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CORN

Desirable Hybrid characteristics

Yield- Yield consistency.

Early Season vigor – Strip till and no till seedbeds, in furrow pop-up fertilizer will be applied.

Plant health- Hybrids recommended for corn on corn acres must have above average GLS tolerance. Goss’s bacterial wilt ratings will also be used in selections.

Greensnap- All recommended hybrids should have above average to superior ratings for greensnap.

Ear shank integrity- Hybrids submitted for consideration should not have known weakness’s associated with ear shank strength which compromise ear attachment or dry matter accumulation of the ear.

Late Season Intactness – All hybrids should have excellent staygreen and harvest appearance. Frequently post harvest corn residues are used for grazing research projects. It is imperative that selected hybrids have superior harvest intactness.

SOYBEAN

All Soybean Varieties submitted for consideration should have the following characteristics:

- High yield potential

- Medium bush plant structure with good to excellent standability.

- Good to Excellent ratings for SDS

- SCN resistance

- Good to Excellent ratings for phytophthora

- Shattering resistance

- Pre inoculated & treated seed, both fungicide and insecticide.

Soils –

Primary soil type of the individual fields is a Crete silt loam with 0 to 1% slopes; this soil is moderately well drained. Several fields include a percentage of a Hastings silt loam variant.

Hastings silt loam areas tend to have 3 to 6% slopes and are well drained.

Most fields also have pockets of Butler and/or Fillmore silt loams. These soils are poor to very poorly drained. Individual field descriptions will note if there is a significant portion of poorly drained soils in the field.

For more detailed soil descriptions, the legal description and latitude-longitude for each field have been provided and fields may be viewed on the internet at:

http://websoilsurvey.sc.egov.usda.gov

Nutrient management-

UNL recommendations are used for determining nutrient applications.

Individual field descriptions will indicate primary N source and the most recent soil test data on P, K, Mg, Ca, and Na. Soil pH, CEC, OM% is also provided.

Phosphorus is applied at maintenance levels as required. Most phosphorus is supplied by periodical applications of manure.

GMO’s-

Events not approved for export should not be bid.

Planter –

John Deere Max Emerge vacuum planter, 30” rows, equipped with ProMax 40 flat metering discs. Central commodity system (CCS).

Unless otherwise specified, most seedbeds are prepared with striptill unit.

CORN ACRES

USMARC Field #34A & 36B 262 pivot irrigated acres. A 102 - 105 RM RIB dual purpose or silage hybrid with above and below ground insect protection and herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). Early silage harvest fields. Preceding crop: corn

Field 36B has a large pocket of poorly drained soil.

36B - SE1/4, Section 7-6N-7W 40.499, -98.151 decimal degrees

34A – SE1/4, Section 31-7N-7W 40.536, -98.151 decimal degrees

36B- P-43.5 ppm, K-314 ppm, Mg-269 ppm, Ca-2163 ppm, Na-34.25 ppm, S-8.5 ppm, Z-1.2 ppm, OM-3.0%, pH-6.5 CEC-16.25 meq/100g

34A - P205-62.25 ppm, K-248 ppm, Mg- 289 ppm, Ca-2,357 ppm, Na-37.75 ppm, S-23 ppm Z-2 ppm, OM-3%, pH- 6.7, CEC- 14.75 meq/100g

Preplant N source will be 32% applied via strip till. Postemerge N (32%) will be applied via sidedress and/or chemigation. Field 24D is a fall 19’ manure application site.

Recommended hybrid: ____________________________________________________

Recommended planting population (irrigated): __________ #80K count bags: _______

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

Price/80,000 CT: __________________ Total field seed cost: __________________

Comments: ______________________________________________________________

USMARC Field # 33C & 13D. 260 pivot irrigated acres. A 108 to 110 RM RIB dual purpose hybrid with above and below ground insect protection and herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). 2021 planned silage harvest. Preceding crop: corn.

Large percentage of both fields is somewhat poorly drained.

