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Seed treatments control fungi residing on the seed surface or inside the seed and are effective against pathogens that reside in the soil and cause seed roots, damping off and roots rots. Most seed treatments do not control bacterial pathogens and none control seed-borne viruses. Need to know more about grain and seed? Visit us here!

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Small grain varieties generally have the highest yields and milling quality during the ?rst couple years after their release. Consequently, the varieties grown on a farm should change over time. This makes it important to keep up with newly released varieties and determine how they will do locally. Plant newer varieties on a small section of land. Then plant the most consistent performers on the majority of land, phasing out the older varieties that show signs of succumbing to disease and insect pressures. Find the best quality grain and seed here!