Cart: 0 Account My Seed List FARM SEED VEGETABLE SEED WILDLIFE GENETICS LAWN & TURF SEED SEEDWAY PROMOS ABOUT US Agronomy News Fusarium Ear Rot Causing Fumonisin Contamination in Corn October 13, 2021 • By Lindsey Leisenring Given the wet weather as of late, we may start seeing ear rots and molds. As we get into grain harvest, I am seeing molds and rots similar to a few years ago when we experienced mycotoxin issues due to the wet fall weather. If you are seeing these issues, you’re not the only one. Check out this article detailing Fusarium ear rot and the issues it may cause. READ MORE A Great Wheat Plot Begins At Planting October 1, 2021 • By Lindsey Leisenring As we progress into silage harvest, wheat season is going to quickly approach. The best way to ensure a successful crop starts at planting. If we do the basics right, the wheat crop in the spring will be off to a good start. READ MORE Armyworm Invasion September 1, 2021 • By Matt Robson Over the last two weeks, reports of Fall Armyworm activity in Pennsylvania have been on the rise, with reports of severe injury in some cases. READ MORE Alfalfa Weevil Damage June 16, 2021 • By Lindsey Leisenring Several alfalfa stands in the Northeast have shown signs of insect feeding on the leaves. Some farmers noticed that their fields were beginning to look brown, and showing little or no signs of regrowth following first cutting. After scouting the fields, it was easy to determine the presence of alfalfa weevil and some heavy feeding on the alfalfa stands which were causing setbacks in regrowth. READ MORE Early Season Corn Pests May 5, 2021 • By Matt Robson As we begin to get crops in the ground and start to keep a closer eye on the fields, it is best to keep in mind the early season pests that might present themselves. Scouting fields early in the season is key to ensuring healthy stands, here are a few pests to keep an eye out for that may impact overall stands. READ MORE Early Planted Soybean Considerations May 3, 2021 • By Matt Robson Early season planting of soybeans has become more popular as the spring weather becomes more welcoming. When evaluating or not early planting will pay off, there are a few things that should be considered. READ MORE Dusty Black Corn November 10, 2020 • By Matt Robson Growers across the region have made comments of their combines being covered in “black dust” while harvesting their corn fields. It wasn’t until the second half of October, when the rains began to set in, that these observations started to arise. READ MORE Seeing Corn Ear Drop? October 30, 2020 • By Matt Robson It seems that many fields across the country have been experiencing ear drop issues. Recognizing that it is not an issue with any one brand or variety, specifically is important. Collectively across brands, there have been issues with ears on the ground prior to or during harvest. This not only indicates yield loss and causes unneeded frustration, but it could lead to unwanted volunteer corn in the field next year. READ MORE SEEDWAY Hybrids Perform In F.I.R.S.T Trials September 30, 2020 • By Matt Robson New for 2020 SEEDWAY entered the Farmers Independent Research of Seed Technologies (F.I.R.S.T) Variety Trials to see how our silage hybrids stacked up against the competition and we were not disappointed! Tested in 3 replicates at 4 locations for 2 independent regions, F.I.R.S.T silage trials provide yield and quality for many seed companies within the region. READ MORE Prussic Acid Potentials September 22, 2020 • By Matt Robson Concerned About Prussic Acid Potentials This Fall? Follow These Guidelines From Scott Rushe, SEEDWAY Forage Market Development Manager READ MORE Posts navigation Older posts SEEDWAY, LLC. P.O. Box 250, 1734 Railroad Place Hall, NY 14463 Tel: 800-836-3710 ALSO OF INTERESTSEEDWAY Hybrids Perform In F.I.R.S.T TrialsSeeing Corn Ear Drop?Sweet Corn Seeds © Copyright 2021 Seedway, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Website by The Lab