33C – NW ¼ Sec 30-7N-7W 40.543, -98.161 decimal degrees

13D – NW ¼ Section 28-7N-7W 40.55, -98.123 decimal degrees

33C – P205- 44.5 ppm, K- 258.5 ppm, Mg- 301 ppm, Ca- 2719 ppm, Na-50.5 ppm, S-9.25 ppm Z-1.325 ppm, OM- 2.9 %, pH- 7, CEC- 16.75 meq/100g

13D- P-86 ppm, K-356 ppm, Mg-321 ppm, Ca-2488 ppm, Na-36.2 ppm, S-12.5 ppm, Z-1.95 ppm, OM-3.13 %, pH-7.0 CEC-16.25 meq/100g sidedress and/or chemigation.

Recommended hybrid: ____________________________________________________

Recommended planting population (irrigated): __________ #80K count bags: _______

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

Price/80,000 CT: __________________ Total field seed cost: __________________

Comments: ______________________________________________________________

USMARC Field #’s 34CD & 23C. 265 pivot irrigated acres. A 105 to 108 RM RIB hybrid with above ground insect protection (must include Vip3A protein) and herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). Likely 2021 will be harvested as grain. Preceding crop soybeans with a cereal rye cover. These fields will be late planted (late May, early June) after cereal rye is harvested as ryelage.

23C – SW1/4 Section 29-7N-7W 40.543, -98.142 decimal degrees

34CD - ©W ½ Sec 31-7N-7W 40.533, -98.160 decimal degrees

23C- P-65.25ppm, K-176 ppm, Mg-289 ppm, Ca-2819ppm, Na-40 ppm, S-10.25 ppm, Z-1.625 ppm, OM-3.15 %, pH-6.85, CEC-17 meq/100g

34CD - P-67.5 ppm, K-327 ppm, Mg- 288 ppm, Ca-2607 ppm, Na-48 ppm, S-10.7 ppm, Z-2.6 ppm, OM-2.8 %, pH- 6.7, CEC- 16.5 meq/100g

Preplant N source will be 32% applied via strip till. Postemerge N (32%) will be applied via sidedress and/or chemigation.

Recommended hybrid: ____________________________________________________

Recommended planting population (irrigated): __________ #80K count bags: _______

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

Price/80,000 CT: __________________ Total field seed cost: ___________________

USMARC Field #44A & 44CD. 268 pivot irrigated acres. A 111 - 113 RM RIB dual purpose hybrid with above and below ground insect protection and herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). Harvested as silage or grain in 2021. Preceding crop: corn for grain.

44CD – ©W ½ Sec 36-7N-8W 40.532, -98.18 decimal degrees

44A - NE1/4 Sec 36-7N-8W 40.536, -98.17 decimal degrees

Both fields have significant pocket(s) of somewhat poorly drained soils.

44CD - P-75 ppm, K-346 ppm, Mg- 300 ppm, Ca-2608 ppm, Na-50.5 ppm, S-10.25 ppm Z-1.83 ppm, OM-3.1 %, pH- 7.1, CEC- 16.5 meq/100g

44A - P-104 ppm, K-406ppm, Mg-288ppm, Ca-2315 ppm, Na-37 ppm, S-10 ppm OM-2.8%, pH-6.5, CEC-15.5 meq/100g

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

USMARC Field #’s 13C & 65A. 250 pivot irrigated acres. A 115 to 118 RM RIB hybrid with above ground insect protection and herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). Planned grain acres in 2021. Preceding crop: annual forage for grazing purposes.

65A – NE1/4, Sec 3-6-8W 40.521, -98.208 decimal degrees

13C - SW ¼ of Section 28-7-7W 40.543, -98.123 decimal degrees

Field 13C predominately somewhat poorly drained soil.

13C- P-49.5 ppm, K-302 ppm, Mg-ppm, Ca-ppm, Na-ppm, S-ppm Z-ppm, OM-3.13%, pH-6., CEC-meq/100g

65A- P-53.5 ppm, K-305 ppm, Mg-276 ppm, Ca-2508 ppm, Na-54.25 ppm, S-10 ppm, Z-1.1 ppm, OM-3%, pH-6.6, CEC-16.2 meq/100g

Preplant N source will be 32% applied via strip till. Postemerge N (32%) will be applied via sidedress and/or chemigation.

