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2021 Soybean Guide
Western Canada
CONTENTS
2 Sevita International Timeline
5 About Sevita International
6 Genetics Advantage
and Innovations
6 Investing in Performance Data
6 Marketing your Canadian
Soybeans Internationally
8 Traited GMO Soybean Varieties
12 Food Grade Non-GMO
Soybean Varieties
14 Producer Guidelines
15 Seeding: Seed Size
16 Population Chart
17 Contacts
REPRESENTING
CANADIAN
SOYBEANS
After more than twenty-five years of investment
in the soybean market, Sevita International is
uniquely positioned to help our fellow Canadian
producers succeed. Grower profitability and
return on investment has been and will continue
to be the primary goal behind our pursuit of
advancing soybean genetics and driving
local partnerships.
We are a fully integrated and independent Canadian soybean company
with the capacity to lead at every critical juncture of the value chain. This
is a unique position amongst the many seed brands operating in the market
today and something that we are very proud of.
We invest heavily in breeding and commercialization of better GM and
Don Rees
non-GM soybean varieties while continuing to develop our longstanding
President, Sevita International
relationships in some of the highest value soybean markets in the world.
We do this because these activities will make a real and tangible difference
to the Canadian soybean grower this season and in the long term.
Despite significant political, social and economic volatility today we
look to the 2021 season with genuine enthusiasm for the opportunities
and challenges ahead. We will continue to cultivate mutually beneficial
partnerships in the communities where we do business and proudly
represent Canadian soybeans around the globe. We sincerely hope you
will be a part of this effort this coming season.
The Sevita Team
Sandy Hart
Business Manager, Sevita International
In response to increasing demand from producers for over
15 years the partners worked to develop a full spectrum
soybean product lineup and robust seed distribution network
for Eastern Canada. By the fall of 2011, PROSeeds was ready
to take the next step and in a merger of four independent
Canadian Soybean businesses, became the seed division of
Sevita International in early 2012.
The story of Sevita International’s seed business began in the
early 1990s when public plant-breeding programs faced severe Sevita was formed by the merger of PROSeeds, Hendrick
funding cutbacks. The situation was sure to have a significant Seeds, Hendrick AgriFoods and Agworks inc. in order to bring
and adverse impact to the traditional family seed business model the full soybean value chain together in one private Canadian
in Eastern Canada in the mid to long term. With a desire and company. This formation brought together a premium soybean
vision to find a better way, Bob Hart of Hartholm Farms and genetics and breeding program along with the well-regarded
Agworks Seeds invited like minded seedsmen from across Ontario seed and export brands of the legacy companies. Since 2012
to collaborate and build a new way forward. In the end, seven Sevita International has put its platform to work in order
independent family seed businesses formed an alliance that to create and deliver value for both Canadian farmers and
would officially become PROSeeds in the fall of 1995. international end users.
1995 1997 2001 2011 2012
7 companies formally Awarded the distribution Introduced our first Introduced first PROSeeds, Agworks,
incorporated as PROSeeds rights to OAC Millennium. Roundup Ready® Genuity® Roundup Ready Hendrick AgriFoods,
This was the first release soybean varieties 2 Yield® soybean varieties and Hendrick Seeds
using a tender system from amalgamated to form
the University of Guelph Sevita International
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In 2019 Sevita began a small-scale food grade soybean production program in
Manitoba and started testing early maturing proprietary GMO varieties for
performance in Western Canada. Recently, Sevita partnered with Ceres Global
Seeds in order to establish national distribution and further our pursuit of
advancing soybean genetics and driving local partnerships with growers in
Manitoba and across Western Canada.
