-63 Case IH 7088

TEXAS SUROVIK, ROY 143.3599 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 None 22000 None Roundup None 165/125/0 Kinze 2600 Mertens, TX P1615XR Roundup JD 9660

SUROVIK, J R 143.2717 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 1250 22000 None Roundup None 165/125/0 Kinze 2600 Mertens, TX 31R87 Roundup JD 9660

ANDEL FARMS 137.36 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 21450 None Guardsman None 115/20/10 JD 7300 Edna, TX 31G71 Atrazine 4L JD 9610 Roundup

UTAH PALI, BART P 153.4475 DEKALB RR2 Poncho 250 25000 None Roundup UltraMax None 150/50/0 Case IH 1200 Brigham City, UT DKC52-62 Case IH 2388

VIRGINIA HABERLAND, TED 240.4936 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 36000 Capture Harness Xtra 5.6L Headline 240/100/200 JD 1770 Conservation Somerset, VA DKC68-05 Roundup UltraMax JD 9650 STS Clarity

SWAN, STEVE 184.7697 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 28000 None Atrazine None 120/0/0 Kinze 3000 Brandy Station, VA 33M57 Extreme 250 Princep JD 9500

HICKS, W T 120.835 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 28000 Capture Gramoxone None 170/40/100 JD 1790 Rappahannock Academy, VA 33M57 Bicep Magnum JD 9770 Atrazine

VERMONT DUNKLEE, ALFRED 229.6178 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 35500 None Lumax None 100/0/0 JD 7000 Vernon, VT P1173HR Case IH 1420

GREMBOWICZ, THEODORE 197.8424 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 31800 Capture Lumax None 160/35/120 JD 1750 North Clarendon, VT 38A57 Atrazine 5L Case IH 1660 Resolve Q

GREMBOWICZ, TED 188.0347 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 Capture Lumax None 160/35/110 JD 1750 North Clarendon, VT 38P43 Atrazine 5L Case IH 1660 Resolve Q

WEST VIRGINIA MILTENBERGER FARMS 254.3194 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 31000 Warrior Resolve Q None 125/0/0 Kinze 3600 Keyser, WV P1615HR 2,4-D Case IH 2166 Glyphosate

MILTENBERGER, CHRIS 237.3485 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 30500 Warrior Resolve Q None 125/0/0 Kinze 3600 Keyser, WV 33M57 2,4-D Case IH 2166 Glyphosate

COLLINS BROTHERS FARM 201.9718 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 28000 Delta Gold Cinch ATZ None 206/138/120 JD 7000 Friendly, WV 31G70 Delta Gold StrikeOut Extra Case IH 1440 Aim EC

AA NON-IRRIGATEDIOWA NAGEL, KEVIN 295.5727 DEKALB GENSS Poncho 250 36000 None Harness Xtra Headline 210/80/80 Kinze 3600 Grinnell, IA DKC61-06 Roundup Gleaner R65

SCHULTZ, DAVID 292.0605 DEKALB GENSS Acceleron 40000 None Harness Headline 330/120/160 JD 1760 NT Odebolt, IA DKC61-21 JD 9670

NEVILLE, TERRY 278.018 DEKALB GENSS Acceleron 39000 None Balance Flexx Headline 330/140/140 Case IH 1250 Kiron, IA DKC61-21 Case IH 7010

ILLINOIS GREEN, JUSTIN 267.6559 Channel VT3 Cruiser 41000 Aztec Degree Xtra Quadris 294/130/140 JD 1770 NT Arthur, IL 209-19VT3 Roundup PowerMax Quilt Xcel JD 9770

HENDRIX, ROGER 265.5025 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 34750 Aztec 2.1G Harness Xtra Headline 280/250/250 JD 1770 Bement, IL DKC61-69 Roundup PowerMax Headline JD 9770

HOENE, SCOTT 255.9586 Pioneer CONV Poncho 1250 34000 Warrior Lexar Quadris 330/150/150 Case IH 1200 Neoga, IL 32B10 Case IH 2588


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INDIANA LITTLE, KATHY 287.4589 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser+ 36000 Defcon Bicep II Magnum Headline 264/54/138 JD 7200 MaxEmerge Hebron, IN P1567XR Dynasty Status Case IH 2577 Buccaneer Plus

STARKE FARMS 278.975 DEKALB VT3 Acceleron+ 36000 None Degree Xtra Headline 281/100/120 White 6180 Rushville, IN DKC63-84 Poncho 250 Roundup PowerMax Headline Case IH 5088

KALB, KEVIN 273.037 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 1250 36000 None Harness Xtra None 250/0/0 JD 1770 Dubois, IN DKC63-42 Roundup Case IH 8010

MINNESOTA LELAND, CRAIG 263.6213 DEKALB GENSS Poncho 250 35000 None Harness Headline 80/105/180 JD 1770 NT Bricelyn, MN DKC55-09 + Raxil Roundup WeatherMax Case IH 2388

ZIMMER, KEVIN B 260.9008 DEKALB GENSS Poncho 250 34000 None Harness None 180/0/0 JD 1770 Fairmont, MN DKC53-78 Roundup JD 9660 STS

SOBECK, GARY & JIM 257.7773 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 33000 None Durango None 200/48/150 Kinze 3600 Winona, MN DKC57-50 SureStart Case IH 5088 Clarity

MISSOURI MILLER, ALESA A 287.361 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 39000 None Guardsman Max None 225/80/20 Great Plains YP1224 Norborne, MO 33D49 Sharpen Lexion 585R Status

LANPHER, NICK 262.6702 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser Ex- 32000 Asana Cinch ATZ Headline 300/30/150 JD 1720 Cape Girardeau, MO 33D49 treme 250+Amplify L Atrazine Case IH 2388

M C FARMS 254.8935 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify L+ 33000 Asana Cinch ATZ Headline 280/20/120 JD 1720 Scott City, MO 33D49 Cruiser Extreme Atrazine Case IH 2388

OHIO MURRAY, AARON 284.2689 Beck’s HXRR Acceleron 31200 None Outlook Headline 270/45/65 JD 1770 MaxEmerge Plus Findlay, OH 6733HXR Atrazine Case IH 5088 Roundup WeatherMax

LANDIS JR, DAVID W 282.3726 Channel VT3P None 35000 Tombstone Guardsman Headline 338/120/180 White 8186 Baltimore, OH 214-14 VT3P Mad Dog Gleaner R65 Mad Dog

LANDIS, JAMES R 280.3428 Channel VT3P None 35000 Tombstone Guardsman Headline 338/120/180 White 8186 Baltimore, OH 214-14 VT3P Mad Dog Gleaner R65 Mad Dog

WISCONSIN STEIGER, BETTY 299.8387 DEKALB VT3 Acceleron 40000 None Harness None 230/106/120 JD 1760 Conservation Bloomington, WI DKC63-42 Hornet JD 9650 STS

TEMPLETON, DONALD 266.2088 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 33000 None Lumax None 120/40/40 Deutz-Allis 385 Evansville, WI 34F07 Case IH 2166

MEZERA 1, JEFF 265.5921 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 52000 None Lumax Headline 300/40/40 JD 1780 Bagley, WI 34F07 JD 9750

A NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATEDALABAMA TATE FARMS 204.7438 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 29000 Mustang Max Roundup PowerMax Quilt 200/60/30 JD DB40 Meridianville, AL 31P42 Extreme 250 Roundup PowerMax JD 9760 STS Atrazine

HOBBS III, JESSIE H 185.1419 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 27500 Ammo Roundup PowerMax None 175/100/100 JD 1790 Elkmont, AL RX715VT3 Clarity JD 9760 Roundup

NEAL, BRADLEY 176.6102 NK Brand GTCBLLRW Cruiser 30000 Sniper Dicamba Quilt 225/60/90 JD 1990 CCS Brownsboro, AL N77P-3000GT Extreme 250 Glyphosate Case IH 2588 Glyphosate

ARKANSAS HAIGWOOD, STAN 208.0416 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 31000 None Dual None 200/60/60 JD 1780 Newport, AR 33D49 Resolve Q Case IH 2388

COLORADO HASART, JEROLD G 159.8872 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 15000 None Glyphosate None 86/20/5 JD 7200 Stratton, CO DKC52-59 Status Gleaner R72 Atrazine

SEEDORF, RICK 134.5471 Pioneer RR2 Cruiser 14000 None AAtrex 4L None 95/25/0 JD 1760 Conservation Yuma, CO 35F37 Extreme 250 Balance Flexx Gleaner R75 2,4-D LV6

V & P VIESELMEYER INC 132.0943 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 14000 None Halex None 70/30/10 JD 7200 MaxEmerge Amherst, CO 35F40 Extreme 250 JD 9660


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A NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATED CONT.CONNECTICUT COHEN FARMS 195.9313 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 30000 None Gramoxone None 230/60/15 JD 1750 Ellington, CT 33D14 Dual Magnum AC M2KS Atrazine

DELAWARE SNOW, BRUCE E 242.8946 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 34000 Tombstone Touchdown Quilt 240/50/60 JD 7200 Smyrna, DE 33D49 Cinch ATZ Quadris JD 9660 2,4-D

THOMPSON, AARON R 229.3784 Channel VT3 Gaucho+ 29000 Warrior Bicep ll Magnum Quadris 150/67/113 Kinze 2000 Hartly, DE 216-63VT3 Poncho Warrior II Glyphosate Plus Gleaner R62 Simazine 4L

R & S FARMS 201.1949 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 36500 None Gramoxone Inteon Headline 160/0/0 White 6100 Seed Boss Frankford, DE DKC61-69 2,4-D Ester JD 9650 Simazine 90DF

FLORIDA CLASSEN, ROY J 170.0214 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 Methyl Parathion Atrazine None 215/50/90 JD 7000 Walnut Hill, FL 31P42 Glyphosate JD 9600

GEORGIA SMITH, JERRY 224.5242 DEKALB GENVT3P Latitude 31500 None Atrazine None 126/42/84 JD 7000 Conservation Dawsonville, GA DKC66-96 Gramoxone JD 6620 Roundup

SMITH, JASON 190.7715 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Latitude 30500 None Atrazine None 126/42/84 JD 7000 Conservation Gainesville, GA 33M57 Gramoxone JD 6620 Roundup

SOUTHERN FARMS 167.5571 Pioneer RR2 None 24000 None Atrazine None 171/84/84 JD 1760 Cartersville, GA 33M53 Glyphosate JD 9510

KANSAS KOELZER, JEFF 247.0175 DEKALB GENVT3P Acceleron 31000 None Degree Xtra None 300/104/60 Case IH 1250 Onaga, KS DKC62-97 Roundup WeatherMax Case IH 7088 Roundup WeatherMax

FENLEY, MARK 227.8933 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 29500 None Atrazine Quilt Xcel 164/52/60 Kinze 3650 Troy, KS 33D49 2,4-D JD 9670 Lexar

IDOL JR, HARRISON 221.176 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 33000 None 2,4-D+Atrazine Headline 180/0/0 JD 1790 Hiawatha, KS 33D49 Extreme 250 Lexar+Roundup JD 9660 STS

KENTUCKY CASTLEN BROTHERS FARM 258.3817 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 34000 Warrior Lumax None 247/92/120 JD 1770 Owensboro, KY 32D79 Capture AAtrex JD 9770 Gramoxone

PPJ THOMPSON FARMS 248.8655 Pioneer CONV Poncho 250 30500 Capture Lexar Quadris 200/69/90 JD 1760 Owensboro, KY 33F12 Gramoxone Inteon JD 9560 STS Atrazine

APPELMAN, DALE 245.3304 Garst CBGTRWLL Cruiser 34277 Capture Gramoxone Inteon Quadris 249/23/127 JD 1790 CCS Augusta, KY 83C55-3000GT Extreme 250 Lexar JD 9670 Lexar

LOUISIANA SCHEXNAYDER, DANNY 245.577 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 29200 Permethrin Touchdown None 200/40/30 JD 1730 Erwinville, LA 31D59 Zinc 2,4-D JD 9600 Dual

