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best hybrids ever.
3378
By going with 3378, you can be sure your corn will
stand up to the hardships of the toughest growing
seasons. Outstanding staygreen, good tolerance to
prevalent diseases and excellent standability make
3378 one heck of a defensive hybrid. And strong
emergence and early vigor mean it’s also a prime
candidate for reduced tillage. On most soil types and
under a wide variety of conditions, 3378 will come
through with the returns you’re after.
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3358
Growers in the east are going to be harvesting a lot
of grain when they plant this outstanding hybrid. In
498 side-by-side comparisons over three years, 3358
averaged 7.2 bushels per acre more than the com
petition. Take a yield advantage like that together
with excellent tolerance to leaf and stalk disease,
ease of combining and good grain texture, and
you’ve got one great performer.
3184
Here is a hybrid that’s made a lot of friends. 3184
adapts to most any soil type and farming practice
and shows a high rating for seedling vigor, drought
tolerance and stalk quality. But what you’ll really
like are the top-notch yields you get from this
dependable producer. In good years and not-so-good,
3184 still puts out the yields. The superior perform
ance of 3184 makes it a “must plant” hybrid for this
season.
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