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Hubner Seed introduces Hubner Max seed protectants
West Lebanon, Indiana
September 22, 2005

Hubner Seed Co., Inc.,

a producer of corn, soybeans, wheat and alfalfa seeds operating in 15 states throughout the midwest and east coast, introduced a new seed protection system. Hubner Max Seed Protectants” provides a system of protection that’s effectiveness is evident throughout the entire growing season.

The system, which uses a combination of fungicides and insecticides has proven to provide a healthier root system, increased stand, better uniformity, improved vigor, improved uptake and consistently produces higher yields.

“We’ve been pleased with the field trial performances of the Hubner Max Seed Protectant,” said Bob Hubner, Hubner Seed president. “It provides seed with a systemic protection against a broad range of soil and seed borne diseases.”

Hubner Max Seed Protectants combines Protégé’, Allegiance’ and a polymer coating to protect soybeans from Rhizoctonia, Pythium and other soil and seed borne diseases. Hubner Max Seed Protectants are also compatible with Gaucho’ 480 Insecticide, which protects plants from soybean aphids for 60-65 days and reduces bean pod mottle virus.

In corn, Hubner Max Seed Protectants combines Maxim’, Allegiance and Trilex‘ for additional disease protection. This seed treatment is available in Poncho’ 250 or Poncho’ 1250. When used in conjunction with Poncho, it provides protection against black cutworms, wireworms, white grubs, seedcorn maggots, grape colaspis, flea beetles, chinch bugs and other early season pests.

“This is our exclusive and premier seed treatment,” Hubner said. “It’s been proven to improve your yields.”

Hubner Seed Co., Inc. was founded in January 1972, as a partnership between Robert L. Hubner, father, and Robert Lee Hubner, son, with 54 years combined experience in seed production.

Note that Protégé’ and Maxim’ brands are registered trademarks of Syngenta Group Co.
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