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Why Get Seed from West Dakota Ag?
Deliver top-end yields whether the crop receives enough water or not
(Historical field performance increase over plot average 13.7%!) compare it to the competition here.
Only this seed of corn hybrids offers this standard of season-long drought protection and top-end yield potential.
(That’s why I personally use them)
Seed for farmers sold by a local farmer.
Not just some sales guy trying to meet quota. This is what I plant in my fields. I did the research, this is the best seed available. Contact us here
Client Testimonials
Interested in working with us? Check out some of our client testimonials below!
Denny Fullerton Crop Specialist and Grower
“I’ve planted Artesian corn hybrids on my irrigated acres and my dryland acres and have seen these hybrids use water better than other hybrids. Artesian hybrids keep their color better during the hot, dry weather and produce ears that fill out well.”
Withstood the dry weather better
Jerry Sparks Grower
“Artesian corn hybrids look so healthy. They withstood the dry weather better and went through pollination very well. I definitely plan on planting Artesian hybrids again.”
Jerry Sparks
Grower
Camden, Indiana
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Try a bag challenge.
What is the “try a bag challenge?”
Try a bag of seed and compare it to what you’re using now. See the difference for yourself.
I am so confident that you will achieve improved yield consistency vs your current seed, on virtually any corn acre. If this isn’t the Best performing seed on that acre, I’ll buy the empty bag back!
From 2010-2013, 4,075 trials were conducted to test how this seed compares against plot average yields from the competition.
In cases of extreme drought stress
Corn hybrids produced 40.0% higher yields compared to the plot average.
In severe and extreme drought conditions
Artesian corn hybrids produced 13.7% higher yields than the plot average.
In optimal growing conditions or under moderate drought stress
Artesian hybrids matched or exceeded the yield of comparable hybrids.
Seed Performance you can trust
This seed will consistently match or exceed the yields of comparable hybrids and help you achieve improved yield consistency on virtually any corn acre.
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