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GT-375CLL. The most remarkable thing about the variety is its very high yield potential.
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GT-428CLL is a high yielding liberty bean in an aggressive growing plant.
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GT-427CR2 This is an early group IV that works from Kansas to Maryland and from Illinois to the Delta.
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GT-543CGS has a great combination of agronomic tolerances and of course yield.
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GT-372CR2 works well from the mid-west to the Atlantic ocean posting impressive yields marks all across the way.
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GT-3810X Plant this one for yield and enjoy all the other benefits.
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GT-4540XS A very versatile number for the southern Midwest, Delta and back East.
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GT-293CLL There are so many soil borne diseases that plague high yielding soybean fields. GT-293 CLL is the variety you want to handle those issues and bring in maximum production. A late II with top yields and is durable under pressure.
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GT-452CLL has a huge area it covers with top performance. With high yields from the mid-west through the Delta and on out to the east coast this is the Liberty to plant. Its adaptability is due in part to its strong emergence and broad canopy. The performance is carried further by its strong disease ratings.
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GT-4782B is a high yielding variety that can stand some adverse conditions. It carries a great phytophthora package along with durability against frog eye, stem canker, and SDS. The plant has a good balance of overall size and standability.
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GT-3325X is a tall, wide plant that canopies the wide rows and stands up in the narrow rows. At the same time it carries a good disease package and stress tolerance. Overall you get a variety you can count on to post consistently high yields on many soil types.
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GT-3926X has the genetics behind it for consistently high production year after year. It will do well in multiple row widths, different population settings and varying soil types. It has stress tolerance and high yield capabilities. A variety that will make you happy you have on the farm.
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GT-4231XS This is an interesting variety. It beats all the racehorses for yield, but it is built into a large defensive plant type. The pedigree on it explains part of the story as it comes from some of our most successful lines ever. More of the reasons are explained in the agronomics. A lot of performance packed into one variety.
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GT-4721X This is the one you want for clays. Big plant that canopies quick and flat out yields. It races up out of the ground to get the season started, and has a pretty good disease package to protect yield potential. It can certainly stand some abuse but can also hit new yield levels.
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GT-2954XS A top yielding number that can perform across the farm.
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GT-3600X Raising the bar on yield is what this one does best, and it does it over many environments.
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GT-4628X The tawny Xtend bean you’ve been looking for on mixed to clay soils to deliver consistently huge yields.
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GT-4809X Tremendous yield potential in a very unique genetic package.
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A super-high yielding conventional late group II. It adapts well to many different soil types and planting practices.
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GT-4012LLG27 A strong yielding line with some of the best Frog Eye protection in the industry.
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This is that rare soybean that works on clays and loams alike with tremendous results.
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This is the bean everyone wants. It stands, it yields, and it works wherever you put it.
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GT-4828X Impressive yield potential on Delta clay soils and back East.
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GT-4289E A soybean that works well from the Midwest through the South. GT-4289E is a yield leader in the early group IV maturity. It has the height you need for clay soils and stands strong, even on the loam soils of the south. It offers Frogeye tolerance and Stem Canker resistance.
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GT-4692ES This bean has a lock on high yields but also has strong consistency. It is best suited for the clay soils due to its height and ruggedness. It supports the yield with good Frogeye and Stem Canker protection along with moderate Metribuzin tolerance and is an excluder for salt.