SCHEXNAYDER, DONALD 205.5937 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 28800 Permethrin Roundup None 200/40/30 JD 1730 Port Allen, LA DKC61-05 2,4-D JD 9600 Dual

MORONI, JENNIFER 173.9203 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 25000 None AAtrex Quilt 220/60/60 JD 1700 Winnsboro, LA 33F87 AAtrex JD 9770 Halex GT

MASSACHUSETTS KOSINSKI FARMS 232.9834 DEKALB RR2YGPL Poncho 250 39500 None Roundup WeatherMax None 240/35/170 Kinze 2000 Westfield, MA DKC46-60 Prowl H20 Case IH 1460

MARYLAND RIGDON, JOHN A 276.3186 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser+ 33250 None Atrazine None 245/80/120 JD 1770 MaxEmerge Plus Jarrettsville, MD P1395HR Herculex I Princep JD 9660 STS Basis


A NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATED CONT.LIPPY BROTHERS 260.0653 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 Asana XL Atrazine 4L Quilt 300/80/80 JD 1770 NT Hampstead, MD 33D49 Integrity Quadris JD 9870 Gramoxone Inteon

KING, GARY L 227.9886 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 29500 None Touchdown None 150/24/150 JD 1780 Princess Anne, MD P1173HR Atrazine JD 9770 Princep

MAINE YORK, BRENDA V 229.0504 Pioneer CONV None 32000 None Callisto None 180/80/120 JD 7000 Farmington, ME 38N86 Atrazine Case IH 1460

SANDY RIVER FARMS 197.6515 Pioneer CONV None 32000 None Lumax None 180/80/120 JD 7000 Farmington, ME 38N86 Case IH 1460

L HERBERT YORK 187.8635 Pioneer CONV None 32000 None Lumax None 180/80/120 JD 7000 Farmington, ME 38N86 Atrazine Case IH 1460

MICHIGAN FERGUSON, DEBORAH 251.8464 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37000 None Bicep None 210/50/120 Kinze 3650 Allenton, MI 36V53 Basis Case IH 8120

FERGUSON, JAY 240.6828 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 36000 None Bicep None 165/90/90 JD 1790 Brown City, MI P0125HR Basis Case IH 8120

SMALLEGAN, JIM 237.2118 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 34200 None Lumax None 180/30/250 Kinze Twin-Line Hudsonville, MI DKC52-59 Buccaneer JD 9560

MISSISSIPPI OSWALT, MARK 232.3873 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 28000 None Generic Roundup None 250/80/120 JD 7100 Plantersville, MS 31G96 Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 1680

GOOD, PHILIP 217.0148 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 24500 None Gramoxone None 200/100/100 JD 1720 Macon, MS DKC63-84 Halex JD 9660 STS

GOOD, JANELLE 174.8299 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 24500 None Gramoxone None 200/100/100 JD 1720 Macon, MS 33N58 Halex JD 9660 STS

NORTH CAROLINA WOOD, ED 287.6572 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 29000 None Gramoxone Headline 120/11/0 JD 7200 Andrews, NC P1184HR Bicep II Magnum Gleaner R42 Weedar 64

WOOD, KEITH 263.0366 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 29000 None Gramoxone Headline 120/11/0 JD 7200 Andrews, NC P1615HR Bicep II Magnum Gleaner R42 Weedar 64

MATTHEWS, KEVIN 241.3022 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 33400 Tombstone Roundup Headline 250/90/60 JD 1790 East Bend, NC P1745HR Atrazine Monsoon JD 9770 STS Gramoxone

NORTH DAKOTA PIKARSKI, MIKE 269.0138 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify L 36000 Capture Option Headline 275/130/165 JD 1760 Mooreton, ND 38A57 Status Case IH 7010

PIKARSKI, JOEY 261.7745 DEKALB VT3 Amplify L 36000 Capture Option Headline 270/120/140 JD 1760 Mooreton, ND DKC43-27 Status Case IH 7010

PIKARSKI FARMS 256.9193 Pioneer CONV Amplify L 36000 Capture Option Headline 275/130/140 JD 1760 Mooreton, ND 38A56 Status Case IH 7010

NEBRASKA JOHANSON, ANTHONY 275.8001 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 28000 Warrior II Harness Xtra Headline 230/200/0 White 8222 Oakland, NE DKC63-84 Roundup WeatherMax Case IH 2166

SCHOLTING, BRETT 263.7533 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30800 None Cinch ATZ None 250/100/0 JD 1790 Springfield, NE P1173HR Roundup JD 9770 Roundup

WILES BROTHERS INC. 261.078 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 36000 Capture LFR Degree Xtra Quilt 180/45/10 JD 1790 Plattsmouth, NE DKC63-84 Roundup WeatherMax JD 9670

NEW HAMPSHIRE LLEWELYN, MARY E 210.3551 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 31000 None Lumax None 171/10/159 JD 7200 Northfield, MA 37Y14 Extreme 250 JD 9500

NEW JERSEY BARLIEB, JEFFREY 261.2492 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 35000 Mustang Guardsman Headline 0/0/0 JD 1760 NT Stewartsville, NJ 34F97 Prowl JD 9570 STS Roundup

SIGLER, RON 218.7781 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Keystone None 600/150/200 White 6800 Asbury, NJ P1395XR Traxion Lexion 570R


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A NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATED CONT.BILYK, JACOB 182.119 NK Brand 3000GT Cruiser 30000 None Lumax None 200/0/0 Kinze 3600 Belvidere, NJ N77H-3000GT Extreme 250 Touchdown Case IH 2366

NEW YORK SWEDE, JASON 293.6559 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 31000 None Roundup Quilt Xcel 160/54/100 JD 1770 NT Pavilion, NY DKC63-42 Roundup JD 9650

GARY SWEDE FARMS INC 274.1871 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 31000 None Roundup None 160/54/100 JD 1770 NT Pavilion, NY DKC61-69 JD 9650

SWEDE, GARY 251.6528 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 31500 None Roundup None 160/54/100 JD 1770 NT Pavilion, NY DKC52-43 JD 9650

OKLAHOMA SLOAN, CODY 158.9167 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 1250 25500 None Atrazine None 125/0/0 JD 1700 Gore, OK 33D47 Roundup JD 9670

REGIER, ED 158.1836 Triumph HX Cruiser 25000 None Atrazine None 140/20/5 JD 1770 NT Enid, OK 6911 Extreme 250 Balance Flexx Case IH 1688 Glyfos

SLOAN, TERRY 158.0951 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 1250 25000 None Atrazine None 125/0/0 JD 1700 Gore, OK 33F85 Roundup JD 9670

PENNSYLVANIA WOLFSKILL, DAVID 273.6176 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35447 Warrior II Lexar Headline 150/0/0 White 8831 Wernersville, PA DKC62-54 Aztec Roundup Case IH 2388 2,4-D Ester

CHARLES, ERIC A 255.3785 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 37000 Warrior Atrazine 4L Headline 220/0/100 Kinze 3600 Vacuum Lancaster, PA P1395HR SureStart Case IH 7088 Traxion

CRONE, RICHARD A 255.2906 Channel VT3 Cruiser 30492 None Bicep Lite II None 210/15/10 Kinze 3600 Danville, PA 210-61VT3 Extreme Prowl H2O JD 9770 Option

SOUTH CAROLINA LEE, TOEY 268.2512 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 27000 Permethrin 3.2 EC Atrazine 4L Quilt 260/80/150 JD 1700 MaxEmerge XP Alcolu, SC DKC68-05 Generic Roundup JD 9760

LEE, TOMMY 241.1242 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 27000 Permethrin 3.2 EC Atrazine 4L Quilt 260/80/150 JD 1700 MaxEmerge XP Alcolu, SC 33F85 Generic Roundup JD 9760

TOMLINSON, ZAN 237.2227 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30492 Tombstone Bicep None 215/119/100 JD 1700 Lynchburg, SC P1615HR Atrazine Case IH 7120 Touchdown

SOUTH DAKOTA FICKBOHM, DWIGHT 262.8413 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 36000 None Dual None 200/50/50 JD 1770 NT Akron, IA 34F07 Ignite JD 9770 Callisto

KIENOW, RANDY 256.8135 DEKALB GENSS Poncho 250 29000 None Harness Xtra Headline 150/60/0 JD DB60 Aberdeen, SD DKC53-45 Roundup WeatherMax JD 9770

MIELKE, LANNIE 256.0671 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 33000 None Halex None 150/60/0 JD DB60 Mellette, SD DKC61-69 Case IH 2588

TENNESSEE WOODALL, JUSTIN 246.6729 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 29000 None Halex Headline 250/100/100 Kinze 3600 Decherd, TN 33D49 Atrazine JD 9670

VERELL, ALLEN 242.2177 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 32000 Karate Atrazine Quilt 225/100/100 JD 1790 Jackson, TN 33N58 Extreme 250 Halex JD 9770 STS

WILSON, DAVID & FINAS 238.804 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31000 Karate Gramoxone Inteon Headline 200/70/90 Kinze 3600 Paris, TN 31P42 Extreme 250 Bicep JD 9760 Atrazine

TEXAS KAUTZ, TOBY 182.9706 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Avicta 32000 None Roundup None 200/0/0 Kinze 2600 Twin-Line Arthur City, TX 31G71 Roundup JD 9760

WILLIAM FINK & SON INC 138.7283 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 20000 None Atrazine 4L None 104/14/4 JD 1720 Cost, TX 33F87 Rascal Plus JD 9510 Rascal Plus

FINK, BRIAN 135.7741 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 1250 20000 None Atrazine 4L None 104/14/4 JD 1720 Seguin, TX 33F85 Rascal Plus JD 9510 Rascal Plus


A NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATED CONT.VIRGINIA COATES, MIKE 251.5254 Pioneer YGCBRR2 Cruiser 29500 None Cinch None 187/52/60 Kinze 3600 Reva, VA 33V16 Extreme 250 Basis JD 9500 Roundup

HOUFF, JEREMY 239.3993 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None Traxion None 175/20/10 Kinze 2000 Mount Crawford, VA P1184HR Traxion Case IH 2588 Prowl H2O

HUDNALL, DAVID 162.6199 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 28000 Tombstone Lumax None 160/20/90 JD 1770 Heathsville, VA P1184HR Princep JD 9770 AAtrex

VERMONT C RUANE FARM 199.6139 DEKALB VT3 None 34800 None Lumax None 95/9/84 JD 7000 North Clarendon, VT DKC50-44 Atrazine Case IH 1480

GREMBOWICZ, JEFFREY T 189.3455 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 31200 Capture Lumax None 160/40/120 JD 1750 Conservation North Clarendon, VT 38P43 Atrazine 5L Case IH 1660 Resolve Q

WASHINGTON AESCHLIMAN, JOHN E 96.2124 Pioneer RR2 Cruiser+Raxil 18000 None Roundup None 190/20/0 JD 7000 Colfax, WA 39D95 Roundup Case IH 2388 Roundup

WEST VIRGINIA WOLPERT FARMS 276.4303 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 31000 None Brawl ATZ None 210/75/100 JD 1790 Hurricane, WV DKC63-42 2,4-D Ester JD 9560 Glyphosate

BAILEY, JEANNE K 252.4413 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 30000 None Brawl ATZ None 210/75/100 JD 1790 Hurricane, WV DKC63-42 2,4-D Ester JD 9560 Glyphosate

JUSTICE, JAMES C 219.5085 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 27500 Karate Roundup Ultra None 200/150/100 Kinze 3600 Beckley, WV 33M57 JD 9870

WYOMING HARDROCK FARMS NO 2 106.6898 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Amplify D+ 19200 None Roundup None 150/100/100 JD 7200 Wheatland, WY P9512XR Poncho 1250 Roundup JD 9500

AA NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATEDIOWA BURKHART, WES 265.1131 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 32000 None Balance Flexx None 200/50/50 JD 1770 Oto, IA DKC62-54 Atrazine 4L Case IH 8010 Roundup PowerMax

