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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-476CR2 works very well on mixed soils from the Bootheel of Missouri on through the Delta.
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HT-6341 is a true dual-purpose hybrid with tremendous top end yield punch.
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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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HT-7381 Seldom does extremely high yield potential and consistency come in the same package as it does in HT-7381.
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HT-7516 is designed to work south of I-80 all the way to the gulf. It will bring in very high yields in better situations and still has some stress tolerance for more difficult places. The hybrid has very good grain quality and its plant type is big enough to put up some good silage tonnage too. A good number to push yields on a variety of soils.
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HT-7803 If you keep in mind that this hybrid was built for extreme yield levels and treat it accordingly, you will love it.
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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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HT-7026 is an absolute top yielding hybrid that also performs under heat and drought. As an added benefit this one can handle wet soils too. If you are in high yield environments under higher management, this is the one you want. But if you are in tougher conditions and need to pull back the populations this is still the one you want.
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HT-7486 Perhaps our highest yielding hybrid. It really puts a lot of dry corn in the bin. A big plant with stalks and roots, that responds to high yield environments. HT-7486 is quick out of the ground but resists greensnap. It’s a beautiful hybrid that can even collect food grade premiums.
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HT-7302 Perhaps is a hybrid that becomes a favorite across a wide area. It’s a unique blend of diverse genetics that make it a top performer in so many regions, populations and fertility levels. A balanced number that keeps it at the top of the performance curve in good years and tough.
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GHT-947 An exciting line for yield, standability and Head Scab resistance. It’s a beautiful variety that also offers good test weight. The solid agronomic package allows it to go a lot of places and turn in top results. This is a great choice for double-crop due to its maturity and medium-short straw height.
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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.