ENLIST SOYBEAN FOOD PLOT BLEND

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Growers must sign a Technology Use Agreement before obtaining, planting, or growing seed containing Corteva traits, including the Enlist Trait.  Please signup online here:  Welcome to AgCelerate!.  After signing the agreement and obtaining a number, please put your number in the “Order Notes” section when checking out.  If you have any questions, please call us at 217-994-3721.

KSC Enlist Soybean Food Plot Blend (Regular and Northern) is not for sale in the following states:  Alaska, California, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Oregon, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Utah, Vermont, Washington, Wyoming

Available in Regular and Northern Blend (See Map Below)

Real World Wildlife Products has become known as the leader in supplying the best soybean products for wildlife land managers. Our soybean sales have increased each of the 15 years we have been in business, proving that our claim of having the best soybean for whitetails is not just talk. The one issue that some customers have experienced however is weed resistance to glyphosate (Roundup). We diligently tested multiple varieties of soybeans to help address this growing concern. KSC Enlist Soybean Food Plot Blend (Regular or Northern) can be sprayed with glyphosate (Roundup), glufosinate (Liberty) and 2,4-D ColexD. By being able to use all these herbicides, the issue of resistant weeds can be addressed. We believe we have finally found the right blend of Enlist soybeans to help take care of weed resistance issues without losing the high-oil and shatter resistant traits found in our Generation 2 soybeans.

These soybeans have the same high-oil and shatter-resistant traits of Real World’s extremely popular Generation 2 glyphosate-tolerant Whitetail Soybean blend.

Choosing the right soybean based on your location.

When formulating your chemical plan with KSC Enlist Soybean Blend or any other products, we strongly recommend you consult with your local extension agent or seek advice from local row crop farmers for best results.