2015 Prairie Brand Soybeans

Top Products For 2015

1822R2 1.8 RM

• Grower plot top 3 finish– IA: Titonka, Lake Park– MN: Glenville, Walnut Grove

• State trials top 20% yield– ICPT: Maynard

Positioning Notes:Nice line: will remind you of 1722R2 – clean down the rowConsistency across all soil types – will move south better than 1794R2Good defense: BSR, SWM, IDCAvoid SDS prone soilsHighest yield of 1.5-1.8 RM products in 2014

1947R2 1.9 RM

• Grower plot top 3 finish– IA: Remsen, Titonka, Floyd, Greene,

Harris– MN: Walnut Grove, Madison, Sleepy

Eye– SD: Alexandria, Iroquois

• F.I.R.S.T. top 20% yield– IA: Algona, Osage– MN: Clinton, Glencoe, Jeffers,

Litchfield, New Richland– SD: Flandreau, Beresford, Howard– Region Summary: MNCE, MNSO,

SDEC

• State trials top 20% yeld– ICPT: Manly– SDSU: Miller, Bath

PositioningWow! Beats 2024R2’s westFull plant profile – fit for 30” rowsUse as your big gun for top end yield – acres coming off corn-corn-corn rotationNot much defenseOnly bean that outperformed 2024R2 consistently in 2014: +3 bu/ac west of I-35

1956R2 1.9 RM

• Grower plot top 3 finish:– IA: Sioux Rapids, Woden, Floyd,

Greene, Harris, Bancroft– MN: Walnut Grove

• F.I.R.S.T. top 20% yield– IA: New Hampton, Algona, Osage– MN: Jeffers, Clinton, Wabasso,

Glencoe, Kasson, New Richland– Region Summary: IANO Early,

MNSO

• State trials top 20% yield– ICPT: Nashua, Sutherland, Corwith,

Maynard– SDSU: Bath, Bancroft

Positioning NotesVERSATILE: plant everywhere

Medium tall plant Good BSR, IDC, SWM Handles stress

SDS tolerance is very average according to 2014 observationsCloser to 2.0 than 2024R2Vs. 2024R2

+1 bu/ac north of Hwy 18 -1 bu/ac south of hwy 18

2033R2 2.0 RM

• Grower plot top 3 finish– IA: Floyd, Bancroft– MN: Glenville

• Did not test extensively

PositioningCompetitive with 2024R2Great defense for wet disease prone ground

Makes a great companion for many products

Brings stability in disease areas

plant type can get branchy though

2188R2 2.1 RM

• Grower plot top 3 finish– IA: Remsen, Bancroft– MN: Glenville, Milroy

• F.I.R.S.T. top 20% yield– MN: New Richland, Kasson

• State trials top 20% yield– ICPT: Manly– SDSU: Miller, Geddes

Positioning NotesReplacement for 2099NRR2Great IDC tolerance for tough high pHWell-drained soilsAll row widthsGreat way to offer a diverse genetic package: 1947R2, 2024R2, 2188R2, 2230R2

2319R2 2.3 RM

• Grower plot top 3 finish– IA: Albert City, Kamrar, Adel,

Merrill, Lehigh– NE: Wakefield

• F.I.R.S.T. top 20% yield– IA: Laurens, Moorland– SD: Salem, Ethan, Gary– Region Summary: IANC Early

Positioning Notes:2419RR2 with SCN protection

Same yield this year, wait until a dry year – SCN more of a factor

Avoid crap soils• Put where 2419RR2 has

been successful• Soils with decent

productivity

2556R2 2.7 RM

Positioning Notes:Replacement for 2468R2Sell against AG2433Big plant – good for soils where you need above average heightSDS tolerance is suspect

2014 observations were below average

May limit its use Central IA & east

Brand Yield

PB-2556R2 52.4

AG2433 51.8

PB-2484R2 51.4

2600R2 2.6 RM

• Grower plot top 3 finish– IA: Alta, Sioux Rapids, Kamrar,

Carroll, Merrill– NE: Wayne, Wakefield

• F.I.R.S.T. top 20% finish– IA: Hartley, Galva– SD: Salem– Region Summary: IANW Full

• State top 20% yield– Missouri Valley, Corwith, Lowden

Positioning NotesVery good standabilityDoes carry some SCN resistance: use on soils with very light to no SCN population densityWet soils – no tillGood results west although it does work central & east as wellReplacement for 2668R2’s going forward?Yield leader: 2-3 bu/ac better than 2668R2

Disease CoverageBSR IDCPRR SCNSDS SWM

N-Hibit (harpin protein)

N-Hibit 1 Trifoliate ahead Check

N-HibitNon N-Hibit