JENSEN, ROBERT M 265.094 Garst GTCBLL Cruiser 25000 None Halex Headline 160/20/5 JD 1790 Neola, IA 83T94GT/CB/LL Extreme 250 Atrazine JD 9560 Cornerstone

STICKNEY, BRIAN 258.8701 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None Corvus None 180/60/60 Kinze 3600 Vacuum Smithland, IA P1480HR Callisto+Roundup Gleaner R65

ILLINOIS HAMPTON, GARY 264.8263 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35000 None Degree Xtra Headline AMP 225/50/120 Kinze 3500 New Boston, IL DKC63-84 Roundup JD 9770

HADDEN, DALE 247.2427 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 34500 None Lexar None 210/96/120 JD 1770 Jacksonville, IL 32D79 Extreme 250 Touchdown JD 9770

JOHNSTON LAND FARMS 246.9332 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35000 None Harness Xtra Headline 205/75/75 White 8824 Victoria, IL DKC62-54 Roundup PowerMax JD 9770 STS

INDIANA LITTLE, ROBERT 290.5935 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser+ 40000 Defcon Bicep II Magnum Headline 264/54/138 JD 7200 MaxEmerge Hebron, IN P1184HR Dynasty Status Case IH 2577 Buccaneer Plus

LITTLE FARMS 264.6067 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser+ 42000 Defcon Bicep II Magnum Headline 264/54/138 JD 7200 MaxEmerge Hebron, IN 33W84 Dynasty Status Case IH 2577 Buccaneer Plus

COMER, MIKE 262.0823 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 32000 Force Roundup WeatherMax None 220/55/210 JD 1770 NT Scottsburg, IN DKC63-84 Lexar JD 9760 AAtrex

MINNESOTA MCNALLAN FARMS 252.715 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 34000 None Harness Headline 66/20/0 JD 1790 CCS Kellogg, MN 34F07 Roundup WeatherMax JD 9510 Status


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AA NO TILL/STRIP TILL NON-IRRIGATED CONT.HAMANN, PAUL M 247.1704 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35000 None Roundup None 60/30/60 Case IH 900 Cyclo Fountain, MN DKC50-35 Roundup JD 6600

REDALEN, JORDAN J 244.9429 DEKALB RR2 Poncho 33000 None Express None 130/72/60 JD 1770 NT CCS Fountain, MN DKC52-62 Basis Case IH 2577 2,4-D LV4

MISSOURI RAASCH, FRANK 297.8027 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 38500 None Guardsman None 225/100/0 Great Plains YP1224 Norborne, MO 31P42 Sharpen Lexion 585R Status

HINKEBEIN, KATHERINE 283.9482 Seed Consultants HX1LLRR2 Amplify D+ 36800 Warrior AAtrex Headline 360/95/80 JD 1720 Chaffee, MO SCS11HQ38 Cruiser Extreme Resolve Case IH 2388 Axiel-Flow

SMITH, ZAC P 241.5647 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None Degree Xtra None 180/50/50 Kinze 3600 Fairfax, MO P1395HR Barrage JD 9760 Laudis

OHIO DOBBINS, ROGER 286.1282 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 36000 Arctic Confidence Xtra Headline 175/26/0 JD 1770 Cedarville, OH DKC63-84 E-99 Case IH 2388 Roundup

SWAIM, DOUG 273.6437 DEKALB GENSS Acceleron 36000 Arctic Confidence Xtra Headline 175/26/90 JD 1770 Cedarville, OH DKC61-06 E-99 Case IH 2388 Roundup

RODMAN, JAMES R 266.9002 Seed Consultants HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 29500 None Guardsman Headline 180/58/120 JD 1770 Delaware, OH SCS10HQ78 JD 9660

WISCONSIN STEIGER, EUGENE 299.6667 DEKALB GENSS Acceleron 39000 None Harness None 230/106/120 JD 1760 Conservation Bloomington, WI DKC61-21 Hornet JD 9650 STS

STETZER FARMS 281.9094 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35000 None Capreno None 230/24/145 JD 1770 NT Melrose, WI DKC52-59 Cornerstone Plus JD 9550 Atrazine

KAMPS, DANIEL 277.5784 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 36000 None Lumax Quilt 237/69/90 JD 1770 Darlington, WI 34F07 Roundup Stratego JD 9670

NO TILL/STRIP TILL IRRIGATEDALABAMA M. TATE FARMS 218.7276 Pioneer RR2 Cruiser 39000 Mustang Max Roundup PowerMax Quilt 319/75/50 JD DB40 Meridianville, AL P1615R Extreme 250 Roundup PowerMax JD 9760 STS Atrazine

J. TATE FARMS 218.6874 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 36000 Mustang Max Roundup PowerMax Quilt 307/60/30 JD DB40 Meridianville, AL 31P42 Extreme 250 Roundup PowerMax JD 9760 STS Atrazine

DAHLKE, MICHAEL 209.0025 Seed Consultants HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 34000 None AAtrex None 210/80/80 JD 7300 Cullman, AL SCS11HQ38 Extreme 250 Roundup Gleaner R42 Roundup

ARKANSAS WMA FARMS PARTNERSHIP 229.319 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34500 UP-Cyde Dicamba Quadris 290/60/40 JD 1720 Jonesboro, AR 32D79 Glyphosate Bumper JD 9670 Resolve Q

FISHER, TIM 223.2228 Pioneer YGCBRR2 Cruiser 40000 Karate Sequence Quilt 400/100/200 JD 1720 Wynne, AR 31D62 Extreme 250 Traxion Quadris JD 9770 STS Atrazine

HAYWOOD, STEVE 217.4513 Pioneer YGCBRR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Atrazine Quilt 240/100/120 JD 1720 Success, AR 31D62 Bicep II Magnum JD 9770

COLORADO UTE MOUNTAIN FARM & RANCH ENTERPRISE 335.9325 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 33500 None Roundup None 300/60/0 JD 1770 Towaoc, CO 33Y75 Resolve Q JD 9760

HAYES, RONDA 282.1621 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 30000 Arctic 3.2EC RT 3 None 300/0/0 JD 1770 NT Wray, CO 33D47 Lumax JD 9760 Rascal Plus

HAYES, STEVE L 275.5259 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 30000 Arctic 3.2EC RT 3 None 300/0/0 JD 1770 NT Wray, CO 33P84 Lumax JD 9760 Rascal Plus

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NO TILL/STRIP TILL IRRIGATED CONT.DELAWARE WYATT JR, C MELVIN 284.8149 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 34000 Force Makaze Headline 250/17/0 Kinze 3500 Harrington, DE 33D49 Extreme 250 Lexar JD 9510 Princep

OCKELS ACRES 281.8957 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 40000 Tombstone Harness Xtra Quilt 310/57/199 Case IH 1240 Milton, DE DKC61-69 Tombstone Princep Case IH 2388 Makaze

OCKELS, CHERYL 273.3525 Channel VT3 Poncho 250 40000 Tombstone Harness Xtra Quilt 310/57/199 Case IH 1240 Milton, DE 213-32VT3 Tombstone Princep Case IH 2388 Makaze

FLORIDA MURPHY, JIMMY 241.0573 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 29568 Brigade Glyphosate Headline 200/65/240 Monosem NG Twin Row Jennings, FL 31P42 Dual II Magnum JD 9500 Atrazine

DIETRICH FARMS 197.5376 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None Roundup None 260/100/300 JD 7300 MaxEmerge Graceville, FL 31P42 Atrazine 4L Case IH 1440

GEORGIA DOWDY, RANDY 278.9515 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 36000 Brigade Atrazine Headline 295/77/116 Monosem NG+ Valdosta, GA P2023HR Brigade Roundup Folicur JD 9750 STS Roundup

COBB, KEVIN 276.0527 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 35429 Mustang Max AAtrex Headline 300/100/120 JD 7300 Davisboro, GA P2023HR Steadfast JD 9510

HILLSIDE FARMS 255.3249 Pioneer CONV Poncho 250 33000 None Atrazine Stratego 240/40/40 JD 1700 Arlington, GA 31D58 Stratego JD 9510

IOWA LINDNER, LESLIE 245.0277 DEKALB GENSS Acceleron 37500 Warrior Lexar None 265/0/0 White 6222 Keokuk, IA DKC61-06 Roundup JD 9650 STS

FOLKERTS, ROY 241.5956 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37000 None Sharpen None 220/0/0 JD 1760 Inwood, IA 33D49 Callisto JD 9500 Sidehill Credit Extra

MAYNARD, MARK 239.9947 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 1250 33500 None Harness Xtra None 200/60/60 JD 1790 Rodney, IA P1162XR Roundup Ultra Case IH 2388

ILLINOIS MORRISON, RICK 266.882 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35200 None FulTime Headline 200/33/120 Case IH 1200 New Boston, IL DKC63-42 Durango JD 9670 SureStart

RATCLIFF, LEO W 265.2264 Great Lakes G3VT3 Poncho 250 37000 Mustang Max Aim Quilt 320/0/0 Kinze 3600 Lacon, IL 6272G3VT3 Degree Xtra JD 9770 STS Halex GT

SCATES, JOE 257.7989 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 33000 Capture LFR Degree Xtra Headline 0/0/0 JD DB80 Shawneetown, IL 31D59 Hero Roundup JD 9870 AAtrex

INDIANA LITTLE, FAITH 273.2939 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser+ 40000 Defcon Bicep II Magnum Headline 264/54/138 JD 7200 MaxEmerge Hebron, IN P0916XR Dynasty Status Case IH 2577 Buccaneer Plus

MISINIEC, JASON 258.9994 Pioneer HX1LL Poncho 1250 33000 None Lexar Headline 200/100/150 JD 1770 NT Edwardsport, IN 32B11 Accent Case IH 7088

VILLWOCK, DON 256.1171 Pioneer CONV Cruiser 33000 None Lexar Headline 210/100/100 JD 1770 NT Edwardsport, IN 32B10 Extreme 250 Accent Case IH 7088

KANSAS KOEHN, DANNY 267.8716 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser Ex- 33500 None Lexar None 280/50/0 JD 1720 MaxEmerge XP Montezuma, KS 32N72 treme 250+Raxil JD 9760 STS

HANDS, TYLER S 261.0376 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 28500 Capture Lexar None 215/0/0 JD 1720 Garden City, KS 33Y75 Onager Touchdown Total JD 9650 Status

GOETZ, ED 257.831 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None Lumax None 250/40/0 JD 1720 Grainfield, KS P1395XR Roundup & Resolve Case IH 7088

KENTUCKY GRIFFITH FARMS 248.3294 DEKALB GENVT3P Amplify L+ 35000 Tombstone AAtrex+Roundup Headline 200/200/200 Kinze 3600 Twin-Line Mayfield, KY DKC61-35 Poncho 250 Degree Xtra Lexion 570R Status


NO TILL/STRIP TILL IRRIGATED CONT.HUGHES FARMS INC 230.246 Pioneer HX1LL Cruiser 30000 None Gly-4 Quilt 250/225/225 Kinze 3660 Murray, KY 33G59 Extreme 250 Resolve Case IH 2588 Lexar

HUNT, STEVE 229.3848 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 36000 Warrior II Lexar Quilt 250/100/100 Case IH 1250 Herndon, KY P1253HR Quadris Case IH 9120

LOUISIANA MORONI, WESLEY 227.45 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 30000 None AAtrex Quilt 240/50/50 JD 1700 Winnsboro, LA P1615HR AAtrex JD 9770 Halex GT

LEE, NATHAN 201.0898 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 31500 None None None 200/30/60 JD 1720 Tallulah, LA P1615HR JD 9610

CARSON, DARYL 185.9948 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 36000 None None None 240/60/40 JD 1710 Winnsboro, LA 31D59 Case IH 2188

