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DeKalb Genuity Triple Stack Corn Hyrbrids Deliver Strong Yields Across the South

Tue, 17 Aug 2010 10:47:33 CDT

DeKalb Genuity Triple Stack Corn Hyrbrids Deliver Strong Yields Across the South


Armed with exclusive genetics and the industry’s latest technology to protect against important above-ground insect pests, including corn earworm, Southern farmers are reporting impressive yield results with their DEKALB Genuity VT Triple PRO corn.

Based on early harvest results, DEKALB Genuity VT Triple PRO corn is delivering an average yield advantage of 8 bushels per acre compared to corn hybrids without in-plant corn earworm control. The results are based on a many trial locations across Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia and Arkansas.

DEKALB Genuity VT Triple PRO offers advanced insect protection designed to protect corn and provide higher yield opportunity. It provides dual modes of action to protect against ear-feeding insects such as corn earworm, which is extremely difficult for farmers to effectively control with insecticides. The technology also offers the first insect refuge reduction in the Cotton Belt – from 50 percent to 20 percent – resulting in the opportunity for higher whole-farm yield.

Losing just three kernels per ear to corn earworms can equal one bushel of yield loss per acre. With heavy corn earworm pressure in parts of the South this season, many farmers are seeing very good ear protection in their DEKALB Genuity VT Triple PRO corn.

“The combination of exclusive DEKALB genetics and advanced trait technology provides farmers with a proven line of defense against corn earworm with a broad spectrum of above- and below-ground insect protection,” said Jason Hoag, DEKALB Marketing Manager. “The result is superior protection, consistent performance and increased confidence.”


   

 

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