Roundup Ready® Soybean selections contain in-plant tolerance to Roundup agricultural herbicides. This means you can spray Roundup agricultural herbicides in-crop from emergence through flowering for unsurpassed weed control, proven crop safety and maximum yield potential.

With Roundup Ready beans, you get:

• Maximum profit opportunity with no-till applications.
• Efficiency—because the unmatched weed control and flexibility, combined with reduced tillage, give you more time to spend on other jobs.
• Convenience—because the simple, unsurpassed weed control takes the worry out of soybean production.

New Seed vs. Saved Seed
The Benefits Are Substantial
It’s Hubner’s policy that no seed germplasm patent or patented trait will be saved from one season for planting in the next by a Hubner grower—because the benefits of new seed far outweigh any perceived savings that bin-run or saved seed can offer.

Those Benefits Include:

• Higher quality seed—professionally handled and rigorously tested, weed-free and readily available in many maturities.
• Better value—as bin-run planting rates are generally 15 percent higher than that of new certified seed, yield averages are 1.8 bushels per acre less.
• A limited warranty—that includes dealer agronomic support and the risk management benefits of Roundup Rewards® program.
• New innovations—royalties on new seed provides for ongoing R&D of new traits and higher yielding germplasm, as well as funding for new trait introductions.

Seed Piracy Policy
It is the policy of Hubner Seed that no seed with the Monsanto patented traits or seeds, including conventional seeds containing a Monsanto or Monsanto affiliate germplasm patent will be saved to be planted in our growers’ fields. If a grower chooses to violate this policy, then said grower releases Hubner Seed from all liabilities and understands said grower is subject to seed piracy laws and takes sole responsibility for all penalties and fines accrued for violating this policy.

We at Hubner Seed not only believe it is the legal responsibility of the grower to follow this policy, but also believe it is in the best interest of the grower to plant new seed every year.