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Leader Corn Products

P0075AM

CRM: 100 Silk CRM: 103 GDUs to Silk: 1280 Phy. CRM: 104 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2500

Summary:

High yielding hybrid with flexibility in placement on the farm
Brings top-end yield and exceptional overall stress tolerance
Shorter plant stature and low ear placement with strong stalks and roots late season
Improvement in overall plant health, most notably GLS tolerance
Outstanding drought tolerance and very good southern movement for its maturity

P0574AM

CRM: 105 Silk CRM: 104 GDUs to Silk: 1300 Phy. CRM: 108 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2600

Summary:

An Optimum® AcreMax® 105 CRM hybrid with stability and outstanding top end yield potential.
High populations recommended in order to achieve top-end yields
Offers above average stress emergence for reliable stand establishment
Short plant height with good stalks and excellent roots
Slightly below average gray leaf spot resistance. May benefit from a foliar fungicide in environments with high disease

P0574

CRM: 105 Silk CRM: 104 GDUs to Silk: 1300 Phy. CRM: 108 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2600

Summary:

An Optimum® AcreMax® 105 CRM hybrid with stability and outstanding top end yield potential.
High populations recommended in order to achieve top-end yields
Offers above average stress emergence for reliable stand establishment
Short plant height with good stalks and excellent roots
Slightly below average gray leaf spot resistance. May benefit from a foliar fungicide in environments with high disease

P0720AM

CRM: 107 Silk CRM: 106 GDUs to Silk: 1320 Phy. CRM: 109 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2630

Summary:

High yielding, stress tolerant hybrid to serve as companion hybrid to P0825AM on the farm
Outstanding performance in heavy clay soils and in low yield environments
Exceptional drought tolerance
Very strong stalks and roots allows for delayed harvest
Above average NCLB tolerance, but slightly below average tolerance to GLS

P0806AM

CRM: 108 Silk CRM: 109 GDUs to Silk: 1360 Phy. CRM: 109 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2630

Summary:

High yielding leader product for the high productivity, high management acre
Best suited for well drained soils and high nitrogen management
Average plant height, ear height, and late season stalks
Below average staygreen, rapid senescence, and quick drydown allows for early harvest
Avoid planting into cool, wet soils due to below average stress emergence

P0977

CRM: 109 Silk CRM: 110 GDUs to Silk: 1370 Phy. CRM: 108 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2600

Summary:

Outstanding drought tolerance for stress-prone acres
Highly recommended for fields which tend to average below 220 bpa
Strong performance on poorly-drained clay soils
Good stalk strength with very good mid-season brittle stalk resistance
Moderate resistance to gray leaf spot and northern corn leaf blight
Below average late root strength

P1077AM

CRM: 110 Silk CRM: 111 GDUs to Silk: 1380 Phy. CRM: 108 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2600

Summary:

New high yielding genetics for the top-end yield environment
Agronomically sound hybrid that moves well across Illinois, Indiana, and into Ohio
Average plant and ear height with average foliar disease package
Strong late stalks and late roots allow for delayed harvest
Rapid drydown for a 110 day hybrid brings flexibility in the harvest window

P1197

CRM: 111 Silk CRM: 113 GDUs to Silk: 1400 Phy. CRM: 113 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2730

Summary:

Industry-leading yield potential and solid agronomics.
Thrives on productive soils with less risk of drought stress.
Sound agronomics! Favorable height with impressive stalks and staygreen.
Respectable roots and resistance to mid-season brittle stalk.
Above average resistance to NCLB; moderately resistant to GLS.

P1197AM

CRM: 111 Silk CRM: 113 GDUs to Silk: 1400 Phy. CRM: 113 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2730

Summary:

Industry-leading yield potential and solid agronomics.
Thrives on productive soils with less risk of drought stress.
Sound agronomics! Favorable height with impressive stalks and staygreen.
Respectable roots and resistance to mid-season brittle stalk.
Above average resistance to NCLB; moderately resistant to GLS.