2015 2016 2018 2019 2020
Sevita Genetics was formed Sevita Genetics signs research Sevita Genetics was awarded Introduced food grade 25 Year Anniversary
as an independent company agreement to breed and a $3.7 M opportunity to program for Manitoba
First commercial Enlist
focused on soybean develop Enlist E3™ soybean co-invest in research in partnership with
E3™ soybean varieties
breeding and testing around varieties into NON-GMO Nadeau Seeds
the world high oleic soybeans Distribution partnership
First Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®
with Ceres Global Seeds
soybean variety under the Sevita food grade
in Western Canada
Sevita brand production programs
established in the
United States
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Our extensive experience in the market and relentless focus on soybeans fuels our pursuit of “Advancing Soybean Genetics. Driving Local Partnerships”
PARTNER
WITH SEVITA
INTERNATIONAL
Sevita International is a Canadian owned and operated
soybean company proudly serving growers in our
communities and end users around the world for over
25 years. Our extensive experience in the market and
relentless focus on soybeans fuels our pursuit of “Advancing
Soybean Genetics. Driving Local Partnerships”. We invest
heavily at critical junctures in the soy value chain to help
move the production and sale of Canadian soybeans
forward. For Sevita, this means the development and
commercialization of new, high performing genetics
through direct investment in breeding and an array of
partnerships with other industry leaders, while working
to further the reputation of Canadian soybeans across some
of the highest value markets in the world.
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INVESTING IN
PERFORMANCE DATA
Sevita is investing to generate significantly more data on our
commercial varieties than ever before. Beyond participation in
on-farm plots, demonstration sites and provincial trials, we
are conducting trials at 5 research sites in Manitoba and 19 in
Eastern Canada. Evaluating our products against a select set
of competitors in replicated multi-location tests helps us generate
more solid data to allow you to make informed decisions for your
business and to maximize your return on investment.
MARKETING YOUR
CANADIAN SOYBEANS
INTERNATIONALLY
Sevita is proud to represent Canadian soybeans in high-value
markets around the world, including Asia, Europe, Central
GENETICS ADVANTAGE America, Africa and across North America. Due to the hard work
and diligence of Canadian farmers and superior varieties from
AND INNOVATIONS
Sevita Genetics, the demand for Canadian food-grade soybeans
Sevita Genetics, our independent research and breeding is growing.
program, is one of the leading developers of soybean varieties
By working closely with food manufacturers, we better
in Canada with over 30,000 lines under evaluation annually
understand their needs and deliver value to their business
and later stage commercial products being tested throughout
through unique genetics and high-quality production. Varieties
the world. Our varieties are carefully selected for optimal
that are in demand around the world and perform on Canadian
performance with a focus on yield, disease tolerance,
farms are critical to maximizing ROI for our producer partners.
adaptability for our growing regions and excellent food
qualities where applicable. Our world class technology
and renowned breeding expertise help us develop and
commercialize varieties to maximize the net return
for Canadian farmers through agronomic performance and
high-value marketing opportunities.
We invest in genetics because we understand the importance
of having the right variety for your farm today and in
the future. Our close affiliation with international export
customers allows us to make informed decisions about future
soybean needs and find the next leading variety with solid
performance in the field and quality food characteristics.
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We invest in genetics because we understand the importance of having the right variety for your farm today and in the future.
TOP RM 000.9 (2250 CHU)
SI 000919XT
PERFORMING
New Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® variety
with above average height and yield
performance.
GENETICS
AND TRAITS Flower Colour
Purple
Tillage
No-Till – Conventional
Sevita International is committed to building an elite portfolio Pubescence Population
Tawny Low – Medium
of traited soybeans for Western Canada. We will combine
top-performing genetics with multiple value-added trait platforms Hilum Colour Disease Trait
Black --
from our industry partners and Sevita Genetics in order to provide
performance and flexibility for your soybean acres. Row Spacing
7" – 24"
Soil Performance
Sand Average
Silt to Clay Loam Average
Clay Average
Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® soybean varieties provide tolerance
to both glyphosate and dicamba with industry leading yield Yield Potential 10
performance to increase your returns. Vigour 7
Standability 7
RM (CHU) PAGE
White Mold Tolerance 6
SI 000919XT 000.9 (2250) 8
Phytophthora Tolerance 7
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 8
LIMITED
SI 000920XT 000.9 (2250) 9
SI 001XTN 00.1 (2300) 9 Plant Type
Mid-Bushy
SI 00420XTN 00.4 (2375) 9 Plant Height
Medium Tall
SI 007XTN 00.7 (2450) 10
LIMITED
SI 00819XT 00.8 (2475) 10
LIMITED
SI 00820XTN 00.8 (2475) 10
8 Sevita International 2021 Soybean Guide | sevita.comLIMITED*
RM 000.9 (2250 CHU) RM 00.1 (2300 CHU) RM 00.4 (2375 CHU)
SI 000920XT SI 001XTN SI 00420XTN
New Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® Good IDC tolerance, SCN and Rps1k – a Solid variety with defense and offensive
variety with excellent standability and winning combination. yield performance.
adaptation to very short season areas
of Western Canada.
