Evaluate Your Crop Insights For Next Year's Product Selections

STEPHEN TROESSER 

 MISSOURI

 As this year's harvest gets underway, it's an optimal time to get an early start on planning for next year. Proactive planning for next year’s crop can help lock in the best prices on the products that cater to your unique field conditions, thereby amplifying the potential for increased yield.

 There is no one-size-fits-all product for every field. Each farm and field boasts unique challenges and conditions that demand bespoke solutions for maximizing yield. A comprehensive understanding of your land, gained through soil tests and field evaluations, forms the foundation of these decisions.

 Channel farmers have access to an unmatched resource to help gather and process this information: their Channel Seedsman. These experts harness the power of the Climate FieldView™ platform to gather and interpret key field information. This data is delivered in the form of a Custom Crop Report, paving the way for an in-depth analysis of field performance.

 Armed with the insights from this data, the Seedsman provides guidance in selecting the right products for your fields. Channel^® seed brand has an extensive range of rigorously tested products. The diverse field conditions under which these products are tested inspire confidence in farmers, assuring them they are investing in the optimal solution for their unique needs.

 Utilizing field data when proactively planning for next year’s crop is crucial in maximizing yields. With the support of Channel seed brand, you can make informed decisions that result in a bountiful harvest. 

 As we enter harvest in Missouri, farmers can work with their Seedsman to prepare for next year. Evaluation of products prior to and during harvest is the best time of the year to make product decisions for the upcoming year.  This time of year is also an opportune time to discuss with your local seedsman new products that might have a place on your operation to either complement or replace products you are currently using.   

For more information about crop development and field evaluations, contact your local Channel Seedsman or refer to the Agronomy Library at cropscience.bayer.us/brands/channel. ∆

 STEVEN TROESSER: Channel Technical Agronomist