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deploy/docker-compose.yml — replace <product>/<registry> placeholders with concrete values for Drawbar's stack: - image: git.jpaul.io/justin/seed-mcp:latest (CF tunnel for pulls; CI pushes via LAN 192.168.0.2:1234 to avoid 100 MB body cap) - container_name: seed-mcp - port 8001:8000 (8001 host-side to not collide with crop-chem-docs on 8000) - PRODUCT_NAME=crop_seed, hybrid search enabled, stateless HTTP - llama-rerank shared with crop-chem-docs (NOT redefined here — expected to already be in Drawbar's parent compose network) - networks.drawbar-mcp external: true so seed-mcp joins the existing cross-MCP shared network .gitignore — corpus/ is now COMMITTED, not ignored. The monthly refresh workflow scrapes and commits corpus changes; the image-only workflow rebuilds indexes from the committed corpus. Allowing the corpus to flow through git means the :corpus-YYYY.MM.DD image tag pins to a specific seed-catalog snapshot. chroma/ and bm25/ remain ignored — those are deterministically derived from corpus. Initial committed snapshot: 614 varieties. - bayer_seeds: 475 (DEKALB 288 + Asgrow 102 + WestBred 85) - golden_harvest: 139 (Syngenta corn + soy; 36 sitemap URLs 302-redirected = discontinued) rag/chunk.py — normalize brand and crop to uppercase/lowercase in Chroma metadata so cross-vendor brand-filter lookups don't break on casing inconsistency (Bayer stores "DEKALB", Golden Harvest stores "Golden Harvest"; _build_where uppercases user-supplied brand which matched the former but not the latter pre-fix). Sidecar JSON keeps original casing for display. Stub scrapers (nk, agripro, becks_pfr, becks_products) — change return code from 2 to 0 so the monthly-refresh CI workflow doesn't fail on deferred sources. Real implementations will return 0 on success / 1 on failure when they ship. Smoke-tested cross-vendor retrieval against the 614-chunk index: - list_versions shows both vendors with correct facet counts - broad "corn hybrid 100 RM" query returns both DEKALB and Golden Harvest hits in top 5 - brand='Golden Harvest' filter returns 3 GH-only varieties - variety-code prefilter still works (E085Z5 → top hit on GH) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# AG12XF4 BRAND
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- **Vendor:** Bayer
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- **Brand:** Asgrow
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- **Crop:** Soybeans
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- **Maturity group:** 1.2
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- **Traits:** XF (XtendFlex)
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- **Release year:** 2024
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- **Source:** https://www.cropscience.bayer.us/soybeans/asgrow/asgrow-ag12xf4-soybeans
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- **Rating scale (Bayer):** 1-9 (9 = best)
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---
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## Positioning
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Asgrow® AG12XF4 brand is an early MG 1 XtendFlex® soybean. AG12XF4 has resistance to Phytophthora rot and tolerance to white mold and brown stem rot
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## Strengths & management
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- Medium tall plant with good emergence and average standability
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- Rps1c gene and good field tolerance to Phytophthora rot
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- Good tolerance to white mold
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- Avoid placement in fields with high populations of SCN
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## Disease Ratings
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| Characteristic | Value |
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| SOUTHERN ROOT KNOT (M. INCOGNITA) | - |
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| SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODE | S |
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| PRR RESISTANCE | Rps1c |
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| PRR FIELD TOLERANCE | 5 |
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| WHITE MOLD | 4 |
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| BROWN STEM ROT | 4 |
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| SUDDEN DEATH SYNDROME | 6 |
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## Sensitivity
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| Characteristic | Value |
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| CHLORIDE SENSITIVITY | Inc |
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## Management
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| Characteristic | Value |
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| MATURITY GROUP | 1 |
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| VARIETY CODE | 1098245 |
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## Plant Description
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| Characteristic | Value |
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| GROWTH HABIT | Indeterminate |
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| HILUM COLOR | IB |
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| OIL CONTENT | 22.2 |
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| POD WALL COLOR | BR |
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| PROTEIN CONTENT | 39.4 |
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| QUALITY TRAIT | - |
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| RELATIVE MATURITY | 1.2 |
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| HERBICIDE TOLERANT TRAIT | XF |
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| CANOPY | MB |
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| FLOWER COLOR | Purple |
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| PUBESCENCE COLOR | G |
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| PLANT HEIGHT CATEGORY | MT |
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## Production
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| Characteristic | Value |
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| EMERGENCE | 2 |
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| STANDABILITY | 3 |
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| NO-TILL ADAPTABILITY | 2 |
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| IRON CHLOROSIS | 4 |
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## Regional seed-guide listings
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- **2026 Northern North Dakota Seedguide** — agronomist: Courtney Meduna
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- **2025 Northeast Seed Guide** — agronomist: Shaun Heinbaugh
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- **2025 South Dakota Product Guide** — agronomist: Jeff Spieler
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- **2026 South Dakota Product Guide** — agronomist: Jeff Spieler
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- **2025 South Dakota Product Guide** — agronomist: Gary Hegg
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- **2024 South Dakota Product Guide** — agronomist: Gary Hegg
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- **2026 South Dakota Product Guide** — agronomist: Jeff Fuls
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- **2026 Eastern ND / Northern MN** — agronomist: Grant Mehring
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- **Wisconsin 2025** — agronomist: Reid Gill
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- **2025 South Dakota Product Guide** — agronomist: Jeff Fuls
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- **2026 SEED GUIDE** — agronomist: Luke Miller
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- **2026 Central & Western ND, MT/WY** — agronomist: Cody Oswald
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- **Wisconsin 2025** — agronomist: Sammie Brantner
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- **2024 South Dakota Product Guide** — agronomist: Jeff Spieler
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- **Wisconsin Seed Guide** — agronomist: Mike Hopke
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