Success starts with best seed | Farm Progress
John Hart For Robbie Umphlett, right, and son Clint Umphlett, variety selection is priority No. 1 for success, followed closely by a good fertility program and then effective pest management. If you dont have the right varieties, you arent going to make it. For Robbie and Clint Umphlett, success on the farm begins with good seed. Certainly, the importance of planting good seed is known by all farmers. Everyone knows that to produce a high-yielding crop, you need to pla...
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