Flower Colour Tillage Flower Colour Tillage Flower Colour Tillage
Purple No-Till – Conventional Purple No-Till – Conventional Purple No-Till – Conventional
Pubescence Population Pubescence Population Pubescence Population
Tawny Low – High Tawny Low – Medium Tawny Low – Medium
Hilum Colour Disease Trait Hilum Colour Disease Trait Hilum Colour Disease Trait
Imperfect Yellow Rps1c Black SCN, Rps1k Black SCN, Rps1c
Row Spacing Row Spacing Row Spacing
7" – 15" 15" – 24" 7" – 30"
Soil Performance Soil Performance Soil Performance
Sand Average Sand Average Sand Average
Silt to Clay Loam Average Silt to Clay Loam Average Silt to Clay Loam Average
Clay Average Clay Average Clay Average
Yield Potential 9 Yield Potential 9 Yield Potential 10
Vigour 7 Vigour 7 Vigour 7
Standability 8 Standability 6 Standability 7
White Mold Tolerance 7 White Mold Tolerance 6 White Mold Tolerance 7
Phytophthora Tolerance 7 Phytophthora Tolerance 8 Phytophthora Tolerance 7
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 6 Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 8 Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 7
Plant Type Plant Type Plant Type
Mid-Bushy Mid-Bushy Mid-Bushy
Plant Height Plant Height Plant Height
Medium Medium Tall Medium Tall
*LIMITED AVAILABILITY: Subject to ongoing performance testing in Western Canada, commercial quantities of this product will be available
for the 2022 crop year. Talk to your dealer representative about trial units of these varieties for 2021.
sevita.com | Sevita International 2021 Soybean Guide 9LIMITED LIMITED
RM 00.7 (2450 CHU) RM 00.8 (2475 CHU) RM 00.8 (2475 CHU)
SI 007XTN SI 00819XT* SI 00820XTN
Solid Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® New Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® variety New Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®
variety with height, defense and with very good white mold tolerance, variety with exciting yield potential,
wide adaptation. standability and height. SCN resistance and Rps3a for
Phytophthora protection.
Flower Colour Tillage Flower Colour Tillage Flower Colour Tillage
Purple No-Till – Conventional Purple No-Till – Conventional Purple No-Till – Conventional
Pubescence Population Pubescence Population Pubescence Population
Tawny Low – High Tawny Medium – High Light Tawny Low – Medium
Hilum Colour Disease Trait Hilum Colour Disease Trait Hilum Colour Disease Trait
Black SCN, Rps1c Black -- Black SCN, Rps3a
Row Spacing Row Spacing Row Spacing
7" – 30" 7" – 24" 7" – 15"
Soil Performance Soil Performance Soil Performance
Sand Average Sand Average Sand Average
Silt to Clay Loam Average Silt to Clay Loam Average Silt to Clay Loam Average
Clay Average Clay Average Clay Average
Yield Potential 9 Yield Potential 9 Yield Potential 9
Vigour 7 Vigour 8 Vigour 7
Standability 8 Standability 8 Standability 7
White Mold Tolerance 6 White Mold Tolerance 8 White Mold Tolerance 7
Phytophthora Tolerance 8 Phytophthora Tolerance 7 Phytophthora Tolerance 7
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 7 Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 7 Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 7
Plant Type Plant Type Plant Type
Mid-Bushy Bushy Mid-Bushy
Plant Height Plant Height Plant Height
Medium Medium Tall Medium
1 to 5 is below average, 6 is average, 7 is above average, 10 is exceptional. White mold scores from RGCQ testing and field observations: 10 is great, 7 is average, 1 is poor. Phytophthora scores are from OSACC
PRR tests: 10 is great, 7 is average, 1 is poor. Plant size is affected by many factors including maturity, tillage system and soil type. Coarser soils tend to produce taller plants while clay soils tend to reduce height.
