Heads Up Plant Protectants
Joe Dutcheshen was a pharmacist who farmed in small town Saskatchewan. He discovered something on his farm that he believed could help plants fight disease from the inside out. He spent nine years testing it before he'd sell it to a single farmer. That's who built Heads Up Plant Protectants. The company is still family-run. Still honest about what the product does and doesn't do. Still priced affordably purpose—because Joe had been through hard years and knew what it was like to need something and not be able to afford it. In a space full of corporate giants making big claims, Heads Up is something different: a family-owned manufacturer that's been doing this for 30 years, doing things the hard way, and still here.
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Our Own Farm Research Is the Best Source: Managing White Mold in NE | Heads Up
If you assumed Nebraska was too hot and dry for white mold to be a problem in soybeans, think again.
Galen Samuelson, a farmer and dealer from Wakefield, Nebraska, knows all too well how devastating white mold can be.
"We don't have it consistently every year, but with our temperature and humid...
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How a “Proper Trial” on His Farm Convinced Nathan to Offer Heads Up | Heads Up
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...
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Why Do Seed Dealers in NW Iowa Choose to Put Heads Up® on Every Acre? | Heads Up
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...
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“If I Were to Say One Thing About It, I’d Say Put It on Every Acre.” | Heads Up
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...
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How LD Seeds Tackled White Mold in a High-Pressure Year | Heads Up
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...
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Real Results From A Central Michigan Farm | Heads Up
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...
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Treatments Dynamic Cropping Systems Recommends in West Central, MN | Heads Up
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...
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How To Use Heads Up Plant Protectant | Heads Up
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Beyond Fungicides: Using Gene Expression to Fight White Mold & SDS | Heads Up