Recommended hybrid: ____________________________________________________

Recommended planting population (irrigated): __________ #80K count bags: _______

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

USMARC Field’s 35CD & 43D. 330 gravity irrigated acres. A 112 to 114 RM RIB Hybrid with above ground insect protection (must include Vip3A protein) and with herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). Likely picked for grain in 2021. Preceding crop: soybean.

35C – SW1/4+ Sec. 6-7N-7W 40.515, -98.16 decimal degrees

43D – NW 100 acres, Sec 25-7N-8W 40.551, -98.179 decimal degrees

35C- P-86 ppm, K-456 ppm, Mg-375 ppm, Ca-3027 ppm, Na-42 ppm, S-14.3 ppm, Z-.9 ppm, OM-2.53%, pH-7, CEC-19.6 meq/100g

43D - P-121 ppm, K-516 ppm, Mg- 293 ppm, Ca-2705 ppm, Na-43.4 ppm, S-9 ppm Z-2.06 ppm, OM-2.38%, pH- 7.12, CEC- 17.4 meq/100g

Preplant N source will be Urea broadcast applied. Postemerge N (32%) will be applied via sidedress and/or high clearance liquid applicator.

Recommended hybrid: ____________________________________________________

Recommended planting population (irrigated): __________ #80K count bags: _______

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

USMARC Field #’s 18D & 34B. 264 pivot irrigated acres. A 116 to 120 RM RIB Hybrid with above ground insect protection (preference for Vip3A protein) and herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). Likely picked for grain in 2021. Preceding crop: 18D-annual grass forage for grazing purposes, 34B - alfalfa.

18D – NW1/4 Section 21-6N-7W 40.478, -98.123 decimal degrees

34B - SE ¼ Sec. 31-7N-7W 40.499, -98.151 decimal degrees

18D- P-51 ppm, K-345 ppm, Mg-318 ppm, Ca-2696 ppm, Na-64.25 ppm, S-14.75ppm Z-.1.58 ppm, OM-3.53%, pH-6.75, CEC-17.25 meq/100g

34B - P205-54.5 ppm, K-291 ppm, Mg- 312 ppm, Ca-2,531 ppm, Na-56.5 ppm, S-12.25 ppm Z-1.3 ppm, OM-3%, pH- 6.7, CEC- 16.5 meq/100g

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

USMARC Field #’s 74D, 27CE & E1/2 of 84A. 282 pivot irrigated acres. A 113 to 115 RM RIB hybrid with above and below ground insect protection and herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). Likely harvested as grain in 2021. Preceding crop: corn for grain.

74D - NW1/4, Sec 34-7N-8W 40.536, -98.237 decimal degrees

27CE – E1/2 of the SW1/4 of Sec.17-6N-7W 40.485, -98.141 decimal degrees

84A – NE120, Sec 32-7N-6W 40.535, -98.244 decimal degrees

74D- P-75 ppm, K-689 ppm, Mg-337 ppm, Ca-1932 ppm, Na-31.2 ppm, S-11.75 ppm, Z-2.4 ppm, OM-3.425 %, pH-6.5 CEC-15.25 meq/100g

27CE- P-57 ppm, K-577 ppm, Mg-266 ppm, Ca-1637 ppm, Na-21 ppm, S-10.6 ppm, Z-1.5 ppm, OM-3.97 %, pH-5.67 CEC- 16.33 meq/100g

84A- P-47 ppm, K-578 ppm, Mg-351 ppm, Ca-2114 ppm, Na-23 ppm, S-13 ppm, Z-2.53 ppm, OM-3.3%, pH-6.6 CEC-15 meq/100g

Recommended hybrid: ____________________________________________________

Recommended planting population (irrigated): __________ #80K count bags: _______

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

USMARC Field #’s 36CD & 36A. 250 irrigated acres. A 108 to 110 RM RIB hybrid with above ground insect protection and herbicide tolerance (glyphosate and/or glufosinate). Likely harvested as grain in 2021. Preceding crop: 36CD, perennial cover and 36A was sorghum sudan for grazing purposes.

