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I started using Stine Seed in 2004 when I was approached to plant some soybeans in my test plot. That fall Stine won my plot averaging 70 bushels an acre. With those results I went with Stine in the fields in 2005. That fall out of four major Seed companies Stine was my highest-yielding soybean. Again in 2006, Stine was one of the highest-yielding soybeans that I had harvested. With those kinds of results it’s hard to keep Stine products out of your lineup.

John Coulter
Westville, Indiana

I purchased 9622YGCB and no tilled it into an alfalfa field. The emergence was good and even with a cool, wet May and no rain in August it resulted in a very nice looking field. It was harvested and hauled to a local elevator and with their adjustments for moisture and shrinkage the field averaged 187 bushels per acre. I have purchased more 9622YGCB for 2007.

Darrell Richard
Goshen, Indiana

The 9622YGCB and 9724YGCB hybrids performed the best for me this season. What I really liked about these hybrids was the early emergence, standability and the yield was great. I will plant these two hybrids again next year as well as a couple of new hybrids too.

Noel Hunt
Amboy, Indiana

What I like most about Stine soybeans is that Stine has the best genetic base available for the need of our farm. Stine 3600-4 was my best soybean this year. It was an attractive plant with great standability and yield. The 3600-4 was my best soybean for the last two years and I will definitely plant it again next year.

David Lee Bodenhorn
Lapel, Indiana

As a first time user of Stine Seed genetics I was very pleased with 9724 conventional. I had 200 bushels to the acre for my field average. Also being pleased with the other numbers I had from Stine, I would not be afraid to plant or recommend Stine seed to anyone.

Jeff
Roachdale, Indiana