I4809VT2PRO

2023 Plot Results
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CHU
2950
Yield BU/AC
247.00
$/Acre
1512.63
Cooperator
Jonathan Ryan
Location
Noyan, QC
Plot ID
138739
Plot Type
Strip
Regional Mgr
Keith Brimner
Soil Type
Sandy Loam
Drainage
Well Drained
Irrigation
No
Row Width
30.00
Dealer
AGROCENTRE - FARNHAM
Population
35,000
Previous Crop
Soybeans
Planting Date
05/11/2023
Harvest Date
10/26/2023
Brand Variety
Check
Harvest Population
Moisture
Yield
Test Weight
$/Acre*
Corn Stalk Lodging
Corn Root Lodging
Rank
Pioneer P0035Q False 18
NK Brand NK0243-D False 33500 27.6 230.1 53.2 1379.68 10
Croplan CP4265VT2P/RIB False 34000 24.5 243.0 53.4 1487.16 5
NK Brand EXP False 32000 25.8 210.9 53.2 1280.35 17
Pioneer P9845PCE False 34500 25.6 257.0 53.6 1561.53 1
Pickseed PS2991VT2PRIB False 35000 23.2 215.1 55.3 1327.60 14
Croplan CP3980VT2P/RIB False 33000 22.6 227.1 53.2 1407.11 11
PRIDE I4809VT2PRO False 32500 24.4 247.0 53.9 1512.63 4
NK Brand NK0007-AA False 29500 24.1 213.6 54.4 1310.65 15
Pioneer P9815AM False 33500 24.7 252.0 54.3 1540.22 2
Pickseed PS2955GSXRIB False 31000 23.3 222.1 55.2 1369.91 12
PRIDE A6888G2 RIB False 34000 21.8 231.4 56.0 1441.16 9
Croplan CP3823SS/RIB False 31500 23.2 212.9 55.9 1314.02 16
Pioneer P9823Q False 32000 24.9 249.0 53.8 1519.90 3
Croplan CP3720TRE/RIB False 33000 22.1 218.6 55.1 1358.82 13
PRIDE A6694G2 RIB False 32000 22.5 236.8 54.5 1468.16 6
Pioneer P97299AM False 31000 25.6 233.3 54.9 1417.53 8
Croplan CP3735VT2P/RIB False 32000 21.8 233.5 55.7 1454.24 7
Plot Averages
22.65
218.52
51.42
1341.7

* Dollars per acre are based upon $6.50 per bushel less $0.040 per point of moisture above 15%.

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Product ratings and characteristics are assigned by PRIDE Seeds based on comparisons with other PRIDE Seeds product, not competitor products, through in-house field testing. Performance may vary from location to location and from year to year, as local growing, soil and weather conditions may vary. Growers should evaluate data from multiple locations and years whenever possible and should consider the impacts of these conditions on their fields.

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