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Breaking Down Biologicals – Stress Mitigation Tools for Wisconsin Growers

Breaking Down Biologicals – Stress Mitigation Tools for Wisconsin Growers

Update: 2025-04-14
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Sam unpacks what biologicals really are, how they fit into the yield equation (genetics × environment × management), and how Corteva's NEXTA™ Biologicals are uniquely designed to help crops manage environmental stress—ultimately leading to better yield potential. From drought tolerance to hormone balance in plants, this episode dives into the science behind the products and the practical benefits for corn and soybean growers.

Plus, learn why EPA registration and product transparency matter in a crowded marketplace with over 1,200 biologicals options, and how you can seamlessly integrate NEXTA™ products into your existing management system.

Whether you're just starting to explore biologicals or looking to fine-tune your agronomic edge, this episode is packed with takeaways you can put to use this season.

Tune in to hear:

  • Why not all biologicals are created equal
  • How NEXTA™ helps “weatherproof” crops during stressful conditions
  • Where to start if you're ready to add biologicals to your program

To learn more about NEXTA products: http://pioneer.com/us/products/nexta-biologicals.html

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Breaking Down Biologicals – Stress Mitigation Tools for Wisconsin Growers

Breaking Down Biologicals – Stress Mitigation Tools for Wisconsin Growers

Pioneer Territory Manager Alex Weldon, Sam Hess Corteva Biologicals Innovation Specialist, Pioneer Field Agronomist Aricka Wech