MASSACHUSETTS KOSINSKI, SUSAN 236.6078 Channel VT3 Poncho 34500 None Banvel None 210/20/125 Kinze 2000 Westfield, MA 201-13VT3 Prowl H2O Case IH 1460 Roundup WeatherMax

MARYLAND MICA FARMS 275.5301 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34848 Warrior Lexar Quadris 220/35/60 JD 1790 CCS Church Hill, MD 33D49 Roundup JD 9760

WINDSOR, JOHN R 258.084 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 31500 Pyrethroid Glyphosate Quadris 220/0/90 Kinze 2600 East New Market, MD 33N58 Atrazine Case IH 2388 Acumen

APPENZELLER, ED 256.6589 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 33000 Warrior Lexar Quadris 260/45/60 Kinze 2600 Millington, MD DKC61-69 Princep 4L Quilt Case IH 7010 Gramoxone

MICHIGAN LANDIS, RONNIE 256.5974 DEKALB GENSS Acceleron 39850 None Lumax None 240/40/75 JD 1770 Schoolcraft, MI DKC61-21 Roundup JD 9770 STS

EICKHOLT, DAVID E 249.1324 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Fludioxonil+ 32800 None Imitator Plus Headline 280/92/180 JD 7240 MaxEmerge II Chesaning, MI 36V53 Poncho 250 Imitator Plus Headline JD 9670

SEYFRED, DALE 245.3288 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 34000 Force 3G Lumax None 190/100/150 Kinze 3600 Galien, MI 34R67 Atrazine 4L JD 9670 Roundup

MINNESOTA BRAUN FARMS, INC 237.1249 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 33500 None Integrity None 217/0/84 JD 7000 Le Sueur, MN DKC59-35 Traxion Gleaner R75

TIEMANN, JEFF 235.3187 Producers CBRWRR Acceleron 34100 None SureStart None 210/155/170 Great Plains 1230 Royalton, MN 6238STX New Holland TR 99

MISSOURI LANDAWEE, CARL 289.0562 Seed Consultants HX1LLRR2 Amplify D+ 34900 Warrior Roundup Headline 325/90/80 JD 1720 Chaffee, MO SCS11HQ38 Poncho 250 AAtrex Case IH 2388 Axiel-Flow Resolve

M & B FARMS 259.5823 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify L+ 33000 Asana Cinch ATZ Headline 300/50/75 JD 1720 Scott City, MO 33D49 Cruiser Extreme Atrazine Case IH 2388

C & C FARMS 253.3305 Pioneer CONV Amplify L+ 33000 Asana Cinch ATZ Headline 290/50/75 JD 1720 Delta, MO 31N27 Cruiser Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 2388

MISSISSIPPI MID-SOUTH FAMILY FARMS 215.8467 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 34000 Karate Gramoxone Quilt 220/0/0 Great Plains YP Ripley, TN DKC63-84 Halex GT JD 9770 Atrazine

HUERKAMP, TYLER 212.2624 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 30000 None Atrazine None 220/0/0 JD 1730 Macon, MS P1615HR Extreme 250 Roundup JD 9770

MONTANA ICOPINI, KAITLYN 192.3077 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser Ex- 34000 None Roundup RT3 None 180/90/70 Monosem NG+ Hysham, MT 38N88 treme 250+Raxil Integrity Case IH 2388 Status

ICOPINI, ERNIE 165.3182 Pioneer CONV Cruiser Ex- 32000 Pounce Roundup RT3 None 180/90/70 Monosem NG+ Hysham, MT 38A56 treme 250+Raxil Integrity Case IH 2388 Status

NORTH CAROLINA BAUCOM, ALLAN 234.5639 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34300 Cypermethrin 2,4-D Headline 260/0/120 JD 1790 Monroe, NC 31P42 Bifenthrin Atrazine Stratego JD 9770 Glyphosate


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NO TILL/STRIP TILL IRRIGATED CONT.ALEXANDER, GENE 220.459 Pioneer CONV Poncho 250 33800 None 2,4-D Headline 260/0/100 JD 1790 Monroe, NC P1184 Atrazine Stratego JD 9770 Glyphosate

FELTON OUTLAND FARMING 202.5977 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 42300 None Touchdown None 225/28/0 JD 1720 Sunbury, NC P1615HR 2,4-D JD 9770 Touchdown

NORTH DAKOTA QUANDT BROTHERS #1 230.1921 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 36000 None Roundup WeatherMax None 190/50/0 White 8500 Oakes, ND DKC50-66 Atrazine Case IH 9120 AMS

FRAUENBERG, DONNA 210.0334 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 33500 None Harness Headline 200/55/30 JD 1790 Lamoure, ND 39B23 Roundup UltraMax New Holland TR 99 Atrazine

FRAUENBERG, AMY 208.5077 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 33500 None Harness Headline 200/55/30 JD 1790 Lamoure, ND P8581R Roundup UltraMax New Holland TR 99 Atrazine

NEBRASKA BUNKER HILL FARMS 289.5512 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 32500 None Basis Headline 200/0/0 JD 1770 Holdrege, NE 33D49 Extreme 250 Atrazine JD 9770 2,4-D

ANDERJASKA, JOE 282.6139 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31000 None Lumax Headline AMP 225/40/0 Case IH 955 Hayes Center, NE 33D49 Extreme 250 AAtrex 4L Case IH 8010 Roundup PowerMax

PETERSON, MATT 280.5006 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 None Basis Stratego 220/40/0 JD 1770 NT Bertrand, NE 33G60 Atrazine JD 9770 Durango

NEW JERSEY SANTINI, ROBERT A 262.5715 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 None 35000 None Guardsman None 230/50/50 JD 1770 Phillipsburg, NJ P1395XR Prowl JD 9550

RICHMAN, JOHN A 240.8903 NK Brand 3000GT Avicta 32500 None Simazine Quadris 240/18/85 Kinze 3500 Salem, NJ N68B-3000GT Lexar Quilt Xcel Case IH 2166 Touchdown Total

NEW MEXICO MCDANIEL, BRUCE 275.0906 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 34500 Capture Glyphosate Quilt 300/35/0 JD 1770 NT Clayton, NM DKC63-14 Comite JD 9670 STS

NEW YORK LASHER, EVELYN K 258.6998 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 35500 None Lumax Headline 292/35/205 JD 1750 Catskill, NY P1173HR JD 9500

OHIO WENGER, JERRY 227.8674 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None Cinch ATZ None 216/100/200 JD 1760 West Liberty, OH 33W84 Resolve Case IH 2188 Touchdown

FUNDERBURGH, MIKE 202.5998 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 33000 Pounce Corvus None 180/0/0 JD 1770 North Lewisburg, OH 34P92 Extreme 250 Buccaneer Plus JD 9660 Buccaneer Plus

OKLAHOMA DEBOER, ABEL 284.058 Pioneer CONV Poncho 1250 31000 Comite Balance Flexx Stratego 250/40/0 JD 1720 Felt, OK 33Y74 JD 9660

BUCK, DARREN 282.4892 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 31500 Brigade Gly Star Plus Headline 320/70/0 JD 1730 Elkhart, KS 33D47 + Raxil Oberon Volley ATZ JD 9600 Impact

MMB FARMS 248.8153 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 36000 None Roundup Headline 275/30/0 JD 1720 Texhoma, OK 32B34 Roundup JD 9760 Guardsman Max

PENNSYLVANIA AAA FARMING 248.0021 DEKALB RR2 None 34950 None Princep None 250/40/70 JD 1770 NT Lebanon, PA DKC61-22 Atrazine JD 9670 STS Touchdown

CHARLES, CLIFFORD L 242.8424 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 38000 Warrior II Traxion Headline 275/0/75 Kinze 3600 Vacuum Lancaster, PA 35K04 Atrazine Case IH 7088 SureStart

MAST FARMS 238.3399 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 Baythroid Balance Flexx Headline 214/10/10 JD 1750 Morgantown, PA P1707HR Counter 15G Cinch ATZ JD 9600 Gramoxone Inteon

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NO TILL/STRIP TILL IRRIGATED CONT.SOUTH CAROLINA JAMESON FARMS #5 273.8924 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34151 Counter 20G Gly Star Plus Headline 225/28/50 JD 1750 Orangeburg, SC P1745HR Atrazine Case IH 2388 Gly Star Plus

GARRICK FARMS INC #1 262.687 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 Baythroid ll Roundup Quilt 280/150/200 JD 1700 Cope, SC P2023HR Baythroid ll 2,4-D Folicur Case IH 2366

JAMESON FARMS #4 255.094 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 37000 Counter 20G Gly Star Plus Headline 225/28/50 JD 1750 Orangeburg, SC 31G97 Atrazine Case IH 2388 Gly Star Plus

SOUTH DAKOTA IRON NATION 263.7376 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 34000 None Roundup None 145/40/5 JD 1770 NT Pierre, SD P0461HR Status JD 9770 STS

PRAIRIE CREEK RANCH 239.1427 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None Surpass None 250/100/40 Case IH 800 Yankton, SD 34F07 Roundup Case IH 2388

MCCANN, GREG 236.6618 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 None 30000 None Roundup None 195/60/0 JD 7100 Springfield, SD 33P83 Callisto JD 9610

TENNESSEE VERELL FARMS 260.1776 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 38000 Karate Atrazine Quilt 260/100/100 JD 1790 Jackson, TN 31P42 Extreme 250 Halex JD 9770 STS

HOPPER, TERRY 256.618 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 36500 None Lexar Headline 265/23/80 Kinze 3700 Tiptonville, TN 33D49 Extreme Gramoxone Case IH 8120 2,4-D

BRYAN, JOHN 246.0583 Pioneer HX1LL Cruiser 33000 None Glyphosate Headline 230/150/150 Kinze 3600 Dellrose, TN 33G59 Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 8120

TEXAS ALBRACHT, KEENAN 358.0326 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 40000 None Balance Flexx None 93/39/55 Case IH 1230 Hart, TX 32N73 Cinch ATZ Lite JD 9770

3 D FARMS 298.8154 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 37500 Oberon Balance Flexx Stratego 330/55/0 JD 1720 CCS Dimmitt, TX 33Y76 Crop Oil AAtrex JD 9870 Laudis

ROY & SHIRLEY CARLSON FARMS 295.9122 Pioneer CONV Poncho 32000 Sniper AAtrex Quilt 250/50/30 JD 1770 CCS Hereford, TX 33Y74 Dual Case IH 8120 Laudis

UTAH SUMMERS, LYNN 206.2427 DEKALB VT3 Amplify D+ 38500 None Roundup PowerMax None 280/80/0 JD 1710 Tremonton, UT DKC50-44 Poncho 250 JD 9770

SUMMERS, KATHERINE 201.0149 DEKALB RR2 Amplify+ 38500 None Roundup PowerMax None 260/80/0 JD 1710 Tremonton, UT DKC43-30 Poncho 250 JD 9770

VERMONT EUGAIR, KATIE R 215.5162 DEKALB GENSS None 34800 None Lumax None 95/9/84 JD 7000 North Clarendon, VT DKC46-61 Atrazine 4L Case IH 1480

VIRGINIA HULA, DAVID K 368.444 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 39600 Baythroid Roundup Headline 340/88/200 Kinze 3600 Charles City, VA P1615HR Sencor JD 9770 STS Trizmet

HULA, CRAIG 311.3642 DEKALB VT3 Cruiser 34000 Baythroid Roundup Headline 300/88/200 Kinze 3600 Charles City, VA DKC62-54 Sencor JD 9770 STS Trizmet

JOHN N MILLS & SONS 258.0166 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 28000 Baythroid Touchdown Stratego 210/30/200 Kinze 3660 Hanover, VA P1615HR Lumax JD 9570 AAtrex

WASHINGTON KURTIS COX FARMS INC 263.6184 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 39000 None Roundup None 300/140/120 JD 7300 MaxEmerge Warden, WA 37K11 Case IH 7088

WISCONSIN FLYTE, ADAM 268.5214 Channel VT3 Cruiser 34500 None Bicep Lite II Headline 225/65/140 JD 1720 Coloma, WI 201-13VT3 Extreme 250 Prowl H2O Case IH 2188

