Soybean

Big Fellow RR Soybean Seed | Eagle Seed

Big Fellow Soybeans are an extremely tall, very large leafed, Roundup Ready forage variety from Eagle Seed.  It has been tested in numerous university trials and is an outstanding high protein, high tonnage producer.  Big Fellow is also known for its drought tolerance and indeterminant growth habit which makes it truly rare. It can keep growing through heavy browsing by cattle or deer.  It continues providing excellent nutrition later in the year after other varieties have completed their life cycle.   Big Fellow is superior to both earlier and later maturing soybeans as a food for animals because it puts on more than twice as many nodes as a regular cultivar -- this means more height, tonnage, leaf area, and browse tolerance. This variety is a favorite of silage growers since it has a very high feed value...equal to alfalfa.

NG 690GT | 0.9 RM Soybeans

0.9 Maturity Roundup Ready 1 technology Bushy bean plant that yields Excellent standability Medium height plant Moderate tolerance for IDC

Pod Haven GT Soybean Seed | Eagle Seed

Pod Haven is an economical, glyphosate tolerant, blend of earlier maturing varieties for your specific area. Because we are the factory and develop our own lines, we can sell you a blend of crop beans that will produce excellent pods for your region, at a lower price than our competitors. We can do anything they can do, better. In side-by side testing, we had far superior shatter resistance and seed quality than those other guys. Not to mention, we put more food on the acre. We make a midwestern and northern version that pairs very well with our fall food plot products.  Expect Pod Haven Soybeans from Eagle Seed to make your property more attractive to your deer herd!   YOU CAN SPRAY WITH ROUNDUP or GLYPHOSATE TO CONTROL WEEDS 140,000 seeds/bag

Stutsman Soybean - 0.7 RM

0.7 Maturity Very high yielding conventional soybean Resistant to race 3 Phytophthora root rot Purple flower, gray pubescence, brown pods, yellow hila Sold in 60# packages