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    DKB19-80

    DKB19-80 is a tall, branchy and robust variety. It has shown consistent yield potential across all soil types and tillage practices tested.
    1.9Relative Maturity
    3025CHU
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    Tall, branchy and robust variety

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    Consistent yield potential across soil and tillage practices tested

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    May lean in high fertility environments and is better suited to heavier clay soils

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      • PRR RESISTANCERps Het 1c
      • SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODEResistance to Race 3

      • VALUE ADDED TRAITRR2X
      • CROP HEAT UNITS (CHU)3025
      • MATURITY1.9

      • PLANT HEIGHTTall
      • PUBESCENCELight Tawny

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      • AVG. SEED SIZE CATEGORYMedium

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      • SOIL TYPEClay Loam: Clay
      • ROW WIDTH (INCHES)7,15,30,20
      • ROW WIDTH MAX30
      • ROW WIDTH MIN7

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    *Performance may vary from location to location and from year to year, as local growing, soil and weather conditions may vary. Growers should evaluate data from multiple locations and years whenever possible and should consider the impacts of these conditions on the growers’ fields.

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