WEST VIRGINIA FEDERAL HILL FARM INC 189.2422 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 None Princep None 200/70/60 Deutz-Allis AC 79 Air Charles Town, WV 33D49 Harness Case IH 1660 Basis


NO TILL/STRIP TILL IRRIGATED CONT.WYOMING HINMAN, KELLIE 224.4266 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Amplify D+ 36450 None Roundup PowerMax None 300/200/150 JD 7200 Wheatland, WY 38H72 Cruiser 5FS Roundup PowerMax JD 9500

FINKBINE FARMS 203.7331 DEKALB VT3 None 31500 None Touchdown None 185/35/25 JD 1760 Torrington, WY DKC49-32 Halex JD 9750

PETERSON, CLAY 202.9827 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35000 Warrior II Touchdown CT Quadris 250/84/4 JD 1750 Conservation Torrington, WY DKC45-79 Barrage HF Avaris Case IH 2388 Halex GT

RIDGE TILL NON-IRRIGATEDALABAMA DEE, MIKE 142.8478 AgriGold VT3 Poncho 250 29000 None Roundup Quadris 200/0/0 JD 1720 Aliceville, AL A6489VT3 Atrazine JD 9870 Resolve

IOWA PORTER, GARY 248.1312 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37000 Hero Roundup Headline 250/40/60 Monosem NG+3 Mercer, IA 33D49 JD 9870

LYNCH, ROBERT 246.9998 DEKALB VT3 None 35250 None Harness Xtra Headline 200/52/78 JD 1760 Conservation Gilmore City, IA DKC61-69 Roundup WeatherMax Case IH 5088

PORTER FARM INC 237.9251 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 38000 Hero Roundup Headline 250/40/60 Monosem NG+3 Mercer, MO P1395HR JD 9870

ILLINOIS WADE, JIM 219.7184 LG Seeds VT3 Poncho 250 34000 None Roundup Headline 226/58/75 JD 7000 Clifton, IL LG2620 JD 8820

TOMHAVE, WAYNE 217.4908 Burrus HXLRR Poncho 500 31000 None 2,4-D+Glyfos Headline 200/92/0 Case IH 955 Jacksonville, IL 7D51Q Lexar Case IH 5088 Glyfos Xtra

INDIANA HARDY BROTHERS DAIRY FARMS 298.8566 DEKALB GENSS Amplify D+ 33400 None Harness Xtra 5.6L None 210/70/120 White 6182 Roanoke, IN DKC61-06 Poncho 250 Roundup PowerMax MF 9690

HARDY, RANDY 265.5171 DEKALB VT3 Amplify D+ 337 None Harness Xtra 5.6L None 0/0/0 White 6182 Roanoke, IN DKC63-42 Poncho 250 Roundup WeatherMax MF 9690

KANSAS CYR, TODD M 242.5472 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 27000 None Generic Roundup Headline AMP 200/40/0 JD 1770 Clyde, KS 32B34 JD 9760 STS

ELDER, JIMMY R 176.7543 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 28500 None Roundup None 150/24/3 Case IH 955 Linwood, KS 33K44 Harness Xtra Case IH 1660

ELDER, LEROY R 160.2736 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 30000 None Harness Xtra None 150/16/6 Case IH 955 Linwood, KS 33K44 Roundup WeatherMax Case IH 1660

KENTUCKY HOPPER FARMS 223.1108 Pioneer RR2 Cruiser 36500 None Lexar Headline 222/45/60 Kinze 3700 Tiptonville, TN P1615R Extreme 250 Gramoxone Case IH 8120 Latigo

GRIFFITH, JERRY 220.7541 DEKALB VT3 Amplify L+ 31000 Tombstone AAtrex+Roundup Headline 200/200/200 Kinze 3600 Twin-Line Mayfield, KY DKC63-14 Poncho 250 Degree Xtra Lexion 570R Status

LOUISIANA SCHEXNAYDER, RAY 234.509 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 30000 Permethrin Roundup None 200/40/30 JD 1730 Ventress, LA P2023HR 2,4-D JD 9600 Dual

HILL, CLARK 219.1984 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 33000 None None None 250/30/60 JD 1720 XP Tallulah, LA P1615HR JD 9770

MORONI, LINDA 184.5154 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 25000 None AAtrex Quilt 200/60/60 JD 1700 Winnsboro, LA P2023HR AAtrex JD 9770 Halex GT

MASSACHUSETTS HENRY, SARAH 220.1447 Channel VT3 Poncho 250 33500 None Prowl None 210/15/150 Kinze 2000 Southampton, MA 197-14VT3 Roundup WeatherMax Case IH 1460

MARYLAND RIGDON, HARRISON 256.8203 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho+ 33500 Force Basis Captan 220/60/100 JD 1770 NT Jarretsville, MD 34F97 Herculex XTRA AAtrex JD 9660 STS Gramoxone


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RIDGE TILL NON-IRRIGATED CONT.BOSTIC, CATHY 158.5114 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 33989 Warrior Lexar Quadris 220/35/60 JD 1790 CCS Church Hill, MD 33N58 Roundup JD 9760

MICHIGAN PINCIK, JORDAN 233.9468 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35000 None Glyphosate None 163/62/83 Case IH 800 Corunna, MI DKC52-43 Glyphosate Case IH 2188 Banvel

PINCIK FARMS 226.6504 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 36000 None Glyphosate None 163/62/83 Case IH 800 Corunna, MI 36V53 Glyphosate Case IH 2188 Banvel

EICKHOLT, CHARLES J 226.5529 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31300 None Imitator Plus Headline 280/92/180 JD 7240 MaxEmerge II Chesaning, MI P0125HR Imitator Plus Headline JD 9670

MINNESOTA HAMM, CHARLIE 249.5533 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 32000 None Harness None 300/100/150 White 6700 Litchfield, MN DKC50-35 Roundup PowerMax JD 9760 STS

HAMM, BRUCE 231.7258 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 32000 None Harness None 300/100/150 White 6700 Litchfield, MN DKC48-37 Roundup PowerMax JD 9760 STS

BEHNKE, FRED H 220.8396 DEKALB VT3 Cruiser 32000 None Roundup None 301/100/150 White 8700 Grove City, MN DKC50-35 Extreme 250 JD 9760

MISSOURI COX, JERRY 240.4467 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify L+ 32000 Asana Cinch ATZ Headline 300/50/75 JD 1720 Delta, MO 33D49 Cruiser Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 2388

MISSISSIPPI OSWALT, MARLEY 242.9246 DEKALB RR2 Poncho 250 28000 None Atrazine None 250/80/120 JD 7100 Plantersville, MS DKC67-86 Generic Roundup Case IH 1680

CARTER BROTHERS FARM 163.8577 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 32000 None Roundup None 220/0/0 JD 7300 Rolling Fork, MS 32B34 Extreme 250 Atrazine JD 9860

BRAXTON, ROBERT E 125.3587 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 29000 None Roundup None 200/0/0 JD 7100 Valley Park, MS 33N58 Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 8010

NORTH CAROLINA PARKER, JOSEPH 187.2465 Augusta CB Poncho 1250 35000 None Lumax None 201/68/108 Kinze 2100 Elizabeth City, NC A7664CB Case IH 2388

PARKER, RICHARD 175.0465 Augusta CBLL Poncho 1250 28000 None Lumax None 201/68/108 Kinze 2100 Elizabeth City, NC A06-06CBLL Case IH 2388

D & H FARMS 131.5699 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 33000 None Bicep None 175/40/90 JD 1720 MaxEmerge Jacksonville, NC P1615HR Roundup JD 9610 Roundup

NORTH DAKOTA GORDER, JAMIE 260.4794 Pioneer CONV Cruiser 39000 None Volley Headline 250/100/100 JD 1710 Wahpeton, ND 38A56 Buctril JD 9770

NEBRASKA EHLERS, CHAD 203.1063 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 25000 None SureStart None 160/20/0 White 6700 Waco, NE P1173HR Extreme 250 Roundup Case IH 2388

ENDORF, DAVID E 183.3806 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 28000 None Bicep II Magnum None 190/30/0 Case IH 1200 Daykin, NE 33D49 Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 2377 Honcho

FRIEDRICHSEN, JOHN 159.3821 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 23500 None Keystone None 130/20/0 JD 1720 Vacuum Palmer, NE 33D47 SureStart JD 7720

NEW JERSEY SANTINI, CHRIS 263.6 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 35000 Mustang Guardsman Headline 250/0/0 JD 1760 NT Stewartsville, NJ P1395XR Prowl JD 9570 STS Roundup

NEW YORK VAILL ACRES 251.3602 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 31000 None Traxion None 180/34/3 JD 7000 Poplar Ridge, NY DKC52-59 2,4-D Gleaner L3 Traxion

DELLA ROCCO, ANTHONY 232.9294 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 33000 None Roundup WeatherMax Headline 180/40/40 Kinze 2600

Melrose, NY P0125HR Bullet Case IH 2366

OHIO CORTLAND FARMS INC 216.5132 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 31000 Proaxis AAtrex None 186/92/0 JD 7200 Cortland, OH 36Y86 Corvus JD 9600


RIDGE TILL NON-IRRIGATED CONT.WOLFE, ROGER W 212.0024 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 32200 None Cinch ATZ None 200/114/50 Kinze 3600 Baltimore, OH P0891XR Extreme 250 Balance Flexx Case IH 2577 2,4-D LV4

OKLAHOMA LEDBETTER, GAYLA 175.5479 Pioneer YGCB Poncho 250 24000 None Cinch ATZ Quilt 160/45/30 JD 1760 Okmulgee, OK 31N28 Steadfast ATZ JD 9770

SLOAN, LACEY 147.6794 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 1250 26000 None Atrazine None 125/0/0 JD 1700 Gore, OK 33D47 Roundup JD 9670

PENNSYLVANIA CONESTOGA MEADOW FARM 187.2034 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 Counter 15G Cinch ATZ None 214/10/10 JD 1750 Morgantown, PA 34P92 Balance Flexx JD 9600

SOUTH CAROLINA ELLIOTT, KEVIN 197.0431 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 1250 31000 None Atrazine 4L None 180/0/0 JD 1700 MaxEmerge Plus Nichols, SC P1615XR Gly-4 JD 9660 STS Gly-4

SOUTH DAKOTA MCKEE, SCOTT 238.7229 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 30800 None Roundup WeatherMax Headline 215/60/50 Case IH 900 Hawarden, IA 33P83 Callisto Case IH 1660

TENNESSEE TANNER, BRENDA 231.4832 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 33000 Tombstone Roundup Quilt Xcel 300/120/120 JD 1770 Union City, TN P1745HR Degree Xtra Case IH 2588

WILSONS FARM 230.518 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 32000 Karate Gramoxone Inteon Headline 200/70/90 Kinze 3600 Mansfield, TN P1517WHR Extreme 250 Bicep JD 9760 Bicep

FREEMAN, MIKE 177.5349 Pioneer HX1LL Cruiser 28000 Sniper Gramoxone Headline 180/60/150 Kinze 3600 Martin, TN 33N59 Extreme 250 Atrazine New Holland CR 9060 Atrazine

WISCONSIN OSTERLOH FARMS 205.8306 Jung GENSS Acceleron 35333 None Sharpen None 225/40/110 New Idea 900 Arkdale, WI 7S488 Glyphosate JD 4420

WYOMING HARDROCK FARMS INC 82.4861 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 1250 19100 None Roundup None 100/100/100 JD 7200 Wheatland, WY P8917XR Roundup JD 9500

RIDGE TILL IRRIGATEDARKANSAS GALLOWAY, PERRY 260.1156 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 37000 None Glyphosate Quilt 0/100/100 Monosem Twin Row Augusta, AR P1745HR Extreme 250 Atrazine JD 9760 Dual