No-till and reduced tillage tend to reduce plant size. Full-season varieties for an area tend to be taller on average. Early-season varieties for an area tend to be shorter.
Soybean Cyst Nematode Resistance *Pending Registration
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RESULTS
Every year Sevita conducts product testing through on farm and
research scale plots, including participation in all provincially
run soybean variety trials, to compare our performance against
competitive brands and generate more data on new products.
Visit the plot results on our website to see our most current data
or contact one of our knowledgeable dealers to help you make
informed decisions to maximize your returns.
To see our most current data, visit:
sevita.com/plot-results
Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®
Monsanto Company is a member of Excellence Through
Stewardship® (ETS). Monsanto products are commercialized in
accordance with ETS Product Launch Stewardship Guidance, and
in compliance with Monsanto’s Policy for Commercialization of
Biotechnology-Derived Plant Products in Commodity Crops.
These products have been approved for import into key export
markets with functioning regulatory systems. Any crop or material
produced from these products can only be exported to, or used,
processed or sold in countries where all necessary regulatory
approvals have been granted. It is a violation of national and
international law to move material containing biotech traits across
boundaries into nations where import is not permitted. Growers
should talk to their grain handler or product purchaser to confirm
their buying position for these products. Excellence Through
Stewardship® is a registered trademark of Excellence Through
Stewardship. ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW PESTICIDE LABEL
DIRECTIONS. Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® soybeans contains genes
that confer tolerance to glyphosate and dicamba. Glyphosate will kill
crops that are not tolerant to glyphosate. Dicamba will kill crops
that are not tolerant to dicamba. Contact your local crop protection
dealer or call the technical support line at 1-888-283-6847
for recommended Roundup Ready® Xtend Crop System weed
control programs. Glyphosate will kill crops that are not tolerant
to glyphosate. Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®, and Roundup Ready® are
registered trademarks of Bayer Group. Used under license.
©2020 Bayer Group. All rights reserved.
Sevita International
Sevita® & Design, Sevita International® & Design, PROSeeds® &
Design, and PROSeeds® Sevita International & Design are registered
trademarks of Sevita International Corporation. Premier™ Food Grade,
PROGrade™ Conventional and AdvancePRO™ Traited are trademarks
of Sevita International Corporation.STRONG RETURNS RM 00.3 (2350 CHU)
ON FOOD GRADE Reynolds
Early maturing conventional variety with
NON-GMO ACRES average standability and very good yield
performance for its maturity.
Our lineup of high performing food grade non-GMO soybeans
deliver solid returns on every acre through our closed loop
production programs. We have unique contract terms with a
100% buy back guarantee. Sevita offers flexible marketing
opportunities and contract terms to maximize the return on Flower Colour Tillage
your soybean acres. Purple Mid-Till – Conventional
We offer support and guidance throughout the year to ensure you Pubescence Population
achieve optimum yields and crop quality. Our knowledgeable staff Tawny Low – Medium
is available to provide agronomic advice and production support Hilum Colour Disease Trait
when you need it. Imperfect Yellow --
Row Spacing
Speak with your local representative to learn more about our 7" – 15"
Food Grade Non-GMO products and program terms.
Soil Performance
Sand Average
Silt to Clay Loam Average
Clay Average
ADVANCED
GENETICS
Yield Potential 9
Vigour 7
Standability 6
White Mold Tolerance 6
UNIQUE GLOBAL
Phytophthora Tolerance 7
CONTRACT
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis Iron Deficiency Chlorosis
DEMAND
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 5
TERMS
Plant Type
Mid-Bushy
Plant Height
RM (CHU) PAGE
Medium
REYNOLDS 00.3 (2350) 12
METEOR 00.8 (2475) 13
DH863 00.9 (2500) 13
ASTOR 0.3 (2600) 13
12 Sevita International 2021 Soybean Guide | sevita.comRM 00.8 (2475 CHU) RM 00.9 (2500 CHU) RM 0.3 (2600 CHU)
Meteor DH863 Astor
High protein variety with solid A proven versatile variety across a broad Great tofu characteristics with good yield,
agronomics and excellent food range of management practices and soils average height and good standability.
quality characteristics. with great dry down in the fall.
