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"It lets you keep more profit in your pocket" — Russ, Ohio
Lauryn Higgins - 3/23/2021
Quality and performance were the top priorities when Ohio dairy farmer Russ Stoltzfus went shopping for the right corn seed for silage.
"The best corn silage crop I've ever raised" — Dale, Minnesota
Lauryn Higgins - 3/10/2021
When it comes to finding the right corn for your operation, Dale Norgrenā€™s best advice is to put in the time and do your research.
"We're All Growing Hybrid85" — Alan, Utah
Lauryn Higgins - 3/1/2021
When Alan Willams was looking for a new seed company to buy from, he had a few questions for us. But even before his field test results came in, Alanā€™s neighbors were asking questions.
"Pencil Out the Math" — Miles, New York
Lauryn Higgins - 2/23/2021
We caught up with Miles Perry to see how Hybrid85 performed on his organic farm in upstate New York on field test results, trusting seed companies (or not), and what he'd tell his buddies about Hybrid85.
'What Hybrid85 Allows the Farmer to do Makes all the Difference' - Successful Farming
Lauryn Higgins - 1/5/2021
We founded Hybrid85 on the principle of helping farmers maximize net profit per acre, and it means a great deal to have Successful Farming Magazine highlight that.

Testimonials

"Go give Hybrid85 a try on a little bit of your acres. After I penciled out the math, it worked for me, why can't it work for you?"
— Miles, New York
"Hybrid85 does the job it says it will. I tried a few bags in 2020, and now itā€™s all Iā€™m planting for 2021. I donā€™t know a better testament than that."
— Alan, Utah
"We had the 114 day hybrid go 274 bushel at 15.8% moisture on a field-wide, irrigated pivot. I will take a yield like that any day of the week, while putting an extra $53/acre back in my pocket from seed savings per acre!"
— Tim, Nebraska
"The best corn silage crop I've ever raised. Even my insurance adjuster said it was the best silage he has looked at in the area."
— Dale, Minnesota
"All in all one of the best crops we have had in years."
— Kaleb, North Carolina
"Banker was on edge. Told him to relax — I need to make money and it worked even with the year we had. Net. Profit Up! 200 bag order first year... will try again because it helped my bottom line."
— John, Indiana
"Definitely a positive ROI on net profit per acre. Out-performed anything else we planted, but at a much better price point. Excited to give it another go in 2020!"
— Kevin, Alabama
"In this area, H117SC9 is a home run. For dryland acres around here, it's the one! It blew us away with how well it took to the lighter soils and handled the heat and drought we had. Those stalks at low pop were almost the size of a can drink."
— Aubrey, Alabama
"Best silage I have chopped off of that 80. Hauling in the silage was fun this year! It was yielding so well that we had trucks lining up to the dump, and the silage was flowing like shelled corn due to the high grain content."
— Carl, Kansas
"I was very impressed with the corn silage yield! It was the 4th year corn on corn and I expected a drop from previous years, but it clearly was a significant gain instead. No doubt, the better seed price helped just because it was two thirds the price I had paid previous years — even with the shipping cost added. Then the increased yield boosted profits even more!"
— Jerry, Wisconsin
"The weeds I have, glyphosate doesn't do a good job anyway, so it just makes sense to plant conventional, especially with the performance I saw. It sure helps out on maximizing net profit per acre. Just a no brainer for me!"
