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Channel Seed: Providing Support Throughout the Growing Season

February 05, 2019 02:09 PM

January 25, 2019
NASHVILLE, Tenn (RFD-TV) Seedsmanship is what sets Channel apart from other seed brands. Channel Seedsmen know the importance of staying connected to deliver customized service all season long. To a Channel Seedsman, it’s about being you, on your farm, helping you assess your conditions, diagnosing your challenges, and then recommending the best solutions to meet your specific needs.

On this week’s Seedsmanship Roadshow, we visit south central South Dakota with farmer Steve Breding, Channel agronomist John Goeden, and Channel Seedsman Scott Nedved to discuss how Channel provides support during the seedling stage, vegetative stage, reproductive stage and maturity stage.

Watch other Channel Seedsmanship Roadshow segments HERE.

For more information about Channel Products or to find your Channel Seedsmen, visit: channel.com.

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