Flower Colour Tillage Flower Colour Tillage Flower Colour Tillage
Purple Conventional Purple Conventional Purple No-Till – Conventional
Pubescence Population Pubescence Population Pubescence Population
Tawny Medium – High Tawny Medium – High Grey Medium – High
Hilum Colour Disease Trait Hilum Colour Disease Trait Hilum Colour Disease Trait
Imperfect Yellow -- Imperfect Yellow -- Yellow --
Row Spacing Row Spacing Row Spacing
7" – 15" 7" – 15" 7" – 15"
Soil Performance Soil Performance Soil Performance
Sand Strong Sand Strong Sand Average
Silt to Clay Loam Strong Silt to Clay Loam Strong Silt to Clay Loam Strong
Clay Average Clay Average Clay Average
Yield Potential 7 Yield Potential 7 Yield Potential 9
Vigour 7 Vigour 7 Vigour 9
Standability 7 Standability 7 Standability 8
White Mold Tolerance 7 White Mold Tolerance 7 White Mold Tolerance 7
Phytophthora Tolerance 6 Phytophthora Tolerance 7 Phytophthora Tolerance 8
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 5 Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 5 Iron Deficiency Chlorosis 7
Plant Type Plant Type Plant Type
Slender Mid-Bushy Mid-Bushy
Plant Height Plant Height Plant Height
Medium Medium Medium Short
1 to 5 is below average, 6 is average, 7 is above average, 10 is exceptional. White mold scores from RGCQ testing and field observations: 10 is great, 7 is average, 1 is poor. Phytophthora scores are from OSACC
PRR tests: 10 is great, 7 is average, 1 is poor. Plant size is affected by many factors including maturity, tillage system and soil type. Coarser soils tend to produce taller plants while clay soils tend to reduce height.
No-till and reduced tillage tend to reduce plant size. Full-season varieties for an area tend to be taller on average. Early-season varieties for an area tend to be shorter.
Conventional Variety Closed loop production contracts are required
sevita.com | Sevita International 2021 Soybean Guide 13FOOD GRADE
PRODUCER
PRODUCER GUIDELINES GUIDELINES
FOR GROWING PREMIER FOOD GRADE AND
PROGRADE CONVENTIONAL SOYBEANS
Strong partnerships with our food grade soybean producers are
essential to our business. Sevita is here to work with you every step
of the way to help you have a successful growing season.
Our Producer Guidelines booklet contains helpful hints and best practices for soybean
production from planting, growing and harvesting to delivery, storage and record keeping.
Contact us to get a copy.
Follow these tips to help ensure a high-quality soybean product and more profitability for your farm.
CONTRACT PLANTING GROWING HARVEST STORAGE
Consider pre-harvest
Scout fields Inspect and
Variety selection Verify field history burndown
looking for: clean bin
(using approved chemical)
Remove any
Clean planter and Keep a sample from each
Order Certified Seed Weed escapes volunteer corn
conveyance equipment load as bin is filled
escapes
Weed control: Clean combine Send composite
Sign production
Pre-emerge and/or PPI Volunteer corn and all conveyance seed sample
agreement
(using approved chemical) equipment to Sevita
Combine at
Submit field map Level grain
Disease, pests, etc. acceptable moisture
to Sevita after filling bin
(Target 14% average)
Do not combine
Run fans to cool. Monitor
Spray as required when plants are moist
(using approved chemical) beans and manage
from dew to avoid dirt
grain moisture.
