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Corn Plant Population Research – Water-Limited Sites ®, ™, SM Trademarks and service marks of DuPont, Pioneer or their respective owners. © 2015, PHII Pioneer ® brand products are provided subject to the terms and conditions of purchase which are part of the labeling and purchase documents. DuPont Pioneer Agronomy Sciences DuPont Pioneer Research Figure 2. Corn yield response to population and optimum economic seeding rate by location yield level at water-limited sites, Figure 1. DuPont Pioneer plant population water-limited test locations in North America, DuPont Pioneer has been conducting plant population studies with corn hybrids for over three decades. These studies test for complex G x E x M (genetics x environment x management) interactions, which frequently play a key role in maximizing yield potential and reducing risk. Over the past several years, Pioneer has conducted plant population research focused specifically on lower-yielding water- limited environments (Figure 1). DuPont Pioneer researchers target representative environments based on maturity zone, expected yield (high or low), specific stresses (drought, pest pressure, high residue, early planting, etc.), and other unique location characteristics. Research trials are all conducted in 30-inch rows. Growers can use the multi-year and multi-location results to identify the best potential planting rates specific to their hybrid, location, and management practices. Optimum Seeding Rate by Yield Level Like previous Pioneer studies, the 2010 to 2015 trials at water- limited sites show that corn hybrid response to plant population varies by yield level (Figure 2). The seeding rate required to maximize yield increases as yield level increases. The economic optimum seeding rate varies from less than 23,000 seeds/acre for locations yielding 80 bu/acre to around 25,000 seeds/acre for yields of 140 bu/acre. The economic optimum is the seeding rate that generates the most income when seed cost and grain price are factored in. Averaged across all hybrids tested. Economic optimums based on a corn grain price of $4.00/bu and a seed cost of $3.00 per 1,000 seeds; assumes 5% overplant to achieve target population. Corn in a DuPont Pioneer research trial showing drought stress.

Planting Rate Estimator Graph shows up to three plant population response curves with economic optimum seeding rates based on the criteria selected above. Results are displayed as net income/acre. Select and compare plant population responses based on hybrid, yield level, corn grain price, and seed cost. Tabular display of net income/acre at several seeding rates based on the criteria selected above and economic optimum seeding rates. Years of testing and number of testing locations for selected hybrid(s) shown below. The foregoing is provided for informational use only. Please contact your Pioneer sales professional for information and suggestions specific to your operation. Product performance is variable and depends on many factors such as moisture and heat stress, soil type, management practices and environmental stress as well as disease and pest pressures. Individual results may vary. Growers should use the Planting Rate Estimator as an initial guide and work with your Pioneer sales professional for refinements based on local observations and on-farm trials. Authors: Mark Jeschke and Gaurav Bhalla o Now it is possible to display plant population response curves at 10 bu/acre increments for all yield levels where there was a statistically significant response based on the available research data. o The yield levels available for display will vary among hybrids based on the available research data. The 2016 Planting Rate Estimator features greater flexibility in customizing the graph display. o Previously, users could select corn grain price and seed cost to determine economic optimum seeding rates at different yield levels for a given hybrid. o Users can now display up to three response curves based on any combination of hybrids, yield levels, grain prices, and seed costs. Users now have the option of selecting a “Water-Limited Sites” version of the planting rate estimator, which includes data from studies conducted in drought environments in the western U.S. Enhanced Features for 2016 The 2016 version of the Planting Rate Estimator has several improvements compared to previous versions. The most significant improvement is the ability to display population response curves for a greater range of yield levels, which provides greater utility for creating variable rate seeding prescriptions. o Previously, the Planting Rate Estimator displayed plant population responses for up to 3 yield levels: greater than 200 bu/acre, between 150 and 200 bu/acre, and less than 150 bu/acre. The DuPont Pioneer Planting Rate Estimator, available on and as a free mobile app, allows users to generate estimated optimum seeding rates for Pioneer ® brand corn products based on data from Pioneer research and Pioneer ® GrowingPoint ® agronomy trials. View plant population responses from either standard or water-limited research sites.