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| Eagle Seed is one of the few independent breeding, testing, and development companies in the United States. We test in the most stressful and ideal environments. Pictured left is a flood test measuring height and node development on forage soybeans. Eagle Seed varieties are capable of withstanding difficult environments whereas traditional soybeans are bred to be put in ideal conditions only. Heavy animal browsing is one of the research topics studied. |
| The picture to the left shows the advantage of having a long-season later maturing soybean. As you can see, the two row plot in the center is fully mature and has no forage value at a critical time when your deer or cattle herd needs it. |
| Eagle Seed's Goal is to supply you with the best Forage Products. These are our Breeding Objectives: Use of Exotic Germplasm for Better Stress Tolerance Incorporation of the Most Current Genetic Traits Greatest Biomass Available Best Browsing Tolerance Greatest Soybean Height Advantage Latest Maturing Forage Soybean Glyphosate Herbicide Tolerant Largest Soybean Leaf Area Superior Drought Tolerance Excellent Disease Resistance Best Palatability University Proven Highest Seed Quality Available Ease of Management Quicker Canopy Aggressive Branching Excellent Seedling Vigor High Protein Widest Planting Window Available Adaptable to Various Row Spacings Resistance to Lodging and Shattering Adaptable to Multiple Soil Types Develop Area Specific Game Manager's Food Plots Excellent Cover for Deer Habitat Longest Green Period Highest Feed Value and Total Digestible Nutrients Develop Niche Varieties for Acidic/Basic Soil Types Assist International Breeding Programs |
| Our soybeans can put on more than 38 nodes per plant, while other soybeans can produce only 14 to 20 per stem. Our forage varieties, pictured left, were developed to contain more branches, leaves, roots, and nodes. Additional nodes, leaves, branches, and height allows the plant to withstand heavy browsing. Larger roots are also an advantage in poorer soils. With larger roots, the Eagle Seed Forage Soybeans have the ability to grow in rocky, sandy soils in both higher and lower than ideal pH environments. The pictures on this page were taken in 2010 at research farms across the United States. |
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