Field 36CD will be planted into a strip tilled perennial legume cover crop. Recommended corn hybrid should have superior early season vigor and growth.

36CD – ©W1/2 Section 7-6N-7W 40.503, -98.161 decimal degrees

36A – NE1/4, Section 7-6-7W 40.507, -98.151 decimal degrees

36CD- P-49ppm, K-327ppm, Mg- 283ppm, Ca-2249ppm, Na-64ppm, S-23.75ppm, Z-3.38ppm, OM-3.08%, pH-6.4 CEC-.15.75meq/100g

36A- P-58 ppm, K-395 ppm, Mg-335 ppm, Ca- 2547 ppm, Na-59.75 ppm, S-37.25 ppm, Z-1.6 ppm, OM-3.3%, pH-6.4, CEC-17 meq/100g

Recommended hybrid: ____________________________________________________

Recommended planting population (irrigated): __________ #80K count bags: _______

Seed treatment: ___________________ Recommended grain harvest MC%: ______

SOYBEANS

USMARC Field #’s 35B & 33D. 252 pivot irrigated acres, 18 acres rainfed acres. Soybean variety with Enlist weed control technology. 2.0 to 2.4 relative maturity. Soybeans will be planted late (late May, early June) no till drilled into cereal rye stubble. 15” row spacing.

35B – SE1/4, Section 6-6N-7W 40.514, -98.151 decimal degrees

33D – NW1/4, section 30-7N-7W 40.55, -98.161 decimal degrees

35B - P-40.5 ppm, K-384 ppm, Mg-489 ppm, Ca-3525 ppm, Na-66.5 ppm, S-10 ppm, Z-1.2 ppm, OM-3.15%, pH-6.5 CEC-23 meq/100g

33D - P205- 85.5 ppm, K- 231 ppm, Mg-319 ppm, Ca- 2936 ppm, Na- 51.25 ppm, S-9.5 ppm

Z-2.02 ppm, OM- 3.0%, pH- 6.9, CEC- 18.25 meq/100g

Recommended Variety _____________ Recommended planting population: ______

Seed treatment: ___________________

# 140K count units: _______ Price/140,000 CT: ________ Total field seed cost:________

USMARC Field #’s 33B & 24D. 260 irrigated acres. R2 Soybeans with Xtend Technology. 3.0 to 3.2 relative maturity. Soybeans will be no till drilled into grazed corn stubble. 15” row spacing.

33B - SE1/4, Section 30-7N-7W 40.543, -98.151 decimal degrees

24D – NW1/4, Sec. 32-7N-7W 40.536, -98.142 decimal degrees

33B - P-34.3 ppm, K-216 ppm, Mg-385 ppm, Ca- 2847 ppm, Na-60 ppm, S- 9.3 ppm, OM-2.8%, pH- 6.5, CEC- 15.8 meq/100g

24D - P-29.5 ppm, K-329 ppm, Mg-353 ppm, Ca-2443 ppm, Na-32 ppm, S-13.2ppm, Z- 1.35 ppm, OM-3.8%, pH-6, CEC-18.3 meq/100g

Recommended Variety _____________ Recommended planting population: ______

Seed treatment: ___________________

USMARC Field # 35D. 100 gravity irrigated acres. Soybean variety with Enlist weed control technology, 2.6 to 2.8 relative maturity. Soybeans will be planted on a strip till seedbed, 30” row spacing.

35D – NW 100 Sec. 6-7N-7W -98.16 40.522 decimal degrees

35D- P-34 ppm, K-310 ppm, Mg-294 ppm, Ca-2509 ppm, Na-39 ppm, S- 20 ppm, Z- 1 ppm, OM-2.4 %, pH-7.13, CEC-16 meq/100g

Recommended Variety _____________ Recommended planting population: ______

Seed treatment: ___________________

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