AG20XF4 BRAND
Positioning
Asgrow® AG20XF4 brand is a 2.0 RM XtendFlex® soybean with a history of strong performance across a wide range of growing conditions.
Strengths & management
- Medium tall plant with average standability
- Resistance to soybean cyst nematode
- Good Phytophthora rot protection from the Rps1c gene and field tolerance
- Very good tolerance to brown stem rot
- Average tolerance to white mold and SDS
Disease Ratings
| Characteristic |
Value |
| SOUTHERN ROOT KNOT (M. INCOGNITA) |
- |
| SOYBEAN CYST NEMATODE |
R3 |
| PRR RESISTANCE |
Rps1c |
| PRR FIELD TOLERANCE |
4 |
| WHITE MOLD |
5 |
| BROWN STEM ROT |
3 |
| SUDDEN DEATH SYNDROME |
5 |
| SOUTHERN STEM CANKER |
3 |
Sensitivity
| Characteristic |
Value |
| CHLORIDE SENSITIVITY |
Inc |
Management
| Characteristic |
Value |
| MATURITY GROUP |
2 |
| VARIETY CODE |
29350415 |
Plant Description
| Characteristic |
Value |
| GROWTH HABIT |
Indeterminate |
| HILUM COLOR |
BL |
| OIL CONTENT |
20.7 |
| POD WALL COLOR |
BR |
| PROTEIN CONTENT |
40.0 |
| QUALITY TRAIT |
- |
| RELATIVE MATURITY |
2.0 |
| HERBICIDE TOLERANT TRAIT |
XF |
| CANOPY |
MB |
| FLOWER COLOR |
White |
| PUBESCENCE COLOR |
LT |
| PLANT HEIGHT CATEGORY |
MT |
Production
| Characteristic |
Value |
| EMERGENCE |
2 |
| STANDABILITY |
3 |
| NO-TILL ADAPTABILITY |
1 |
| IRON CHLOROSIS |
6 |
Regional seed-guide listings
- Central & North Central Nebraska — agronomist: Jason Skalsky
- Northwest Iowa DEKALB and Asgrow Seed Guide 2027 — agronomist: Jim McDermott
- Northeast US — agronomist: Shaun Heinbaugh
- West Central Iowa — agronomist: Nora Schultz
- Northeast & East Central Nebraska — agronomist: Josh Erwin
- 2027 East Central Iowa — agronomist: Scott Johnson
- Northwest Iowa — agronomist: Jim McDermott
- Northwest Iowa DEKALB and Asgrow Seed Guide 2027 — agronomist: Dustin Rinnert
- Michigan and NW Ohio — agronomist: Doug George
- 2027 North East Iowa — agronomist: Scott Johnson
- 2027 N. East Iowa — agronomist: Scott Johnson
- 2027 North East Iowa RJ — agronomist: Richard Judge
- Northeast Colorado and Western Nebraska — agronomist: Dustin Schmer
- New York and New England — agronomist: Savanna Shelnutt
