New Year, New Profit Potential: Credenz Soybeans Launch New Varieties for 2018

The new variety options have excellent agronomics and standability, are high-performing yielders and stable performers across a wide geography.
Here is a full list of the 15 new Credenz varieties for the 2018 season:
CZ 0448LL: Good IDC tolerance, excellent standability and highest yielding early 0 in 2016.
CZ 1028LL: Good SCN tolerance with PI88788 background, solid agronomic package with good standability and stable performer across a wide geography. Highest yielding early MG1.
CZ 1418LL: Excellent top-end yield potential mid MG1, 85 percent win rate versus competitive
checks and medium-tall plant type that forms an excellent canopy.
CZ 1738LL: Strong early vigor and all-around disease package. Consistent yielding late MG1 across all environments.
CZ 2408LL: Top performer in 2016 trials and was the highest yielding mid MG2. Medium-tall, bushy plant type that works well across varied soil types from East to West.
CZ 2928LL: Taller plant type with good standability and was the high-performing yielders late MG2 in 2016.
CZ 3118LL: Consistent, uniform performer across multiple geographies with good disease tolerance. Highest yielding early MG3.
CZ 3548LL: Bushy, dark brown bean that forms an excellent canopy. Mid MG3 with consistent yields from East to West.
CZ 3738LL: Consistent yielding late MG3, that moves North well with good standability and disease tolerance.
CZ 4308LL: Early MG4 with a taller, rugged plant type and top-end yield potential. Moves well North to South.
CZ 4548LL: Mid MG4 STS option. Solid performer across many geographies.
CZ 4918LL: Consistent-yielding, late MG4, with good standability and strong defensive package.
CZ 4938LL: High yielding late MG4 with a taller, aggressive plant type that performs across many
environments. Performs best at 140K or less plant populations.
CZ5328LL: New attractive tawny tan early MG5. Excellent stem canker and frogeye resistance.
CZ7008LL: Excellent yield performance, attractive tawny/tan. Highest yielding early MG7.
Credenz soybean varieties, paired with smart genetics, allow for continuous yield protection and defense against pest pressure, weed-management and disease challenges. Smart genetics is comprised of herbicide-tolerant traits, state-of-the-art breeding methods, tailored varieties and ongoing innovation.
For more information on choosing the right soybean variety for your operation, talk to your local Bayer representative or retailer, and visit https://www.cropscience.bayer.us/products/seeds/credenz.
* Balance™ GT has not received all needed regulatory approvals. Balance® Bean is not registered for sale or use in the United States. Components of the technology described here have not yet received regulatory approvals; approvals are pending.
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