— Bee, Nebraska
"ā€œOur ground is not the best, and usually, 80 to 100 bushels is what you get around here. But with Hybrid85, I got 120 bushels per acre. Thatā€™s unheard of where we live. People would stop and ask, ā€˜What kind of corn is that? How do you have corn when nobody else does?ā€™ ... Maybe it's the Hybrid85.ā€"
— Charles, South Carolina

Yield Data

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Hybrid H87C9 H113C H114+ H117SC9 H117SC9 H117SC9 H117SC9 H117SC9 H3163 23X14 H98SC9 H112+ H112C 23X14 H117SC H117SC H117SC H3163 H117SC H102C H103C9 H105C9 H109S+ H112+ H112C 23D13 H117SC9 23P66 23P11 24X09 23B50 23P66 H112+ H113 H113C H117SC9 H97C9 H104S H109S+ H109A1 23P11 23P11 23P12 23P12 H112C 23P12 23D13 23X14 H117SC9 H104SC H104SC H104SC H112C H117SC9 H117SC 24X18 23B50 24X18 24X18 H117SC 23P66 23D13 23X14 H117SC9 H117SC 24X18 24X09 23Y18 H113C H117SC9 H117SC9 H97C9 H104SC H112+ H112+ H112C 23D13 H3163 H97C H100C H105C9 H105C9 24P96 H80C H87C9 H87C H97C9 H98SC9 H98SC9 23X14 H109S+ 23D13 23X14 H114+ H114+ H116S 23X16 H116S H117SC 24X18 24X18 H112+ H98SC9 H113C H113C H116S 23X16 23X16 H117SC9 H117SC H117SC9 H117SC H117SC 24P17 23X84 H87C H87C9 24P96 H97C9 H97C9 H97C9 H103C9 H104SC H104SC H104SC H105C9 H105C9 H109S+ H109SC H109SC H109SC 23B50 H112C H112C 23P66 H113C H113C H114C H114C H114C 42X14 H114C H117SC9 H117SC9 H117SC9 24X05 23B50 24P14 42X14 42X14 23B50 23P12 23D13 H114+ H80C H80C 23X84 23X84 23X84 H91C 23P94 - Bargain H94C9 H98SC9 H98SC9 H104SC 24X97 24P82 H97C9 H97C9 H109SC 23P11 23P12 H113C 23X16 23X90 24X04 24X18 24X18 23X16 H90C H87C9 H90C H98SC9 H98SC9 H98SC9 H98SC9 H98SC9 H104SC H117SC9 H90C H97C9 H97C H114C H117SC9 H117SC9 23P66 23X16 23X16 H117SC9 H117SC H117SC H117SC H3751 H97C9 H109SC H114C 24P96 24X05 23P12 H117SC9 23B50 H87C9 H87C9 H90C H91C 23X84 23X84 H87C H87C9 H3751 H97C9 H98S1 H98SC9 H104SC H104S H109S+ H117SC9 24X97 24P96 23X84 H3751 H98SC 23P12
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Yield (Avg) 125.6 bu/ac 207 bu/ac 195.86 bu/ac 100-200 bu/ac 110-120 bu/ac 213 bu/ac 170 bu/ac 160 bu/ac 195.8 bu/ac 160-170 bu/ac 21 ton/ac 170 bu/ac 325 bu/ac 110-115 bu/ac 90-115 bu/ac 200 bu/ac 130 bu/ac 222 bu/ac 160 bu/ac bu/ac 22 ton/ac 160-170 bu/ac 160-170 bu/ac 240 bu/ac 189 bu/ac 210 bu/ac 153 bu/ac 220 bu/ac 239 bu/ac 230-240 bu/ac 230-240 bu/ac 201.8 bu/ac 228.8 bu/ac 257 bu/ac 257 bu/ac 206 bu/ac 185 bu/ac 180-200 bu/ac 175-180 bu/ac 200 bu/ac 198-230 bu/ac 175-200 bu/ac 224 bu/ac 188 bu/ac 225 bu/ac 198-230 bu/ac 175-200 bu/ac 243 bu/ac 236 bu/ac 150-220 bu/ac 100 bu/ac 115 bu/ac 146 bu/ac 220 bu/ac 125-135 bu/ac 110 bu/ac 19 ton/ac 140 bu/ac 190 bu/ac 12 ton/ac 13.67 ton/ac 220 bu/ac 190 bu/ac 190-200 bu/ac 160-180 bu/ac 16 ton/ac 16 ton/ac 125 bu/ac 130-205 bu/ac 145 bu/ac 130 bu/ac 165 bu/ac 220-270 bu/ac 178 bu/ac 150 bu/ac 170 bu/ac 220-230 bu/ac 145 bu/ac 170 bu/ac 228 bu/ac 155 bu/ac 180 bu/ac 165 bu/ac 157 average bu/ac 120 bu/ac 195 bu/ac 170 bu/ac 150 bu/ac 32 ton/ac 220 bu/ac 22 ton/ac 170-180 bu/ac 235 bu/ac 245 bu/ac 170 bu/ac 170-180 bu/ac 220 bu/ac 245 bu/ac 20 ton/ac 170-180 bu/ac 30 ton/ac 21-22 ton/ac 200+ bu/ac 18-20 ton/ac 145 bu/ac 120 bu/ac 105 bu/ac 110 bu/ac 148 bu/ac 125-145 bu/ac 18-21 ton/ac 100 bu/ac 105 bu/ac 150 bu/ac 130-180 bu/ac bu/ac 96 bu/ac 153 bu/ac 108 bu/ac 200+ bu/ac 162.56 bu/ac 203.68 bu/ac 160 bu/ac 170-180 bu/ac 166.35 bu/ac 130-150 bu/ac 191.87 bu/ac 243.94 bu/ac 276.52 bu/ac 226 bu/ac 259.69 bu/ac 278.88 bu/ac 240s bu/ac 241 bu/ac 291.36 bu/ac 185.37 bu/ac 231 bu/ac 245.93 bu/ac 215.23 bu/ac 26.6 ton/ac 303.9 bu/ac 230.45 bu/ac 