Michigan Growing: Alfalfa Planting
Alfalfa Planting With the snow melting and planting season near, we will soon be implementing the crop plans that we’ve decided on through the winter months. All crops deserve attention …
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DF Seeds is here for you in the fight against Phytophthora Root Rot
Most of you have had to deal with phytophthora root rot (PRR) before. It is a disease that we see most years, especially on those heavier, wetter soils and untiled …
DFender Seed Treatment
The DF Seeds Difference: DFender Seed treatment. Seed treatments are a proven way to protect your seed investment from early season threats. DF seeds has our own DFender seed treatment …
DF260 N wins non-GMO category
DF260 N wins non-GMO category with 2021 MSA Yield Contest. Check out the 2021 MSA Yield Contest winners here. Luke Gentz from St. Joseph County won the non-GMO category at …
Michigan grown
Meet the team at DF Seeds Agriculture is big business in Michigan. It’s a $7.3 billion industry that produces everything from commodity crops to fruits and vegetables. In a state …
Great Lakes Crop Summit
Stop by our booth during the Great Lakes Crop Summit, January 26-27, 2022 at the Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort in Mount Pleasant, MI.
DF 6269 N LLGT27 #1 in MSU Central RR Late Trial
Michigan State soybean variety trials are finalized. DF 6269 NLLGT27 is the #1 Roundup Ready® soybean (2.3-3.1 maturity). Not only does DF 6269 NLLGT27 have the top averaged yield but it …
DF Seeds invites you to your 2021 Product Performance Update
When: Friday December 17th with a 9:00 am kickoff and concluding with lunch Where: AgroLiquid Conference Center, 3055 W. M-21, St. Johns, MI 48879 Event details: Review the 2021 performance …
Life in a time of glyphosate scarcity
Some brands of glyphosate will be in short supply for the near future, as well as glufosinate. These shortages may affect your herbicide decisions for a few seasons. Learn more …
Prevent Insect Pressure with Vigilant Scouting
November means the end of the growing season with harvest right around the corner. However, soybean fields still are at risk to some insect pressure that we should be scouting …