or dust tag
Complete Complete
Check bin
pre-harvest grower post-harvest grower
regularly
record by AUG 1 record by NOV 1
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Seed Size (Seeds/KG)
Population 3,500 3,750 4,000 4,250 4,500 4,750 5,000 5,250 5,500 5,750 6,000
(Seeds/Acre)
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130,000 82 92 76 86 72 80 67 76 64 71 60 68 57 64 55 61 52 58 50 56 48 54
135,000 85 95 79 89 74 83 70 78 66 74 63 70 60 67 57 64 54 61 52 58 50 56
140,000 88 99 82 92 77 86 73 81 69 77 65 73 62 69 59 66 56 63 54 60 51 58
145,000 91 102 85 96 80 90 75 84 71 80 67 75 64 72 61 68 58 65 56 62 53 60
150,000 94 106 88 99 83 93 78 87 73 82 70 78 66 74 63 71 60 67 57 64 55 62
155,000 98 109 91 102 85 96 80 90 76 85 72 81 68 77 65 73 62 70 59 67 57 64
160,000 101 113 94 105 88 99 83 93 78 88 74 83 71 79 67 75 64 72 61 69 59 66
165,000 104 116 97 109 91 102 86 96 81 91 77 86 73 82 69 78 66 74 63 71 61 68
170,000 107 120 100 112 94 105 88 99 83 93 79 88 75 84 71 80 68 76 65 73 62 70
175,000 110 124 103 115 96 108 91 102 86 96 81 91 77 86 73 82 70 79 67 75 64 72
180,000 113 127 106 119 99 111 93 105 88 99 84 94 79 89 76 85 72 81 69 77 66 74
185,000 116 131 109 122 102 114 96 108 91 102 86 96 82 91 78 87 74 83 71 80 68 76
190,000 120 134 112 125 105 117 99 110 93 104 88 99 84 94 80 89 76 85 73 82 70 78
195,000 123 138 115 128 107 120 101 113 96 107 90 101 86 96 82 92 78 88 75 84 72 80
200,000 126 141 118 132 110 124 104 116 98 110 93 104 88 99 84 94 80 90 77 86 73 82
205,000 129 145 120 135 113 127 106 119 100 113 95 107 90 101 86 96 82 92 79 88 75 84
210,000 132 148 123 138 116 130 109 122 103 115 97 109 93 104 88 99 84 94 80 90 77 86
215,000 135 152 126 142 118 133 111 125 105 118 100 112 95 106 90 101 86 97 82 92 79 89
220,000 139 155 129 145 121 136 114 128 108 121 102 114 97 109 92 104 88 99 84 95 81 91
Planting Rate
Seed containing a patented trait can only be used to plant a single commercial crop from which seed cannot be saved and replanted.
Examples of seed containing a patented trait include but are not limited to Roundup Ready 2 Xtend®.
sevita.com | Sevita International 2021 Soybean Guide 15POPULATION CHART
Row Population
Width Per Acre Per Hectare Per Linear Foot Per Linear Metre
HIGH 195,000 482,000 2.80 9.20
7.5 in MED 180,000 445,000 2.60 8.50
(17.8 cm)
LOW 165,000 408,000 2.40 7.80
HIGH 190,000 470,000 5.10 16.70
14 in MED 175,000 432,000 4.70 15.40
(35.0 cm)
LOW 160,000 395,000 4.30 14.10
HIGH 185,000 457,000 5.30 17.40
15 in MED 170,000 420,000 4.90 16.10
(37.5 cm)
LOW 155,000 383,000 4.40 14.40
HIGH 170,000 420,000 6.80 22.30
21 in MED 155,000 383,000 6.20 20.30
(52.5 cm)
LOW 140,000 346,000 5.60 18.40
HIGH 160,000 395,000 8.60 28.20
28 in MED 145,000 358,000 7.80 25.60
(70.0 cm)
LOW 130,000 321,000 7.00 23.00
HIGH 150,000 371,000 8.60 28.20
30 in MED 135,000 334,000 7.70 25.30
(75.0 cm)
LOW 120,000 297,000 6.90 22.60
This chart can be used to determine how many seeds are required, to verify seed drop during planting or to estimate plant population.
Final plant stands are generally 75-95% of seeding rate population depending on seed quality, soil type, planting depth,
management practices and planter type. Emergence can be significantly reduced under poor conditions due to
low temperature, poor seed soil contact, lack of soil moisture or crusting.
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