The Soybean Cyst Nematode can be the silent killer for soybeans with up to 30% yield loss occurring without obvious symptons. The Midwest’s Cyst Specialist at NuTech Seed, has dedicated over thirty years of research and breeding to developing cyst resistant beans. I am truly excited about the release of 7186 RR Peking. After many years of using PI88.788 as our main source for cyst resistance, it is time to change the source of resistance by planting NuTech 7186 Peking soybeans. I planted 7186 this spring and they look fantastic!

We have been very impressed with 3099 Vistive; it yielded with or above our non-vistive beans last year. In the 2007 UNL yield trials, 3099 dominated the competition non-vistive varieties, so planting 100% of our bean acres to vistive was an easy decision to make.

I like the flexibility of NuTech 7443. They can be planted on any soil type and you can feel confident they will perform even under tougher conditions.

NuTech’s 0686 is a powerhouse yielder when your combine hits this soybean. Place this on your best producing ground, and it will reward you. This variety has great stress tolerance and lateral branching, but keep it off your high pH ground.

The 484 family has literally rewritten the book on yield for maturity in an 84-day corn. In every plot the genetics of 484 blew away the competition. Now we have made the great even greater with the addition of Monsanto’s outstanding Vector Technology. If you like a corn with dark green color, good test weight, early drydown, high yield and the ability to perform in a wide range of soil conditions, 3T-484 is the corn for you. On your refuge acres 3A-484 is an excellent choice. This hybrid withstands pressure from European corn borer while providing the highest yields possible across a wide range of conditions.

The yield power of NuTech’s 3T-708 VT3 is already turning heads.
With higher yields and drier grain than DKC61-66 and dominating
yield compared to Midwest 76485, Illinois and Iowa corn farmers have
a hybrid ideally suited for maximum income from their most
productive fields.