MIKEL, KEITH 257.3088 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 32000 Karate Laudis Quilt 230/60/100 JD 1720 Paragould, AR DKC64-69 Roundup WeatherMax JD 9870 STS Atrazine

B & G FARMS 226.0977 Mycogen HXTLLRR2 Poncho 250 38000 None Roundup Quilt 450/120/120 Case IH 1230 Paragould, AR 2M792 Atrazine Case IH 9120

COLORADO WRIGHT, FERN 255.2279 Pioneer YGCBRR2 None 32000 None Gly Star Plus None 220/40/0 JD 1700 Walsh, CO 33B54 Lovol JD 9770 STS Dicamba

SUNLAND ENTERPRISES INC 245.5664 Pioneer YGCBRR2 Cruiser 33000 None Gly Star Plus None 260/45/1 JD 1770 Walsh, CO 33B54 Extreme 250 Prowl H2O JD 9770 STS Status

FLORIDA MURPHY, STAN 240.5064 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 29274 Brigade Glyphos Headline 200/85/240 Monosem NG Twin Row Tampa, FL 31P42 Atrazine 4L JD 9500 Prowl

GEORGIA CHAMPION GROVES FARM 223.4166 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 31500 None Prowl H2O Stratego 250/80/110 JD 7300 Sylvester, GA P2023HR Atrazine 4L JD 9500

IDAHO JENSEN, LISA 257.3526 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Roundup None 240/70/70 JD MaxEmerge

Emmett, ID 35K01 Roundup+Status JD 9650 STS

ILLINOIS MILLER, SCOTT 282.8851 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 41000 None Roundup PowerMax Headline 344/43/120 Kinze 2300 Tamms, IL 33D49 Extreme 250 Atrazine 4L JD 9610


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RIDGE TILL IRRIGATED CONT.FREDERICK, CURTIS 224.8002 Pioneer HX1LL Poncho 1250 31000 Capture Degree Xtra Headline AMP 270/225/225 JD 1720 Mount Erie, IL 32B11 Respect Princep Lexion 575R Roundup

MEISTER, BEN 218.7021 Pioneer CONV Cruiser 32000 Lorsban Harness Xtra None 210/0/0 Case IH 800 Fairbury, IL 32D78 Case IH 2188

KANSAS CYR, FAYE 255.4802 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 29000 None Gerneric Roundup Headline AMP 230/50/0 JD 1770 Clyde, KS 32B34 JD 9760 STS

LAMBERT BROTHERS 216.0304 Golden Harvest GTCBLL Cruiser 27000 None Roundup Quilt 180/30/0 JD 7300 MaxEmerge Clyde, KS H-9377GT/CB/LL Extreme Atrazine JD 9610 Roundup

KENTUCKY GRIFFITH FARMS 252.0415 DEKALB GENVT3P Amplify L+ 35000 Tombstone AAtrex+Roundup Headline 200/200/200 Kinze 3600 Twin-Line Mayfield, KY DKC66-96 Poncho 250 Degree Xtra Lexion 570R Status

LOUISIANA FAIRCHILD, KEN 245.6253 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 32000 None None None 240/60/45 JD 1720 Forest, LA P2023HR JD 9670

CRAWFORD, CHARLES 244.9315 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 500 33000 None None None 250/40/60 JD MaxEmerge Lake Providencve, LA DKC67-88 JD Unknown

JOHN & BILL MORONI FARM 232.8543 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 30000 None AAtrex Quilt 240/50/50 JD 1700 Winnsboro, LA P1615HR AAtrex JD 9770 Halex GT

MARYLAND BOSTIC, MICHAEL R 278.5455 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34499 Warrior Lexar Quadris 220/35/60 JD 1790 CCS Church Hill, MD 33D49 Roundup JD 9760

TUCKAHOE FARMS 252.3865 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 34000 Warrior Harness Xtra Quadris 280/40/200 Kinze 3600 Denton, MD DKC63-14 Roundup PowerMax Quilt JD 9760 STS Princep

MICHIGAN HEMKER, DENNIS 228.6491 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 31000 None Imitator Plus Headline 280/92/180 JD 7240 MaxEmerge II Saint Charles, MI P0118HR Imitator Plus Headline JD 9670

EICKHOLT, DAVID & CHARLES 215.34 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31200 None Imitator Plus Headline 280/92/180 JD 7240 MaxEmerge II Chesaning, MI P0118HR Imitator Plus Headline JD 9670

MINNESOTA CROW RIVER FARMS INC 232.3058 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 None 33000 None Outlook None 140/6/30 Buffalo 8010 Darwin, MN 35F44 Roundup JD 4425

MISSOURI HINKEBEIN & LANDEWEE FARM 292.2513 DEKALB VT3 Amplify D+ 35500 Warrior Roundup Headline 325/90/65 JD 1720 Chaffee, MO DKC63-84 Cruiser Extreme 250 AAtrex Case IH 2388 Resolve

HINKEBEIN FARMS 289.1252 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 36000 Warrior Resolve Headline 350/95/70 JD 1720 Chaffee, MO DKC61-05 AAtrex Case IH 2388

J & M FARMS 283.1612 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify L+ 33000 Asana Cinch ATZ Headline 300/50/75 JD 1720 Scott City, MO P1745HR Cruiser Extreme Atrazine Case IH 2388

MISSISSIPPI HUNTER, SCOTT 236.5836 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 Baythroid Atrazine None 250/0/0 JD 1720 Glen Allan, MS P1615HR Laudis JD 9860 Roundup

FONTENOT, BARRY 234.5915 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 33000 None Roundup PowerMax None 297/0/0 JD 1720 Hollandale, MS DKC66-96 Laudis Case IH 7010 Atrazine

VANBUREN FARMS 209.8064 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 30000 None Halex None 300/56/44 Monosem Twin Row Belzoni, MS P2023HR Extreme 250 Atrazine JD 9760 STS

MONTANA LINDVIG, BOB 211.3135 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31600 Distinct Distinct None 160/60/60 JD 7000 MaxEmerge Glendive, MT P8906HR Extreme 250 Honcho Plus Case IH 1460

NORTH DAKOTA FRAUENBERG, JAMES 218.4279 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37500 None Harness Headline 225/55/30 JD 1790 LaMoure, ND 38A57 Roundup UltraMax New Holland TR 99 Atrazine

FRAUENBERG, BOBBY 217.1458 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37500 None Harness Headline 225/55/30 JD 1790 Lamoure, ND 38M58 Roundup UltraMax New Holland TR 99 Atrazine

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RIDGE TILL IRRIGATED CONT.FRAUENBERG, CODY 209.0099 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37500 None Harness Headline 225/55/30 JD 1790 Lamoure, ND 39N99 Roundup UltraMax New Holland TR 99 Atrazine

NEBRASKA WADAS, RANDY 285.9698 DEKALB GENVT3P Acceleron+ 36000 None Lexar Headline 347/170/19 JD 1720 MaxEmerge XP North Loup, NE DKC62-63 Poncho 250 JD 9760 STS

WILLOUGHBY, JOHN 278.8699 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 34000 None Degree Xtra None 200/50/5 JD 1720 Wood River, NE 33Y75 Roundup JD 9560 STS

SPENCER, DAVID 273.6828 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 1250 28500 Pounce Bicep II Headline 200/100/0 JD 1720 Gibbon, NE 33D47 + Raxil Basis New Holland CR 9060 Generic Glyphosate

NEW JERSEY S & C SANTINI 263.5388 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 35000 Mustang Guardsman Headline 250/0/0 JD 1760 NT Stewartsville, NJ 34F97 Prowl JD 9570 STS Roundup

OKLAHOMA SLOAN FARMS INC 188.0045 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 29000 None Roundup None 200/0/0 JD 1700 Gore, OK 31D59 Atrazine JD 9670

SLOAN, STEVE 187.8868 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 31000 None Atrazine None 200/0/0 JD 1700 Gore, OK 32B34 Roundup JD 9670

PENNSYLVANIA MAST, RHONDA 181.3586 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 34200 Counter 15G Cinch ATZ None 214/10/10 JD 1750 Morgantown, PA 34P92 Balance Flexx JD 9600

SOUTH CAROLINA JAMESON FARMS #2 267.1183 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 31015 Counter 20G Gly Star Plus Headline 225/28/50 JD 1750 Elloree, SC P2023HR Atrazine Case IH 2388 Gly Star Plus

JAMESON FARMS #3 260.0822 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 34151 Counter 20G Gly Star Plus Headline 225/28/50 JD 1750 Orangeburg, SC DKC63-84 Atrazine Case IH 2388 Gly Star Plus

DANNELLY, ALVA W 249.4824 DEKALB GENVT3P None 38206 Province Bicep II Quilt 275/150/140 JD 7300 Cope, SC DKC66-96 Atrazine JD 9600 Roundup

SOUTH DAKOTA OGLE, JUSTIN 287.6093 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 39000 None Roundup None 400/250/0 Kinze 3700 Harrold, SD DKC64-79 Case IH 2588

OGLE, DAVID 254.013 DEKALB GENSS Poncho 250 38000 None Roundup None 400/250/0 Kinze 3700 Harrold, SD DKC55-09 Case IH 2588

OGLE, STACEY 240.3139 Pioneer YGCBRR2 Poncho 250 38000 None Roundup RT3 None 400/250/0 Kinze 3700 Mitchell, SD 33B54 Case IH 2588

TENNESSEE HOPPER FARMS 231.9251 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 36500 None Lexar Headline 228/40/80 JD 1780 Tiptonville, TN 32D79 Extreme Case IH 8120

THORPE, JAMES 217.9794 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 36000 Baythroid Degree Xtra Quilt Xcel 235/100/80 Kinze 2500 Union City, TN P1814HR Atrazine 90 Case IH 2588 Roundup PowerMax

BURKS, BRAD 154.1288 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31000 Karate Halex Quilt 260/23/80 Kinze 3600 Halls, TN 31P42 Extreme 250 Atrazine JD 9770

UTAH SUMMERS, JOSEPH 166.6081 DEKALB RR2 Amplify+ 38500 None Roundup PowerMax None 260/80/0 JD 1710 Tremonton, UT DKC52-62 Poncho 250 JD 9770

VIRGINIA RUSSELL, RONNIE L 238.0641 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 29000 None Bicep Quilt 190/50/100 JD MaxEmerge 2 Water View, VA P1615HR Roundup JD 9500

PARKER, RAFE 89.169 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 29330 Baythroid Atrazine Quadris 190/50/150 JD 7300 Oak Grove, VA 33M57 Dual II Magnum JD 9600

WASHINGTON NELSON COX FARMS INC 252.3663 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 3900 None Roundup None 300/140/120 JD 7300 MaxEmerge Warden, WA 37K11 Case IH 7088

WYOMING HINMAN, DAVID 204.502 Pioneer RR2 Amplify D+ 34700 None Roundup None 275/200/150 JD 7200 Wheatland, WY 38A55 Poncho 1250 Wide Match JD 9500


IRRIGATEDALABAMA TATE FARMS 240.7726 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 39000 Mustang Max Roundup PowerMax Quilt 342/60/30 JD DB40 Meridianville, AL 33M57 Extreme 250 Roundup PowerMax JD 9760 STS Atrazine

ARKANSAS MURRAY, KEVIN 286.2004 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 35000 None Atrazine None 300/100/120 JD 7300 Vacuum Piggott, AR DKC64-83 Roundup JD 9760 STS

HARALSON, BERT 247.7748 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 32500 None Atrazine Folicur 240/80/80 JD 7300 Augusta, AR P1745HR Extreme 250 Resolve Q Case IH 8120

SCHIMMING, WADE 242.5894 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 41000 None Lexar Headline 534/173/133 Case IH 1230 Peach Orchard, AR P1745HR Propicure 3.6F MF 9895

CALIFORNIA RUBLE, DOUG 282.1542 Pioneer CONV Cruiser 34000 Comite Banvel Headline 350/50/0 White 5700 Visalia, CA 32W86 Extreme 250 Case IH 2588

