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Official Golden Harvest Seeds page delivering local content relevant to the Oklahoma & Texas regions.

07/21/2026

Live-look in from Inola, OK📍
Dryland corn (with 25” rainfall) planted at 22k in the dent stage🌽
U class (2nd commercial year), M class (1st commercial year), and X series (trials) are all showing strengths and adaptability across the geography. 💪🏼

07/18/2026

📍Live-look in from Webber’s Falls, OK:
A few timely rains have helped the corn fill grain and the pivots take some much needed breaks down the stretch. Golden Harvest Seeds corn is standing strong and arriving at black layer (physiological maturity) in this irrigated plot planted @ 32k pop. 🌽
Pro Tip: You can use Greencast by Syngenta to calculate growing degree days for tracking your corn maturity through this link!
https://www.greencastonline.com/growing-degree-days/home

06/29/2026

In a live look-in from around the territory:
Northeast OK (Miami), here are Golden Harvest Seeds 113 day (G13U29-V) and 116 days (G16Q82 and G16K01-3111) in a “dryland environment” with approx. 13” of rain in the month of June alone! Shaping up and handling the wet feet well going into the grain fill period!

06/22/2026

In a live look-in from around the territory: South-Central OK (Paul's Valley), here are a couple of Golden Harvest Seeds 116 day hybrids staged between Blister (R2) and Milk (R3).
Grain fill is starting to ramp up and a huge portion of kernel depth and test weight will be decided in the upcoming weeks! Stay tuned for more live look-ins!

05/06/2026

🌽 With cooler spring temperatures lingering across swathes of OK and TX, here's a refresher on the calculation of Growing Degree Days vs. days on the calendar and their role in corn emergence. 🌽
Hear from Golden Harvest Seeds Agronomist Erin Sim on how to calculate GDD's for corn emergence!
Stay tuned for the impact of GDD's advancing through the next growth stages of corn.

04/10/2026

🌽‘Tis the season for corn plots going in the ground all throughout Oklahoma and Texas. 🌽
Pictured is a population trial looking at the ear flex of lower population (10k-20k seeds/acre) dryland corn across 7 hybrids, including a lineup of the proven performers and the upcoming class. Always working to recommend the best Golden Harvest Seeds hybrids to growers across the territory!

02/22/2026

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See if you’re eligible, talk to your Golden Harvest Seed Advisor today 🌊

01/30/2026

🔦 Seed Advisor Spotlight 🔦

Name: Jack Seed & Supply
Location: Idalou & Panhandle TX

Tell me about Jack Seed & Supply getting started in the business/origin story:

In 2017 Golden Harvest Seeds set up Kelly Jack as an independent seed supplier, thus kickstarting the journey that would become the Jack Seed & Supply people recognize today.

What makes Jack Seed & Supply unique in the seed business?

While we’re a small family owned business we’re aligned as distributors with two of the best seed dealers out there and are able to get our hands on any seed product to meet the needs of any farming, ranching, or homestead application. We also have the education to be able to aid in all of those areas, with years of practical and academic experience in farming and ranching we know how to navigate the ups and downs of the agricultural world. So you get that home grown service while still having the expertise and variety of a big chain.

What’s your favorite part about being involved in seeds and agriculture?

Being able to have conversations with growers who are looking for change or solution. Getting to know and walk along those farmers and aid in their success is one the most rewarding aspects of what we do.

What are your favorite Golden Harvest Seeds hybrids/varieties and why?

G09Y24-DV and G10L16-DV are two of our favorites for their ability to produce in our hot and dry climate with limited irrigation.

01/09/2026

Come see us at the Enid Farm Show this Friday 9AM-5PM and Saturday 9AM-6PM @ Chisholm Trail Expo Center. Booth is within view of the Oklahoma Wheat Commission cinnamon rolls and right next to the SW entrance of the building.

🆓 Enter to win farm show exclusive giveaways
📢 Speak with Golden Harvest Seed Advisors
🌽🫛 Learn about new corn hybrids and soybean varieties tailored to your farm ground!

12/19/2025

🔦 Seed Advisor Spotlight 🔦

Name: Norman Agriproducts
Location: Wolfe City, TX

Tell me about Norman Agri-Products getting started in the business/origin story:
I (Jay Norman) am a 4th generation farmer and started selling seed in college. We are an independent ag retailer selling crop protection and fertilizer in addition to seed throughout Texas. We also farm wheat, corn, and soybeans in Northeast Texas.

What makes Norman Agri-Products unique in the seed business?
We are farmers ourselves. All seed is planted on our farm before we sell it. We are customer service focused and care about each customer to help them find what is right for their operation.

What’s your favorite part or memory about being involved in seeds and agriculture?
The friends I have made over the years and the relationships I have with the next generations working on those farms.

What are your favorite Golden Harvest Seeds hybrids/varieties and why?
G16K01-3111 - Old school tough/durable
G10L16 - Extremely drought tolerant with great flex.
G13U96 - Great test weight and top end.
G4222 - Consistent in yield and setting four bean pods.

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Frederick, OK
73542

Website

http://Goldenharvestseeds.com/

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