244 bu/ac 274 bu/ac 196.57 bu/ac 198 bu/ac 200.86 bu/ac 226 (200-240) bu/ac 240 bu/ac 250+ bu/ac 200-210 bu/ac 190 bu/ac 197 field average bu/ac 250-280 bu/ac 250-280 bu/ac 25 ton/ac 140-170 bu/ac 170-180 bu/ac 270-300 bu/ac 170-180 bu/ac 160-180 bu/ac 140-170 bu/ac 180 bu/ac 170 bu/ac 18-20 ton/ac 120-220 bu/ac 20 ton/ac 17-18 ton/ac 170-180 bu/ac 25 ton/ac 175 bu/ac 25 ton/ac 185 bu/ac 185 bu/ac 142 bu/ac 25-30 ton/ac 160 bu/ac 22-23 ton/ac 150-170 bu/ac 22-25 ton/ac 20-22 ton/ac 155 bu/ac 150 bu/ac 150 bu/ac 15 ton/ac 24/28 ton/ac 20 ton/ac 130 bu/ac 16 ton/ac 190 bu/ac 120 bu/ac 150 bu/ac 159 bu/ac 280-290 bu/ac 190 bu/ac 172 bu/ac 100-175 bu/ac ~200 bu/ac 89.28 bu/ac 15 ton/ac 67-71 bu/ac 70-105 bu/ac 98.21 bu/ac 240 bu/ac 238 avg bu/ac 26.3 ton/ac 28.2 ton/ac 230-250 bu/ac 210 bu/ac 20 ton/ac 190 bu/ac 190 bu/ac bu/ac 19-20 ton/ac 19-20 ton/ac 19-20 ton/ac 19-20 ton/ac 189 bu/ac 186.46 bu/ac 120-200 bu/ac 218 bu/ac 217 bu/ac 160 bu/ac 180 bu/ac 218 bu/ac 30-40 ton/ac 180 bu/ac 150-180 bu/ac 30 ton/ac 27 ton/acre ton/ac 165 bu/ac 174 bu/ac 170 bu/ac 20-22 ton/ac 15-17 ton/ac
Yield Notes Double crop corn then beans Varied by field 100 bu is average for my field Did great - Dryland Did very well. Pretty good corn Certified Organic 3 ton less than two other big brand competitors 290 bu/acre average Next to big brand competitor competitor that did 80. Had extreme temps during pollination period Next to big brand competitor that did 80. Had extreme temps during pollination period Irrigated Dryland Irrigated Given season did well. Dealt with dry conditions through season after some wet conditions at planting. 160 is about average for the area. Will be ordering more this season Tough/marginal soils. Tough/marginal soils. Whole Farm Average was 189 bu/acre Parts of field did 200+. Dry year. Corn had phenomenal TW. 62.8 which I was very impressed with. Planted at 28k population. Worked great for this ground did just as good as anything else they plant surprised Very pleased Rough ground Better field Did great given the ground it was on. Dryland, said it did phenomenal. Dryland, early season wind damage had 15% greensnap, stood back up better than competitor across the road Was treated with Regen, did really well Late planted (june 20) following oat hay, appraised at 130bu/ac Really impressed with how it tonned up. 28k Plant Pop Fairly average/below average year weather wise could have used another 1 or 2 rains but pleased with where it came in at and was the same as other hybrids in the area. Fairly average/below average year weather wise could have used another 1 or 2 rains but pleased with where it came in at and was the same as other hybrids in the area. Really Impressed. Normal year is 160-185bu/ac. They were far from normal and was the driest its been in 25 years. There have been worse crops in better years. From end of May until they got hurricane rain late they only had about 2" precip. Worse year than '83. In bottoms was 205bu/ac, in uplands 130bu/ac Less than 3" rain during growing season. Dryland Irrigated Great test weight Yielded with anything else he planted Organic Irrigated Heavy morning glory pressure from contaminated chicken litter Extremely dry, 10" below normal precipitation Organic Irrigated Best yields he has ever raised. Had some drought in late July Irrigated Certified Organic Organic. One of the best organic crops yet. very dry but did great On 120 units of N Great plant health and stood very well at harvest. Grain quality was very good and test weights came in at 61.5 lb. Put in plot and ran with