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A Partner in Your Fields

And in Your Success


See how a Seedsman offers expert advice at every stage through the Field Check Up Series

Explore The Field Check Up Series

A Partner in Your Fields

And in Your Success


See how a Channel Seedsman offers expert advice at every stage through the Field Check Up Series.

Explore The Field Check Up Series
Channel Seedsman and Grower working in the field with an iPad

Seedsmanship At Work®

At the heart of the Channel® brand are the relationships we build with farmers like you. We call it Seedsmanship. With Channel, you’ll experience our Seedsmanship At Work® services on your farm through the year-round, hands-on, customized service of your Channel Seedsman. Your local Seedsman knows your fields and can recommend the elite seed products designed to perform in your area and maximize the profitability of every acre.

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Locate a Seedsman Near You

Your local Seedsman is there for you all year long, listening to your needs and providing value before the first seed is planted, throughout the growing season, and long after harvest. Your Seedsman will combine keen observation with firsthand knowledge of your fields to create recommendations tailored to your specific conditions.

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Channel products have been great for us and they come with an even better Seedsman. He’s helped us pick the product for the right acre and we've seen great results from that relationship.
Geoff RuthChannel Farmer, Rising City, Nebraska

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Local Agronomy Articles

Soybean Emergence and Early Growth​

After planting a soybean seed will absorb about 50% of its weight in water and the radical or primary root will emerge.
Early Season Insects in Corn

Scouting for early season insect pests in corn should begin shortly after planting.
Summer and Fall Management Practices for Alfalfa​

To increase the possibility of winter survivability, a late-summer alfalfa cutting should occur early enough so plants can regrow, produce, and store carbohydrates in the roots and crowns before entering fall dormancy. An accurate stand evaluation is critical for estimating yield potential for estimating yield potential and if the existing stand should be kept for the following year.