CLARKLIND FARMS 264.3304 Pioneer RR2 None 32000 Comite Clarity None 220/60/160 White 5700 Tulare, CA 31N26 Roundup JD 9770 STS

COLORADO WRIGHT, BILL 326.5636 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 None 38500 None Gly Star Plus None 520/95/0 JD 1700 Walsh, CO 32N73 Dicamba JD 9770 STS Lovol

HASART, LESTER 279.9251 DEKALB GENVT3P Acceleron 35000 None Lumax None 230/50/12 JD 7200 Stratton, CO DKC64-83 Gleaner R72

ROGERS, DON 275.6662 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Roundup Quadris 0/0/0 JD 1770 Wray, CO 34R65 Dual Quadris Xtra Case IH 8120 Roundup

DELAWARE WYATT, CHRISTOPHER M 287.9361 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 35000 Force Lexar Headline 238/17/20 Kinze 3500 Harrington, DE 33D49 Extreme 250 Princep JD 9510

WILLIN, RANDALL C 280.0882 Channel RR Poncho 250 36200 Warrior Lexar Quadris 186/0/90 JD 1740 NT Seaford, DE 212-74R Princep Case IH 2388

EVANS, KEVIN 262.603 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify L 34000 None Lexar Quadris 240/40/120 JD 1760 NT Bridgeville, DE 33D49 Quilt JD 9760 STS

FLORIDA DOON, SIDNEY 228.997 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 None 31560 None Expert None 240/80/260 JD 1720 Mayo, FL 31N30 Touchdown JD 9560 STS

MCLEOD, ANN 197.454 NK Brand GTCBLLRW Avicta 29658 Brigade Glyphosate Headline 200/85/240 Monosem Twin Row Thomasville, GA N82V-3000GT Atrazine 4L JD 9500

GEORGIA RHODES, SHANE 261.496 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31000 None Atrazine Headline 390/150/150 JD MaxEmerge Pitts, GA P1615HR Extreme 250 Steadfast JD 9600

BROOME, BRANTLEY F 256.3462 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 28000 Methyl Parathion Roundup WeatherMax Quilt 260/80/100 JD 1700 Donalsonville, GA P2023HR Atrazine Case IH 2388

HITCHCOCK, JAMES W 252.9072 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 35200 Brigade Atrazine Headline 200/0/40 JD 1700 Tennille, GA P2023HR Steadfast Folicur JD 9600

IOWA H & H FARMS LLP 279.7473 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 Silencer Basis Headline 170/90/30 JD 1770 NT Crescent, IA 32D79 Gly Star Plus JD 9670 STS Laudis

SCHMIDT, JOEL 238.6521 DEKALB VT3 None 36000 None Harness None 0/0/0 JD 1760 Ottosen, IA DKC61-69 Roundup WeatherMax JD 9610

MAYNARD, JOANNE 229.9856 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 1250 33300 None Harness Ultra None 200/60/60 JD 1790 Rodney, IA 33D14 Roundup Ultra Case IH 2388

IDAHO JENSEN, VAUGHN 274.0001 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Roundup None 240/70/70 JD MaxEmerge Plus Emmett, ID 35K01 Roundup JD 9650 STS

WEILMUNSTER, CURTIS 273.0541 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 1250 37400 None Parallel Headline 300/120/80 JD 1700 Parma, ID 33F85 Roundup JD 9650

WEILMUNSTER, KEVIN J 272.7237 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 1250 37000 None Parallel Headline 300/120/80 JD 1700 Parma, ID 33T55 Roundup JD 9650

ILLINOIS FRIEDRICH FARMS 259.5345 DEKALB VT3 None 36000 None Halex None 260/80/75 JD 1770 NT Green Valley, IL DKC63-84 Atrazine Case IH 6088


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IRRIGATED CONT.SCATES, JOHN A 238.9077 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 33000 Capture LFR Degree Xtra Headline 280/30/350 JD DB80 Sturgis, KY P1615HR Hero Roundup JD 9870 AAtrex

SCATES, TOM 237.1673 Pioneer CONV Poncho 250 32000 Capture LFR AAtrex Headline 250/30/250 JD DB80 Carmi, IL 31P41 Hero Laudis JD 9870 Option

INDIANA G & M FARMS 276.2481 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Avicta+ 36700 None SureStart Quilt 195/0/0 JD 1770 Rochester, IN P1395XR Cruiser Extreme 250 Glyphosate JD 9660 STS

TRUYAERT, JAMES 269.2084 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 34000 Force 3G SureStart Headline 230/0/150 JD 1760 New Carlisle, IN DKC61-19 Roundup PowerMax JD 9670 STS

MURPHY, ROXANN 265.6288 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 36100 None SureStart Quilt 195/0/0 JD 1770 Rochester, IN P1395XR Extreme 250 Glyphosate JD 9660 STS

KANSAS WILBUR, MARK 276.9742 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 28000 None Halex None 220/40/0 JD 1720 Leoti, KS 33D49 JD 9760

REXFORD, MERL 274.5841 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Lexar None 280/50/0 JD 1770 NT Meade, KS 33H27 JD 9660 STS

DOUBLE DIAMOND GRAIN & CATTLE 244.1198 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 43000 None Roundup Headline 250/40/0 Case IH 1200 Selden, KS P1395XR Case IH 2388

KENTUCKY HUNT, BRANDON 235.6078 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37500 Warrior II Lexar Quilt 250/100/100 Case IH 1250 Oak Grove, KY 33D49 Quadris Case IH 9120

HUNT, WAYNE 226.5142 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 35500 Warrior II Lexar Quilt 250/100/100 Case IH 1250 Hopkinsville, KY DKC63-42 Quadris Case IH 9120

MATHIS, JOHN D 223.5214 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 30500 Warrior Lexar Quilt 220/120/180 JD DB44 Melber, KY 33D49 Extreme 250 Atrazine JD 9770 Roundup

LOUISIANA MILLER, BOYCE 242.2215 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 32000 None Atrazine Quilt 230/40/0 JD 1700 Transylvania, LA P1615HR Extreme 250 Touchdown JD 9760 STS

MARSH, MACK 240.9597 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32500 Karate Sequence Quilt 230/40/0 JD 1700 Tallulah, LA P1615HR Atrazine Case IH 8010

MORRIS, DUSTIN 237.2814 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 31500 Karate Z Traxion Quilt 240/40/70 JD 1720 Rayville, LA P1615HR Lexar JD 9870

MASSACHUSETTS KOSINSKI, MICHAEL 225.0035 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 36500 None Roundup WeatherMax None 210/20/125 Kinze 2000 Westfield, MA P0125HR Prowl H2O Case IH 1460 Axial- Flow

FIVE POINT FARM 219.8345 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 31000 None Lumax None 189/10/164 JD 7200 Northfield, MA 35F44 Extreme 250 JD 9500

MARYLAND BOSTIC, MICHAEL R 279.9541 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34848 Warrior Lexar Quadris 220/35/60 JD 1790 CCS Church Hill, MD 33N58 JD 9760

WILLIN FARMS INC 278.5486 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 36000 Warrior Lexar Quadris 186/0/90 JD 1740 NT Seaford, DE DKC63-14 Princep Case IH 2388

LEAVERTON, KEITH 266.2403 Channel VT3 Poncho 250 32000 Lambda T Lexar Quilt 0/40/75 Kinze 3650 Trappe, MD 213-32VT3 Quadris Case IH 8120

MICHIGAN STALL, DON 265.7875 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Cruiser 37000 None Bicep II Magnum None 175/40/150 Kinze 2600 Charlotte, MI 35K04 Glyfos Xtra Case IH 8010

DROZD, T JON 265.7034 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 38000 Force Lumax Headline 280/35/110 JD 1770 NT Allegan, MI P1018XR Quilt JD 9770

DROZD, JAKE 264.8826 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 38000 Force Lumax Headline 290/35/110 JD 1770 NT Allegan, MI 34R67 Quilt JD 9770

MINNESOTA GERGEN, JAMES 245.0629 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37000 None Buccaneer None 180/15/30 White 6100 Hastings, MN 34F07 Case IH 2377

SCHAFFER, BILL 244.1479 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 35500 Force SureStart Headline 225/20/150 JD DB80 Hastings, MN 34F07 + Herculex I Force Roundup Case IH 8010 Roundup

PEINE, ROGER 243.0608 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 33000 None Lumax Quilt Xcel 230/50/175 JD 1770 Cannon Falls, MN 36V53 Touchdown JD 9770

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MISSOURI HINKEBEIN, CHARLES W 288.4569 DEKALB GENVT3P Poncho 250 34000 Warrior Resolve Headline 275/90/70 JD 1720 Chaffee, MO DKC64-69 AAtrex Case IH 2388 Axiel-Flow

HINKEBEIN, GLENDA H 281.4291 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify D+ 34500 Warrior Resolve Headline 275/90/60 JD 1720 Chaffee, MO 32D79 Poncho 250 AAtrex Case IH 2388 Axiel-Flow Alachlor 4EC

COX FARMS 266.6483 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify L+ 35000 Asana Cinch ATZ Headline 300/50/75 JD 1720 Delta, MO 33D49 Cruiser Extreme Atrazine Case IH 2388

MISSISSIPPI JACK, JEREMY 264.643 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 35626 None Halex Quilt 270/200/0 Monosem Twin Row Belzoni, MS P2023HR Extreme 250 JD 9650

BUSH, CHRIS 253.6158 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 30600 None Halex Quilt 250/0/150 JD 1720 Schlater, MS P2023HR Extreme 250 JD 9870

BRIAN DUNN FARMS 245.2715 Terral HX1LLRR2 None 30720 None Halex None 250/0/0 JD 1720 Itta Bena, MS REV26HR50 Case IH 7088

MONTANA MILLER, DARREN 221.3028 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 33000 None Roundup PowerMax None 190/60/40 JD 7100 MaxEmerge Billings, MT DKC43-27 JD 7720

LOWELL, ERIC 219.5935 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 37000 None Roundup None 190/30/40 JD 7300 Park City, MT P8906HR Case IH 2188

ROBERTUS, TOM 219.331 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 39700 None Roundup Original Max None 230/70/70 JD 7100 Laurel, MT P9252HR Status Case IH 1680

NORTH CAROLINA MAXWELL, CHARLOTTE 204.114 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 35200 Mustang Max Atrazine Headline 270/80/120 JD 7300 Creswell, NC 35H42 Roundup Case IH 2166

MAXWELL, DOUGLAS EDWARD 195.9804 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34600 Mustang Max Atrazine Headline 270/80/120 JD 7300 Creswell, NC P1184HR Roundup Case IH 2166

RESPASS, H A 190.8664 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 32800 Karate Roundup PowerMax Headline 190/125/147 JD 7300 Plymouth, NC P1615HR Atrazine JD 9860

NORTH DAKOTA QUANDT BROTHERS #2 230.1423 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 36000 None Roundup WeatherMax None 190/50/0 White 8500 Oakes, ND DKC50-66 Atrazine Case IH 9120 AMS

JAY KNUTSON 226.5278 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Roundup None 150/0/0 JD 1770 Oakes, ND 35F44 JD 9760

H & K FARMS 223.633 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Roundup None 200/40/50 JD 1770 Oakes, ND 37K11 JD 9760

NEBRASKA DAHLGREN, CALLAN OR ANDY 281.2175 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 29000 None Integrity None 205/0/0 JD 1720 Vacuum Bertrand, NE 33D49 + Raxil JD 9870 STS

OURADA, MITCHELL 278.2818 Pioneer HX1LL Cruiser 28000 None Bicep II Headline 0/0/0 JD 7300 Overton, NE P1173H Extreme 250 Roundup PowerMax JD 9660 STS

STOLTENBERG, WAYNE 273.1141 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Bullet None 260/50/50 Case IH 1200 Grand Island, NE 33D49 Case IH 2388

NEW JERSEY DUBOIS, MARLENE E 259.639 DEKALB GENSS Kickstart 34833 None Atrazine 4L None 200/17/97 Kinze 2300 Elmer, NJ DKC61-21 Dual II Magnum JD 9750 STS Status

