The ones that get talked about.
3478
It’s rare to find a hybrid in the
114 day maturity range that
yields as well as 3475. In fact, it
even outyields many hybrids of
later maturity. But yields aren’t
the only reason to plant 3475. It
also offers excellent tolerance to
drought, resists leaf diseases like
Northern Leaf Blight and Eyespot,
and produces strong stalks and
sturdy roots. First introduced in
1984, 3475 ’s acceptance has been
overwhelming. Plant some and
see why.
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3388
This hybrid has proven itself as
the yield leader for its maturity. In
this area, 3352 holds a significant
yield advantage against competi
tive hybrids. Now, that kind of
performance speaks for itself. But
besides yields, 3358 has very good
emergence and early vigor along
with excellent stay green and leaf
disease resistance against North
ern and Southern Leaf Blights,
Eyespot and Gray Leafspot. This
hybrid is going to surprise a lot
of folks.
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3298 New!
When put to the test, this new
hybrid outyields the competition.
By 7.8 bushels per acre in 676
side-by-side yield checks to be spe
cific. And that’s just over the last
year. Very good emergence, early
vigor, large ears and tall plants are
just a few of the hardy agronomic
traits of 3295. It even has ade
quate resistance to most common
diseases.
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