P1359AM

CRM: 113 Silk CRM: 113 GDUs to Silk: 1400 Phy. CRM: 114 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2760

Summary:

Widely adapted leader hybrid with stable and consistent yields across the eastern corn belt
Industry leading yield when compared to hybrids at this maturity range
Delivers top-end yields in a range of yield environments. Moves well into our eastern clay soils.
Taller plant with strong stalks and roots, coupled with an above average foliar disease package

P1442

CRM: 114 Silk CRM: 110 GDUs to Silk: 1370 Phy. CRM: 111 GDUs to Phy. Mat.: 2680

Summary:

Widely adapted leader product with exciting yield potential and high test weight
Strong stalks with outstanding roots
Dependable drought tolerance allows placement on a wide range of soils
Potential yellow food corn
Slightly below average brittle stalk resistance

Leader Soybeans Products

P26T23E

Summary:

Very high yielding, offensive type variety with agronomic considerations
Does carry strong stress tolerance and yields well in low yield environments
Excellent emergence and late season standability
Average phytophthora field tolerance, average SDS tolerance, and poor white mold tolerance

P28T14E

Summary:

Outstanding harvest standability and tolerance to Frogeye Leaf Spot tolerance
Insufficient data to determine Phytophthora field tolerance and does not carry a Phytophthora resistance gene.
Has adequate tolerance to metribuzin, sulfentrazone and saflufenacil as well as high degree of tolerance to rimsulfuron under normal circumstances following labeled plant-back intervals.

P31T64E

Summary:

Companion variety for the stress acre
Best performance on the challenging, low fertility type soils
Excellent yield stability across years and across variable yield environments
Great emergence, late season standability, and foliar disease package

P35T15E

Summary:

Lead mid-group 3 variety for eastern Indiana and Ohio – tremendous eastern movement
Highly versatile variety that tops trials in all yield environments
Strong emergence and very good standability late season
Below average tolerance to white mold and frogeye leaf spot is a consideration

P33T60

Summary:

Top-end yield potential and excellent standability make it especially well suited to highly productive soils.
Excellent disease package including SCN resistance, Rps1c gene for Phytophthora resistance, and resistance to brown stem rot.
P33T60 has a very high protein content which could spur end-user demand for specialty markets.
Slightly below average sudden death syndrome tolerance; marginal white mold tolerance.

P35A41

Summary:

High yielding conventional variety
Moderate plant height with very good standability
Offers Phytophthora resistance via Rps1c gene
Highly tolerant to BSR with good SDS tolerance

P28A74PR

Summary:

New late group II Plenish high oleic soybean variety with very good yield potential and acceptable agronomics.
Peking resistance for areas with known SCN problems.
Strong emergence and great harvest standability.
Manage white mold.

P34A59PR

Summary:

Plenish Yield Leader that is also PEKING!
High yields combined with solid agronomic traits, Lead candidate for all yield environments
Stacked Phytophthora variety for Plenish acres
Outstanding SDS tolerance and average make this a very defensive soybean with high yield potential
Excellent Frogeye Tolerance

Leader Wheat Products

25R74

Wheat Type: SRWW Head Type: Awned Harvest Maturity: E Head Type: Awned

Summary:

Short awned variety with excellent yield potential, good test weight, and above average scab resistance.
Great option for planned double crop soybeans.
Early harvest maturity.
Excellent resistance to stripe rust and powdery mildew.
Minimum recommended seeding rate 1.4 million seeds per acre.
For optimum performance, plant on or up to two weeks after the fly free date.

25R50

Wheat Type: SRWW Head Type: Awnless Harvest Maturity: M Head Type: Awnless

Summary:

Outstanding yield potential in an awnless variety
Excellent standability with strong head scab tolerance
Minimum seeding rate recommended at 1.4 million seeds per acre
For best performance, plant on or up to 2 weeks after the fly free date
Not suited for low populations

25R77

Wheat Type: SRWW Head Type: Awned Harvest Maturity: E Head Type: Awned

Summary:

Resistant to predominant Hessian fly biotypes.
May benefit from timely application of fungicide when conditions favor leaf rust infection.
Consider a fungicide to manage head scab if conditions warrant.
Minimum recommended seeding rate 1.4 million seeds per acre. Yield potential significantly reduced at lower than recommended seeding rate.

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TESTED. PROVEN. READY.

CORN / SOYBEANS / WHEAT

Soybeans

Leader Corn Products

P0075AM

P0574AM

P0574

P0720AM

P0806AM

P0977

P1077AM

P1197

P1197AM

P1359AM

P1442

Leader Soybeans Products

P26T23E

P28T14E

P31T64E

P35T15E

P33T60

P35A41

P28A74PR

P34A59PR

Leader Wheat Products

25R74

25R50

25R77

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