Your Seed Investment – Today’s Dollars, Tomorrow’s Yield

If you’re like most growers, you have to swallow hard when you write out that check to pay for your seed order. With an investment like that, you have to make sure that what you’re buying is going to yield profitably at harvest.

Saving a few dollars on your seed may feel like a win when you’re writing that check but, come fall, it may not feel so good when translated to numbers on your yield monitor.

No matter the seed brand you choose, you’ll spend about the same on inputs to grow lower-performing seed. The field is just as big and it’s going to take just as much time and fuel to tend it.

So in the end, saving a little on your initial seed purchase can reduce the return on not just your seed dollar, but all your crop investments including your own time, energy and resources.

Make your effort count. Plant Stine brand corn and soybeans to help ensure that your yield more than returns your investment.