WE ONLY CHAMPION THE BEST CORN TRAITS AND GENETICS
It’s all in the name: Champion Seed. As one of the fastest growing independent seed companies in the country, we have the freedom to select from a wide range of corn genetic platforms and trait packages — giving us the ability to match corn genetics and traits right down to the county level. This means the corn seed you plant is best suited for the growing conditions in your fields.
What types of genetics and traits do we Champion? Strong stalks and outstanding standability. Nobody wants cornstalks falling over in the field. Drought tolerance. Corn in need of water will underperform. So in years when your fields end up a few inches short of rain, Champion Seed corn can still power through. And of course, disease pressure resistance. There’s always something new ready to attack your corn crop. The right traits help protect against uncertainty.
Take some time to browse through our online seed catalog and contact your local Champion Seed dealer when you’re ready to select corn traits and genetics right down to the county level.
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29A20
Very early flowering and good drydown for maturity.
Built for those tough, variable fields.
Strong stalks and roots in smaller places.
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33A20
Maturity leader for emergence, agronomics and Goss’ Wilt.
Excited about the performance in that Hwy 200 to Hwy 2 corridor and moving West.
Great earlier option to pair with 35A20. -
35A20
Extremely consistent and stable hybrid.
Proven performance East to West, from Red River Valley to the Missouri River.The drought tolerance, ear flex and Goss’ Wilt it takes to be a lead product along Hwy 281.
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35A20
Extremely consistent and stable hybrid.
Proven performance East to West, from Red River Valley to the Missouri River.The drought tolerance, ear flex and Goss’ Wilt it takes to be a lead product along Hwy 281.
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36A20
Tremendous option for that farmer looking for LOTS of dry grain.
Very high yield potential that responds with higher planting populations.
Best East of Hwy 1 in ND into MN, needs proper management when moving West.
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36A20
Tremendous option for that farmer looking for LOTS of dry grain.
Very high yield potential that responds with higher planting populations.
Best East of Hwy 1 in ND into MN, needs proper management when moving West.
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36A20
Tremendous option for that farmer looking for LOTS of dry grain.
Very high yield potential that responds with higher planting populations.
Best East of Hwy 1 in ND into MN, needs proper management when moving West.
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37A20
Great yield potential across a broad area.
Stability to go into marginal acres.
Artesian technology for those drought-prone areas.
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38A20
Best emergence and early season vigor in this book.
Excellent plant health and ear flex that allow doe planting in many environments.
Great partner product for 36A20 in the East and 35A20 out West.
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41A20
Ascending hybrid that gets better every time we see it.
Doesn’t flinch in the poorly drained soils of the Valley or the drought-prone soils in Central Dakotas.
As agronomically sound a hybrid as you’ll find.
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41A20
Ascending hybrid that gets better every time we see it.
Doesn’t flinch in the poorly drained soils of the Valley or the drought-prone soils in Central Dakotas.
As agronomically sound a hybrid as you’ll find.
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43A20
All the tools it takes to be a lead hybrid across the Dakotas.
Great flex on extremely girthy ear with kernel depth.
Keep off poorly draining soils with average emergence.
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45A16 VT2 Pro RIB
Extremely high-yielding product over multiple years of testing on many soil types.
Good stress tolerance with consistent ear placement.
Very good early vigor scores for no-till and early planting. -
45A20
Extremely reliable hybrid that doesn’t shy away from poorly drained soils.
Expect peak performance in the medium to heavier soils of the Red River Valley and South in MN.
Great emergence followed by strong stalks and roots.
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46A20
An industry leader for Goss’ Wilt tolerance and late season intactness.
Exceptional stress tolerance and ear flex.
Love the fit for Northern SD and Western Richland, Sargent and Dickey counties in ND.
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46A20
An industry leader for Goss’ Wilt tolerance and late season intactness.
Exceptional stress tolerance and ear flex.
Love the fit for Northern SD and Western Richland, Sargent and Dickey counties in ND.
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48A20
Tall, flashy plant type that’ll stop you in your tracks.
Northern movement is encouraged because of early flowering and great drydown.
Racehorse-type hybrid that responds well to intensive management.
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48A21 VT2 & SmartStax New!
Top end yield in a genetic package that moves south very well
Great plan health and late season intactness
Consistent performance across a wide range of yield environments
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49A20 VT2 & Conventional
Great yield stability across most management and fertility programs.
Flex ear allows for a wide range of planting populations.
This hybrid has great late season intactness and produces a very girthy ear. -
50A19 SS RIB
Racehorse hybrid at this maturity.
Excellent seedling vigor for no-till ground and early planting.
Top end yield and great drydown. -
50A19 VT2 Pro RIB
Racehorse hybrid at this maturity.
Excellent seedling vigor for no-till ground and early planting.
Top end yield and great drydown. -
51B19
Incredible yield performance across multiple years of testing.
Provides a long flex ear with good girth and great grain quality.
Best performance is in its maturity range and North. -
52A18 Organic, Conventional, VT2 & SmartStax
Very solid agronomic package to complement its bin busting yield.
Very good stalk and roots, very good greensnap rating, and excellent test weight.
First-in-class, early-season vigor for early planting and no-till fields. -
53A19 SS RIB
Top yielding hybrid for high fertility and tougher acres.
Responds very well to fungicide application.
Moves West well with good greensnap scores and Goss’ Wilt tolerance.
