Fourth-annual Golden Harvest Agronomy in Action Research Review gives corn and soybean farmers the knowledge to have a successful 2023 growing season
DOWNERS GROVE, Ill., USA, March 1, 2023 ― Golden Harvest released its Agronomy in Action 2023 Research Review today to help corn and soybean farmers mitigate risk and adjust management techniques throughout the 2023 growing season and beyond. The book provides a comprehensive review of applied and practical agronomic studies conducted during the 2022 growing season at Golden Harvest Agronomy in Action research sites.
This issue marks the fourth consecutive year of publishing a compilation of research trial results, along with other timely topics. With more than 100 pages of corn and soybean trial results to help farmers make research-based decisions this season, the book provides farmers with a variety of data and recommendations, including some that are specific to the Golden Harvest portfolio.

The Agronomy in Action 2023 Research Review provides farmers with more than 100 pages of agronomic insights tailored to the Golden Harvest portfolio. Source: Syngenta.
“There are lots of options when it comes to seed purchasing decisions; but at Golden Harvest, we strongly believe success requires more than just good genetics,” said Syngenta Seeds Technical Agronomy Manager Bruce Battles. “We are devoted to delivering agronomic insights and exemplary service along with every bag of seed.”
The book features 36 insight-packed articles and is organized into five sections with each focusing on a critical factor of farm management:
- Corn Management
- Weather Effects
- Corn Pest Management
- Nutrient Management
- Soybean Management
“Golden Harvest is committed to our farmers and our research,” said Battles. “We are so excited to bring our customers yet another edition of the Agronomy in Action Research Review, so they can access insights and recommendations pertinent to their fields at any time.”
The Agronomy in Action 2023 Research Review is now available for download at GoldenHarvestSeeds.com.
To find better solutions for your corn and soybean acres, contact a Golden Harvest Seed Advisor at GoldenHarvestSeeds.com.
About Golden Harvest
Golden Harvest Seeds has been working with and listening to farmers with intention since 1973, offering in-depth seeds expertise combined with the local agronomic know-how of an independent Golden Harvest Seed Advisor to help identify custom solutions for every corn and soybean acre. Today, each Golden Harvest hybrid or variety is bred with the individual needs of hardworking farmers in mind. Golden Harvest® corn hybrids feature elite genetics with proven performance and the most complete above- and below-ground insect control solutions with the Duracade™ and Viptera™ trait stacks. Golden Harvest soybean varieties include the industry’s broadest trait choice and exclusive genetics that set a new standard for performance and yield potential.
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