Fill the Planter and Go | Heads Up
Crop Protection
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“Fill the planter and go.” Matt Oehmichen of Short Lane Ag Supply, LLC in Colby, Wisconsin, explains why he values Heads Up seed treatment.
In this customer testimonial, Matt reports a 5-bushel-per-acre advantage with Heads Up® in split-field trials in back-to-back years. He discusses white mold concerns, a dry-season trial result, and why treatment economics and application convenience matter to his customers. Hear his advice on using check strips and field scouting to evaluate performance on your own acres.
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