The relative ease of planting corn bred with resistance to over-the-top herbicide sprays and pests made GM corn feel like a no-brainer...but is it?
The relative ease of planting corn bred with resistance to over-the-top herbicide sprays and pests made GM corn feel like a no-brainer...but is it?
Take a closer look at the ever-expanding range of F2F Genetics Network™ corn hybrids available for the 2021 growing season.
Members of the F2F Genetics Network™ team share their perspectives and insights on the seed portfolio for the 2021 growing season.
Minnesota farmer Mitch Thompson explains why he chose to grow conventional corn this year and how that decision is looking so far.
At Farmer2Farmer V, we gave farmers a closer look at F2F Genetics Network seed and how it can help maximize profit potential next growing season.
Joining a farmer-focused seed network gives you access to accelerated seed innovation and new genetics at a lower cost, direct to farm.
Dennis Anderson farms in the Flint Hills of eastern Kansas. He farms a wide variety of crops, including corn, soybeans, wheat and milo, and utilizes cover crops as well. He is also interested in soil health and has been farming no-till for 15-20 years. He
Without good genetics, you won’t be able to grow your best crop. While higher prices may make us feel like we’re getting more in the bag, that isn’t always the case.
Zack Johnson is a fifth generation farmer, still working many of the same west-central Minnesota fields his great-great-grandfather did 143 years ago. Today, Zack and his father farm 2,600 acres of corn and soybeans. He also has a strong social media foll
Ohio farmer John Heitkamp talks about his experience switching to conventional corn hybrids over the past several years, and his plan to stick with conventional corn to help improve his farm's seed corn ROI.