BARLIEB, CARLY M 254.3257 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 Mustang Guardsman Headline 0/0/0 JD 1760 NT Stewartsville, NJ 34F97 Prowl JD 9570 STS Roundup

SANTINI, SHARON 249.2931 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 None 35000 None Guardsman None 230/50/50 JD 1770 Phillipsburg, NJ 34F97 Prowl JD 9550

NEW MEXICO NAVAJO AG PRODUCTS 290.4766 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 32300 None Bicep II Magnum None 200/40/60 JD MaxEmerge INDUSTRY 33Y75 Extreme 250 Touchdown JD 9770 Farmington, NM Clarity

WILLIAMS, RONNIE 271.3732 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 36500 Capture None Quilt 300/35/0 JD 1770 NT Clayton, NM 31N26 Comite JD 9670 STS

SENECA VALLEY LLC 268.7302 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 36500 Capture AAtrex Quilt 300/35/0 JD 1700 NT Clayton, NM 31N26 Comite JD 9670 STS

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NEVADA WADSWORTH, BENJAMIN 225.6537 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 35000 None Gly-4 None 39/69/0 JD 7000 Fallon, NV 35F37 JD 8820

WADSWORTH, JAMES N 224.8609 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 35000 None Credit Extra None 38/69/0 JD 7000 Fallon, NV 35K01 JD 8820

WADSWORTH, NATHAN B 207.5399 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Gly-4 None 39/69/0 JD 7000 Fallon, NV 35F37 JD 8820

NEW YORK JONES, KEITH A 268.7883 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 1250 34000 None Lumax Headline 292/35/205 JD 1750 Catskill, NY 33F88 JD 9500

JONES, CHRISTINE 259.8373 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 37000 None Lumax Headline 292/35/205 JD 1750 Catskill, NY 35H42 JD 9500

SCHMITT, MARIAN L 238.2924 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 37000 None Lumax Headline 292/35/205 JD 1750 Catskill, NY 35F40 JD 9500

OHIO IMBODEN, LES 250.2774 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 36000 Tombstone Harness Xtra Headline 210/150/150 Kinze 3800 Ashville, OH DKC62-54 Status Lexion 595R Mad Dog

SCHWARTZ, TOM 230.0816 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 33000 None Lexar None 187/69/0 JD 7200 Cortland, OH 36V53 Case IH 8120

ROYER, TIM 220.7974 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 33000 None Lexar None 200/65/70 JD 1770 Louisville, OH 35K04 JD 9560

OKLAHOMA KEEZER, TRACY 308.1511 Mycogen HX1LLRR2 None 35000 None Harness Xtra None 300/0/0 JD 1700 Clayton, NM 2T804 JD 9760

KEEZER, ED 270.9059 DEKALB GENVT3P None 35000 None Harness Xtra None 300/0/0 JD 1700 Clayton, NM DKC64-83 Roundup JD 9760

SLOAN, PHYLLIS 192.7087 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 1250 29500 None Atrazine None 200/0/0 JD 1700 Gore, OK P1615HR JD 9670

OREGON HOGG, JIM 277.7765 Pioneer RR2 Cruiser 34500 None Outlook None 218/60/0 JD 7340 Ontario, OR 35K01 Extreme 250 Roundup JD 9400

PENNSYLVANIA MAST, PAUL D 238.6857 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 34500 Counter 15G Cinch ATZ None 214/11/11 JD 1750 Morgantown, PA P1395XR Balance Flexx JD 9600

SOUTH CAROLINA JAMESON FARMS #1 251.395 Pioneer RR2 Poncho 250 33803 Counter 20G Gly Star Plus Headline 225/28/50 JD 1750 Orangeburg, SC 31G97 Atrazine Case IH 2388 Gly Star Plus

BACKMAN FARM 240.7539 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Amplify L 38782 None AAtrex None 160/0/180 Kinze 3100 Norway, SC P2023HR Bicep II Case IH 2388

BOWERS III, CORRIN F 226.7073 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 27500 None Atrazine Headline 220/50/180 JD 1720 Luray, SC 31P42 Roundup JD 9500

SOUTH DAKOTA RIVERSIDE FARMS 240.8371 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 32000 None Harness Xtra None 300/40/10 JD DB40 Huron, SD 34F07 Roundup PowerMax JD 9770 STS

SVENDSEN, RANDY 237.6883 DEKALB VT3 Poncho 250 34100 None Harness Xtra None 220/100/100 JD 1770 Volin, SD DKC63-42 JD 9650 STS

LOWER BRULE FARM CORP 237.29 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 5FS 34000 None Roundup None 145/40/5 JD 1770 NT Pierre, SD 35F40 Status JD 9770 STS

TENNESSEE MUD LAKE PLANTING 255.1954 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 33000 Holster Cornerstone Plus Headline 260/0/0 JD 1720 Ridgely, TN P1745HR Tombstone Atrazine JD 9770 Halex GT

KEISER, WILLIAM B 238.9337 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 33000 Holster Cornerstone Plus Headline 260/0/0 JD 1720 Ridgely, TN 33D49 Tombstone Atrazine JD 9770 Halex GT

NEWBY FARMS 232.5348 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 31500 Karate Cornerstone Stratego 250/90/120 JD 1740 NT Athens, AL 33G60 Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 8120 Atrazine




IRRIGATED CONT.TEXAS DOUBLE ‘SA’ FARMS INC 341.0027 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 40000 None Balance Flexx None 357/130/242 Case IH 1230 Hart, TX 31N30 Cinch ATZ Lite JD 9770

CARTRITE FARMS 312.0917 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 36000 None Balance Stratego 425/47/0 JD 7300 Sunray, TX 33D49 Extreme 250 Atrazine Case IH 2588 Roundup

PETTY, ARLIE 291.082 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 37000 None Balance Flexx None 325/50/0 JD 1720 CCS Canyon, TX 33Y76 AAtrex JD 9870 Laudis

UTAH PALI, PAUL E 290.8251 DEKALB RR2 Poncho 250 33500 None Roundup UltraMax None 250/50/0 Case IH 1200 Tremonton, UT DKC52-62 Case IH 2388

PALI, TERESA C 279.4505 DEKALB RR2 Poncho 250 34000 None Roundup UltraMax None 250/50/0 Case IH 1200 Brigham, UT DKC52-62 Case IH 2388

PALI, MARILYN S 271.6249 DEKALB RR2 None 34000 None Roundup UltraMax None 250/50/0 Case IH 1200 Elwood, UT DKC52-62 Case IH 2388

VIRGINIA JOHN N MILLS & SONS 270.2451 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 28000 Baythroid Touchdown Stratego 210/30/200 Kinze 3660 Hanover, VA P1615HR Lumax JD 9570 AAtrex

HEATWOLE, MONTE 266.4038 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 34000 Asana AAtrex None 210/0/0 Great Plains YP1225 Mc Gaheysville, VA P1184HR Princep JD 9760 Prowl

NEWCOMB, ROBERT L 265.8873 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 31100 None Lumax Quilt 240/30/150 JD 1770 Conservation Hanover, VA P1184HR Atrazine Case IH 2388 Simazine

VERMONT GREMBOWICZ, JEFF 204.3262 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Poncho 250 31500 Capture Lumax None 160/35/120 JD 1750 Conservation North Clarendon, VT 38A57 Atrazine 5L Case IH 1660 Resolve Q

WASHINGTON HAVERKAMP, MICHAEL 291.675 Pioneer CONV Poncho 250 36000 None Atrazine None 275/50/13 Monosem NG+ Pasco, WA 33Y74 Basis MF 8570 Clarity

STOKROSE FARMS INC 262.8923 DEKALB RR2 Poncho 250 35000 None Traxion None 225/0/0 JD 7200 Warden, WA DKC52-62 Atrazine JD 9670 STS

NATHAN COX FARMS LLC 258.9787 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 None 39000 None Roundup None 300/140/120 JD 7300 MaxEmerge Warden, WA 37K11 Case IH 7088

WISCONSIN LASKOWSKI FARMS 274.4566 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Cruiser 36000 None Cinch ATZ Lite None 250/80/80 JD 1770 Vacuum Plover, WI 35F40 JD 9510

PRAIRIELAND DAIRY LLC 273.2855 Pioneer HX1LLRR2 Gaucho 250 37000 None Camix None 150/0/0 JD 1760 Belleville, WI P1173HR JD 9560

LASKOWSKI, J G 265.7278 DEKALB VT3 Cruiser 36000 None Cinch ATZ Lite None 250/80/80 JD 1770 Vacuum Plover, WI DKC61-69 JD 9510

WEST VIRGINIA FEDERAL HILL FARM INC 178.2077 Pioneer HXXLLRR2 Poncho 250 28333 None Princep None 200/70/60 Deutz-Allis AC 79 Air Charles Town, WV 32T85 Harness Case IH 1660 Basis

WYOMING HINMAN, KRISTIN 245.6498 DEKALB VT3 Amplify D+ 36900 None Roundup PowerMax Headline 300/200/150 JD 7200 Vacuum Wheatland, WY DKC50-44 Poncho 1250 Roundup PowerMax JD 9500

HAROLD MILLER & SONS 233.3232 DEKALB RR2 None 32500 None Banvel None 250/100/50 JD 1700 Worland, WY DKC52-62 Roundup Max JD 9650

MILLER, LADONNA 218.3043 DEKALB GENSS None 32500 None Roundup Max None 250/100/50 JD 1700 Worland, WY DKC53-45 Banvel JD 9650

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* Class A includes all states except Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin. Class AA includes Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin. Classes without A and AA designations comprise all states.

Forty-six states participated in the contest; 46 seed com-panies were represented. The 522 State winners planted 187 hybrid numbers. A total of 561 hybrid numbers were planted by 7,125 entrants.

2010 Entries by StateAffiliated StatesAlabama 23

Arkansas 148

Colorado 93

Georgia 132

Illinois 922

Indiana 210

Iowa 842

Kansas 244

Kentucky 174

Louisiana 97

Maryland 85

Michigan 537

Minnesota 547

Mississippi 132

Missouri 241

Nebraska 764

New York 85

North Carolina 105

North Dakota 64

Ohio 431

Oklahoma 36

Pennsylvania 80

South Carolina 78

South Dakota 250

Tennessee 184

Texas 126

Virginia 57

Wisconsin 125

Unaffiliated States 313

Total Entrants 7125

2010 Entries by Class*# of

EntriesWinning

YieldA Non-Irrigated 1051 306.4915

AA Non-Irrigated 2362 299.8387

A No-Till/Strip-Till Non-Irrigated 774 293.6559

AA No-Till/Strip-Till Non-Irrigated 611 299.6667

No-Till/Strip-Till Irrigated 769 368.444

Ridge-Till Non-Irrigated 110 298.8566

Ridge-Till Irrigated 246 292.2513

Irrigated 1179 341.0027

No Class Marked 23

Total 7125

All Entrants Winners

Average Yield (bu) 217.64 301.72Planting Population 33,460 36,246Harvest Population 32,171 35,758

Nitrogen (lbs) 198.92 258.54Phosphorus (lbs) 71.55 74.42Potassium (lbs) 101.70 69.25Trace Minerals 30.60% 54.17%Manure 16.31% 25.00%

Fall 17.61% 16.67%Spring Preplant 42.15% 50.00%At Planting 41.12% 50.00%Sidedress 47.42% 45.83%Starter 57.94% 66.67%Nitrogen/bu. (lbs) 0.88 0.86Incorporated 73.50% 70.83%Surface Applied 42.54% 50.00%

Soil Test 59.51% 45.83%

Corn 21.71% 37.50%Soybeans 48.63% 45.83%Wheat 6.69% 4.17%Alfalfa/Hay 2.02% 4.17%Other 20.95% 8.33%

** Fertilizer (lbs.) include only chemical fertilizer – no N/P/K from manure included. Percentages are based on number of entrants reporting.

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