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We’re Bringing Our #1 Power to the South.
Every acre is unique. That’s why Pioneer® — the nation’s #1 brand for corn and soybeans¹ — delivers proven genetics, advanced traits, and local support. Our insights and recommendations are tailored for the South, helping growers get the most out of every bag of seed.
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Scouting Guide
V1 to V5 Corn Insects & Diseases
Soybeans — 2 Months to Max Height
Agronomy Innovation
Corn Growth Stages Explained | What to Watch from V2 to V6 | Stand Counts, Nitrogen, Yield Potential
What should you actually be looking for in your corn at V2—and why does V6 matter so much? In this video, we’re out in a Mississippi corn plot with Pioneer Field Agronomist Gus Eifling walking through early-season evaluations, including stand counts growth staging and what sets your crop up for success later in the season.
Corn Growth Stages Explained | What to Watch from V2 to V6 | Stand Counts, Nitrogen, Yield Potential
What should you actually be looking for in your corn at V2—and why does V6 matter so much? In this video, we’re out in a Mississippi corn plot with Pioneer Field Agronomist Gus Eifling walking through early-season evaluations, including stand counts growth staging and what sets your crop up for success later in the season.
Do Corn Tillers Impact Yield? | Pioneer Agronomy 🌽
Pioneer Field Agronomist Luke Spainhour answers a common grower question: what are corn tillers, and do they affect yield? In this quick video, Luke breaks down why you might be seeing tillers in your field this season. Spoiler: they’re not hurting your yield.
Do Corn Tillers Impact Yield? | Pioneer Agronomy 🌽
Pioneer Field Agronomist Luke Spainhour answers a common grower question: what are corn tillers, and do they affect yield? In this quick video, Luke breaks down why you might be seeing tillers in your field this season. Spoiler: they’re not hurting your yield.
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis in Soybeans
Iron deficiency chlorosis (IDC) is a challenge for soybean farmers in several regions of North America. Soil properties can influence the severity of IDC in a field, including carbonate levels, salts, and drainage. Gib Ellis, Pioneer Field Agronomist, discusses soybean varieties for high pH soils and the importance of selecting soybean varieties with good iron chlorosis tolerance to manage IDC.
Iron Deficiency Chlorosis in Soybeans
Iron deficiency chlorosis (IDC) is a challenge for soybean farmers in several regions of North America. Soil properties can influence the severity of IDC in a field, including carbonate levels, salts, and drainage. Gib Ellis, Pioneer Field Agronomist, discusses soybean varieties for high pH soils and the importance of selecting soybean varieties with good iron chlorosis tolerance to manage IDC.
Pioneer® Brand Z-series Soybeans
PowerCore® Enlist® Corn
Cotton Solutions from PhytoGen® Cottonseed
¹According to Kynetic USA, Inc. agricultural sales data for 2024 corn and soybean sales. Copyright 2025 Kynetec USA, Inc.
The foregoing is provided for informational use only. Please contact your Pioneer sales representative for information and suggestions specific to your operation. Product performance is variable and depends on many factors such as moisture and heat stress, soil type, management practices and environmental stress as well as disease and pest pressures. Individual results may vary. Pioneer® brand products are provided subject to the terms and conditions of purchase which are part of the labeling and purchase documents.
Keystone® NXT is a Restricted Use Pesticide.
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