Corn Seeds

North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota and Wisconsin

All Corn Products Receive Seed Treatment for Free

Terning Hybrid Corn Seeds

Increase Your Yield By Selecting the Seed that Best Matches the Soil in Your Field.

There are all kinds of seed corn hybrids in the marketplace. The trick is to find the one that best fits your soil in order to maximize your yield.

Farmers who select seed corn that best matches the soil in their fields can expect to see up to a 50-bushel-per-acre increase in yield, according to researchers. The best part? This increased yield can come without added input costs.

That’s a pretty good increase. And Terning Seeds knows it.

Evaluating soil types is a critical step in selecting the type of seed to use. We’ve been working with corn and soybean farmers for the past 40 years. That’s 40 years of research. We have a good idea as to what works and what doesn’t.

So if you’re looking for a new corn hybrid seed, or you’re just interested in some other options, we would love to hear from you. Give us a call, or provide your information, and we will contact you.

There’s a lot of information out there when it comes to seed corn and all the various hybrids. We have our own…take a look at them, and see how 40 plus years of experience can help you.

Corn Trait Cross-Reference

Our hybrids corn seeds are packed with the newest technology to give you success seeds. Look up your right corn seeds here.

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79-90 DAY
HYBRIDS CORN

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91-95 DAY
HYBRIDS CORN

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96-104 DAY
HYBRIDS CORN

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90-104 DAY
CORN SILAGE

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Terning Seed Corn Processing

Terning Seeds’s production, processing, conditioning, bagging and storage processes operate under strict specifications with one goal in mind: To provide the highest quality seed products for your farm.

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CruiserMaxx® Corn 250 Seed Treatment

For a high level of early-season insect and disease protection

CruiserMaxx Corn® 250 insecticide/fungicide seed treatment, a combination of separately registered products, offers broad-spectrum protection against early-season insects and seedborne and soilborne disease. Protection from: wireworm, seedcorn maggot, white grub, grape colaspis, corn flea beetle, southern corn leaf beetle, black cutworm and chinch bug. CruiserMaxx Corn 250 is an on-seed application of Cruiser 5FS insecticide delivered at the 0.25 mg a.i./seed rate and Maxim Quattro fungicide.

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Vibrance® seed treatment fungicide delivers enhanced disease protection that leads to stronger root systems and improved crop performance. Through its SDHI mode of action, Vibrance provides best-in-class activity against threatening diseases like Rhizoctonia across a variety of crops while ensuring yield consistency under a broad range of conditions.

Thiabenadazole adds a fourth mode of action to the current Syngenta Seedcare corn fungicide portfolio. Thiabendazole reduces infection of a lesser-known, but damaging Fusarium species – Fusarium verticillioides. With the added protection, roots remain unharmed and develop into vigorous, healthy plants. Thiabendazole complements the Fusarium protection already offered by the active ingredient fludiozonil (Maxim XL), which promotes plant health from the very beginning by delivering proven protection against Fusarium spp., including Fusarium graminearum, one of the most common types of Fusarium.

Successful Corn Planting Season

A modest number of extra bushels can make a big difference to a farmer’s bottom line. In light of this fact, farmers take great care to make sure they are doing everything in their power to push their yields as high as possible.

Even the most seasoned farmers, however, can overlook a thing or two. Therefore, we’ve compiled a list of the seven most important considerations when it comes to corn planting. So take a look to ensure that you are prepared as possible.

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