SOYBEAN PRODUCTS

Our growing and processing of seed revolves around giving you pure, high germinating, weed-free seed. Bin run seed will never match the quality of seed we can produce. Don’t take the risk of putting seed in the ground with unknown germination and/or purity. We also maintain a full stable of varieties across different maturities to meet your seed needs.

VARIETY	MATURITY	KEY POINTS	TECH SHEET
G0180E	0.1	• Steep change in yield • Bulletproof disease package	View
G0380E	0.3	• Big step up in yield • Better IDC • Very good in tough conditions	View
G0570E	0.5	• Strong IDC • Better in stress soils • Great on late-season and root diseases	View
G0750E	0.7	• Full disease package • Dominates western acres • Improved yield	View
G0880E	0.8	• Peking gene for cyst • Best in class yield	View
G1070E	1.1	• Big yield, running with G1250E • Very strong in stress conditions	View
G1260E	1.3	• Strong on SDS • Big yield punch • Salt excluder for irrigated ground	View
G1290E	1.2	• Should be new yield leader in maturity • White mold tolerance and brown stem resistance for WI and MI	View
G1560E	1.6	• Strong disease package • Strongest west of Mississippi River	View
G1590E	1.4	• Peking gene for cyst • Stronger IDC • Stronger white mold tolerance	View
G1750E	1.7	• Same cross as G1950ES • Expect dominance east of Mississippi River	View
G1760E	1.8	• More yield but white mold watch out • Consistent in high to low yield environments	View
G1950E	1.9	• High performance line • Has strong eastern presence • Strong white mold tolerance	View
G1970E	1.9	• Brings superior SDS • Likes low-yield environments • East to west performance	View
G1980E	1.9	• Peking, IDC, and white mold in one package • East to west performance • Peking gene for cyst	View
G2090E	2.0	• Peking gene for cyst • Strong yield • Strong phythphthora package	View
G2150E	2.1	• Consistent western yield • Improved white mold tolerance • Proven performance	View
G2180E	2.1	• Strong east to west • Improved IDC	View
G2390E	2.3	• Big jump in yield • Peking gene or cyst	View
G2480E	2.4	• Proven genetics of G2840E family • Prefers west of the Mississippi River • Likes both high- and low-yield environments	View
G2570ES	2.5	• STS tolerant • High-end yield with a better plant structure	View
G2790E	2.7	• Strong yield expression • Peking gene for cyst	View
G2960E	2.9	• Dominant yield • Shows up strong east to west	View
G3171ES	3.1	• STS tolerant • Proven strong yield	View
G3380E	3.3	• Big step up in yield • Peking gene for cyst	View
G3580ES	3.5	• Big step up in yield • Strong against charcoal rot	View
G3890E	3.8	• Late maturity yield punch • Excellent frogeye tolerance	View
G4080ES	3.9	• STS tolerant • Monster yielder	View
RS073NXF	0.7	• Strong western performance • Yields well in low- and high-yield environments	View
RS124NXF	1.2	• Strong on white mold • Strong against IDC • Aggressive yielder	View
RS155NXF	1.5	• A big leap in yield • Strong overall disease package	View
RS194NXF	1.9	• Dominant yield • Nice against SDS • Strong enough disease for all acres east to west	View
RS255NXF	2.5	• A big leap in yield • Offensive minded • Works east to west	View
RS284NXF	2.8	• Very high yield potential • Management need for white mold prone soils	View
RS304NXF	3.0	• Very strong from NE to IL • Tall with excellent pod fill	View
RS333NXF	3.3	• Great disease package • Works east to west • Management needed for SDS conditions	View
RS353NXF	3.5	• Yield dominance • Salt excluder • Works east to west	View
RS395NXF	3.9	• Big yield potential • Excellent frogeye tolerance	View

SOYBEAN TECHNOLOGIES AND PROTECTION

Enlist E3® soybeans allow the application of Enlist One® (2,4-D choline) or Enlist Duo® (2,4-D choline + glyphosate) herbicide for weed control in fields planted to Enlist E3 soybeans. Enlist E3 soybeans also allow for the spraying of Liberty® Herbicide (glufosinate). Enlist E3 soybeans allow for strong control of hard to control broadleaf weeds such as waterhemp, giant ragweed and palmer amaranth.

XtendFlex® soybeans are the newest addition to the Roundup Ready® Xtend Crop System that provides triple stacked herbicide tolerance to dicamba, glyphosate and glufosinate. XtendFlex® soybeans allow for a wide variety of spray options including a late season application of glufosinate in those rare cases it is needed. Renk will have a limited quantity of these available for sale.

SOYBEAN TECHNOLOGIES AND PROTECTION

Are tolerant to glyphosate (Roundup) and glufosinate (Liberty) applications. A great choice for fields with non-resistant glyphosate weeds.

Combines tolerance to glyphosate (Roundup) and Dicamba that is labeled for over the top application to Roundup Ready 2 Xtend® soybeans. Provides superior weed control to all problem weeds.

SOYBEAN MANAGEMENT

PLANTING RECOMMENDATIONS
Ideal depth for planting soybeans is 3/4″. Maximum depth is 1 1/2″. Soybeans must be able to push the entire seed out of the ground. Putting the seed too deep under less than ideal conditions can prevent the seed from doing this.

Planting population should be around 150,000 to 200,000 for narrow row planting (15” or less). For wider rows, the population should be in the 130,000 to 170,000 range. Population should be adjusted up or down based on the condition of the seedbed and ability of the planter to put seeds at proper depth and spacing.

Like corn, normally the earlier you can safely plant, the better, in terms of maximizing yield potential. If planting early we would recommend using treated seed to protect the seed if it sits in the ground too long. Use of Saltro treated seed is recommended in areas with a high chance of Sudden Death Syndrome.

FERTILIZER
Soybeans consume a lot of potassium and phosphorous. Make sure there are adequate levels of both. Soybeans should get the majority of their nitrogen needs from symbiotic nitrogen fixing bacteria on their roots. If there is a past history of soybeans in the field there should be enough of a native population to colonize the roots except under high drought or high moisture conditions. Virgin soil that has not seen soybeans require a bacterial inoculation at twice the normal rate.

IN SEASON
Soybeans tend to be very forgiving once they have established. Aggressive early weed control should be followed to keep weeds under control. If in areas where white mold can be an issue, watch for cool and wet conditions at flowering. Here a fungicide treatment might pay for control of white mold.