Dealing with SDS and White Mold in North Central Illinois | Heads Up
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North Central Illinois seed dealer Ryan Kodat shares why Heads Up® became a staple in his soybean seed treatment blend.
With white mold and sudden death syndrome (SDS) among his local disease concerns, Ryan began evaluating Heads Up through strip trials. In this customer testimonial, he discusses his initial skepticism, the results he observed, customer feedback, and the value he sees for growers.
Today, Heads Up is included on every unit of treated soybeans leaving his shed. Hear Ryan explain why it earned that place in his independent seed business.
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