traited comparisons dryland Not a great weather year. Started wet finished dry. Very Impressed kernal count was 240bu/ac. Very Impressed, was around 12' tall Best crop he's ever raised. Had places over 200+ bu/ac which is great for the area. Outperformed my RR corn. Good corn yield for their ground. planted in same field as $255/bag competitor. H116S handled heat and drought better than competitor and was not sacrificing yield potential. Bottom 1/3 competitor plants turned brown from heat and drought. H116S stayed green. planted in same field as $255/bag competitor. 23x16 handled heat and drought better than competitor and was not sacrificing yield potential. Bottom 1/3 competitor plants turned brown from heat and drought. 23x16 stayed green. Great drought tolerance planted in same field as $255/bag competitor. H117SC handled heat and drought better than competitor and was not sacrificing yield potential. Bottom 1/3 competitor plants turned brown from heat and drought. HS117SC stayed green. Very impressed. Other corn in the area was 50bu/ac or less. Maintained good stalk strength through season. Organic Does twin row, and cover crops in between. Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Dryland Dryland Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Ran right along side big brand competitor Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated Ground Ran right along side big brand competitor Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Ran right along side big brand competitor Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated Ground Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Ran right along side big brand competitor Irrigated Ground Irrigated, 34k plant pop Irrigated, 34k plant pop Was very impressed with corn. Compared to 3 other competitor numbers. On a sandy pivot. Utilizes compost. One of the top hybrid in test plot. Compared to 109 Dekalb and was right on par with. 23B50 was at top of test plot followed close behind by 42X14 Organic Organic planted at higher pop. good soil "160-180 is phenomenal. We usually shoot for 100-110" Organic Organic Organic Area that didn't get drowned out hit 220 Loaded with grain. about 2 ton more than prior years. 10' tall. Good kernel depth & testweight Good kernel depth & testweight Some of the best silage corn he has grown. Threw a double ear on each stalk it average 160 bushels acre on real hard clay with 120 lb of actual N Some of the best corn in his area under extreme drought. Most stuff was 40-50, and it was doing 150-170 bu. Extreme drought pressure. Best dryland silage they have ever chopped. Had a bad hailstorm at 4' Insurance adjuster estimate 31k Plant Pop Irrigated Started wet and turned off hot and dry. Needed a rain at silk/tassle and didn't get it. Looked really good at the start and held on well through the tough conditions. Bottoms were around 165-175 bu/ac but tops of hills were marginal. Dryland - great yields given growing conditions Best yield ever on that field. Dryland Dryland - great yields given growing conditions Irrigated 277 bu/acre on the good spots 3 irrigations. corn on corn. great ear size Severe drought 10 bu better than RR ready corn Given the season they were impressed. Other corn in the area was around 100bu/ac Federal hybrid yielded 110 Hot and dry year but got enough 28k Plant Pop Just as good as anything else planted. 180 bu/acre grain yield by adjuster. Fertilized with manure only. Great digestibility. Very happy with yields given the year they had. Wet in spring Dry year but impressed given growing season.
