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Kyle Brase
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Oct 16, 2026
RFD Illinois October 16, 2026
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4:16Kyle BraseGUEST
But once we got into the later planted, so I'm gonna say somewhere in that mid-April timeframe, around the 20th, 22nd, we got rained out, it was weeks before we got back into the field.
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4:25Kyle BraseGUEST
We definitely saw a hit, you know, 10, 15, 20 bushels per acre less than what we saw on those first planted ones that were in the, the earlier part of April.
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4:38Kyle BraseGUEST
We'll, we'll be close to a, a, you know, average to slightly above average, I would say, on our overall soybean yields, especially if you were planted early.
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5:48Rita FrazerHOST
You know, let's slide into your Pioneer seed business, and before we talk about the company's 100th anniversary, and I know you had a, a good event, uh, back last month to celebrate, but your family, Kyle, is committed to Pioneer.