From watermelon to tomato — Ross Chastain joins our Plant Pathologist Anne Phillips in the field at an Indiana tomato farm to discuss the strengths of NewLeaf VT technology. How does the treated trial stack up to the grower standard practice? From root development to end of season results, the Po...

Why Border View Farms / Excel Seeds Recommends Heads Up Seed Treatment in Southern Michigan and Northern Ohio.

Waldron, MI

In Southern Michigan and Northern Ohio, where soils can be very productive, soybean diseases are a yearly challenge. Nathan Baker shares how a "proper trial" on his own far...

Listen to Paul Benson with Seed Professionals tell the story of how Heads Up became a staple product for his customers.

"We started offering Heads Up over 10 years ago — first testing it on our own farm. Every year for nine years, we saw at minimum a 2-bushel advantage, and as much as a 15-bushe...

How T H Agri-Chemicals tackles White Mold throughout Wisconsin.

“If I were to say one thing about Heads Up, I’d say put it on every acre.”

"Our main disease we deal with is white mold. In a vegetable rotation where white mold is prevalent, we saw a 7-bushel advantage in treated vs. untreated tr...

Southern Manitoba and the edge of the Red River Valley can experience significant yield losses from white mold when environmental conditions are favorable. While white mold is not a concern every year, outbreaks can be severe when the disease develops. The 2025 growing season was one of those yea...

Central Michigan is known for its productive farmland, where corn, soybeans, wheat, and other crops thrive across a diverse agricultural landscape.

Along with strong yield potential comes disease pressure. Sudden Death Syndrome (SDS), white mold, and the growing threat of tar spot continue to ch...

Otter Tail County, MN — West Central Minnesota is known for its abundance of lake homes and the weekend warriors who come to enjoy their summer vacations. It's also home to highly productive farm ground, where corn, soybeans, and edible beans are raised.

But with high potential for big yields co...

It's precision agriculture at a molecular scale - and you can do it yourself! The Heftys introduce the future of natural farming.

This week the Heftys ask you to take closer look at what's under your corn leaves, inside your corn, and on your soybean leaves. The Weed of the Week can sting, and Darren talks about small sprayers for small farmyards.

Find out how legume plants like soybeans can produce their own nitrogen and how farmers can help them with that process.

The Hefty brothers share their experiences with measuring manure, calculating yield after hail, and analyzing exactly what alfalfa needs. The Weed of the Week gets smoothed over. And Darren gives you free spray tips for your spray tips!

Management of a perennial crop is different from annuals. Brian and Darren discuss all the unique products and practices that will benefit your stand.

This week the Hefty brothers dig into corn roots, help you supercharge your sprayer, and show a better way to clean bean fields. We've got a Reed of the Week, and Darren is handing out planting gold stars!

It's more than just putting herbicide in the tank, say Brian and Darren. The Heftys help you understand all the auxiliary tank partners needed to spray the best way.

Through further trials, TS201 – NewLeaf’s revolutionary EPA-registered bioinsecticide – has demonstrated efficacy not only on corn rootworm but also a wide range of listed pests and crops. With its science-led, performance-driven and data-backed approach, TS201’s label has expanded for even more ...

With 4 billion people worldwide depending on rice as a staple in their diet, the stakes are high for agriculture. NewLeaf’s Rice Technologies look at two very important pieces of the rice equation: increasing yield and reducing methane.

Today, NewLeaf is testing these technologies in real, on-...

It's a modern innovation that gives your crop the best possible beginning. The Heftys explain what goes onto every high-performance seed, so it can hit the ground running.

The Heftys invite you to their farm this July; say it's better late than never on strip-tilling; and show why seeds are coated with so much. Broadleaf signalgrass is the Weed of the Week, and Darren spills the beans on tillage and The Three Pre's in Iron Talk.

The fight against unpredictable pests and diseases is real. Every season brings new risks to your acres and your ROI. With PPFM-powered BioControl options from NewLeaf, growers can take a proactive approach with our science-backed biological technologies.
✔ EPA-registered biofungicide TS601
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NewLeaf TS601 technology made real differences on white mold pressure this year. Wisconsin grower Adam Baumann has battled white mold for years, making side-by-side trials key to evaluating new technologies. In his recent trial, soybean acres treated with NewLeaf’s EPA-registered TS601 + soybean ...

Cold, wet start. Hot, dry finish. So what happened in between? Missouri grower Taylor Braungardt evaluated side-by-side soybean plots: untreated, GSP and NewLeaf’s EPA-registered TS601 biofungicide + soybean biostimulant. Even with low disease pressure, differences showed up where it counts: stro...

When southern rust showed up fast, Kevin Kalb was ready with NewLeaf PPFM biocontrol technology. And now we’re thrilled to congratulate Kevin and Kalb Farms on their 2025 NCGA Yield Contest winner of 426 bu/A – achieved on their NewLeaf trial acres!

Pink Performance turned a trial into confidenc...