% Moisture 18.2 15.80% 14.8 14.5 17.90% 14.80% 13.00% 18.02% 17.16% 13.00% 18.53% 17.62% 16.50% 15.00% 13.50% 15.00% 15.00% 15.00% 15.00% 18.2 19.3 19.9 19.8 19.6 19.4 19.7 17.6 15.9 18.8 15.7 16.6 18.4 18.6 15.80% 18.8 18.2 22.00% 17.0 14.5 20.00% 15.5 17%
Test Weight 58.0 lb 62.3 lb 60.4 lb 60.7 lb 54-57 lb 57.8 lb 59.35 lb 58-59 lb 61.36 lb 59.51 lb 59.81 lb 63 lb 62 lb 60-61 lb 62.9 lb 55 lb 61.5 lb 55 lb 54 lb 56 lb 57-59 lb 50.5 lb 58.4 lb 58.8 lb 57.7 lb 57.7 lb 59.7 lb 56.6 lb 55.2 lb 59.4 lb 55.4 lb 55.4 lb 55.4 lb 59.4 lb 58 lb 59.5 lb 61.4 lb 55.4 lb 50.5 lb 60.0 lb 52 lb 56 lb 62.0 lb 59 lb 62 lb 59 lb 55 lb 56.5 lb 58 lb 58 lb 60-61 lb 54 lb 60-61 lb
Grower Notes 28k Plant Pop. Extremely wet year. 28k Plant Pop. Extremely wet year. 28k Plant Pop. Extremely wet year. 2 Long Dry Spells. Won test plot & field trails against 8 other hybrids. Best plant pop was 24.8-28k 23k Plant Pop. 28k Plant Pop. Extremely wet year. Great standability. Really long thick kernels. 28k Plant Pop. Extremely wet year. Didn't get super tall but plants look good. He wants to try more for this coming season. June 10th planting Great emergence. Planting into green cover crops. His best hybrid only best us by less than 1 bushel Golden Harvest 113 (13P84) was 13 bu/acre less. Net ROI of $103-205/acre using our hybrids #3 in plot (30 hybrids) #1 in ROI Not the best drydown for his area due to long maturity. plant pop = 31.3k; fertilizer: stable cow manure, 28% planter 20 gal/acre - sideress 45 gal plant pop = 31.3k; fertilizer: stable cow manure, 28% planter 20 gal/acre - sideress 45 gal plant pop = 31.3k; fertilizer: stable cow manure, 28% planter 20 gal/acre - sideress 45 gal plant pop = 31.3k; fertilizer: stable cow manure, 28% planter 20 gal/acre - sideress 45 gal Planted at 36k. Would probably take population down to around 30 for better standability. Did just as good as anything else No rains in August. Putting most acres in Milo No rains in August. Putting most acres in Milo Right next to NK (225 bu/acre), Agrigold variety (190 bu/acre) Average yield. Bad compaction on field. Did just as good as other hybrids Tough growing year. Very pleased w/ corn. Got very tall Tough growing season. Good yield for our ground. Light ground w/ no irrigation & dry spell 15 ft tall w/ zero snap According to insurance company - was cut for silage Dairy nutritionist said it was almost BRM quality. Very digestibile and high quality feed. Very impressed with performance. 140 units Nitrogen Pleased with it planted at 22k on sandy loam soils via no till and in furrow 9-23-0 starter fertilizer at 3gal/ac. would recommend bumping up seeding rate to 26k minimum. planted at 22k on sandy loam soils via no till and in furrow 9-23-0 starter fertilizer at 3gal/ac. would recommend bumping up seeding rate to 26k minimum. Great drought tolerance Made about 100 bushels. Which doesnā€™t sound good until you look at the triple stack big brand competitor right beside it that made 80. planted at 22k on sandy loam soils via no till and in furrow 9-23-0 starter fertilizer at 3gal/ac. would recommend bumping up seeding rate to 26k minimum. Chopped for silage & grain. Was pleased "put an extra $53/acre back in my pocket from seed savings per acre!" "It by far exceeded our expectations by 30-40 bushel!" 27K final stand. Dryland. Top yielding irrigated hybrid on the farm did 202 bu/acre for comparison. The $85 bag out-yielded the seed that would have cost me $285. Itā€™s very good corn priced very cheap 30-45 bu/acre more than competitor Too much rain during growing season. Avg yield in area was 15 ton/acre Too much moisture. Most got drowned out. Did just as good $300/bag corn 2 bu off top hybrid in plot Thought it was short on late season N. Only was able to put 100 lb. N/acre Good tonnage Did well on non weedy half Dryland starter only Thought it was one of the best hybrids he has seen in awhile due to drought tolerance Not a perfect year, but still performed very well for us 5-10% better than $250/bag (RR) Took the Good Lords' perfect timing of rain and spent zero dollars on irrigation. Came out with about 5000 lbs per acre. Hybrid 85 has definitely been a game changer not only for my pocket but for our tough soils as well, for us down here in Edinburg Texas. Surprised how well it did given growing season. They farmed this field for 6 years and it's the best it has ever yielded. Directly next to a big brand competitor hybrid and H117SC did quite a bit better. Great kernel depth, tall corn that stood very well ā€œIt completely paid off, and it did great for me,ā€ Weight difference had even his neighbors asking questions. Best corn he has had in a long time. 15" spacing @ 38k pop.
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Plot Trials

NC State Trial for H117SC9
179.4 bu/acre @ Beaufort location at 32k plant population.

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