Lindauer Farms - Pioneer Sales Representative

09/22/2026

Our favorite plot we planted this year for a couple reasons was harvested today. Ranked in the following order. P37Z84BE, P38Z19E, P37Z06E, P36Z16E strong mid/late group 3 lineup for 2027!

09/21/2026

Steve and Logan knocked out our white and yellow corn plot we highlighted at our field day today! More details in the coming days, but one thing on everyone’s mind. The top 3 white vs the top 3 yellow we sold in 2026; average was only 6 bushel apart.

09/20/2026

09/16/2026

One thing to think about as we go thru a stretch where a ton of soybeans are being harvested is, your planting date. Historically we lose as much as .5bu/day of yield potential everyday. So as you get 2-3 weeks away from you first planted think about yields, are they really that far off or are they maybe doing better or worse than the .5/bushel a day. We’ve also harvested a lot of dry beans this fall already and as we start to dip under 10% also think what moisture were my first fields harvested at?

09/14/2026

Great Sunday for a yellow corn plot in Warrick County on Logan’s families farm.
1st P12836V
2nd P10705PCE
3rd P13841PCUE
4th P11616PCE
5th P13777PCE
6th P15784AM
7th P14270PCE

09/13/2026

Knocked out the white corn plot that was on Richland Hwy just south of town today. Ranked in the following order. P14192WPCE, P1655WAM, P15143WPCE, P11304WV, P1790WQ all around 17% moisture and 60 TW

09/02/2026

Fun in the heat the last couple afternoons! For at least 12 years we’ve been doing some form population variety corn plot and trying to continually break the 100 bushel bean barrier. I don’t recall a year before where Giles Farm Inc broke both their personal best in same year. P13777PCE took 1st, P14270PCE 2nd, other brand 3rd. 34k was best pop for all 3 hybrids and best plot average we’ve had their at 267bu/acre.
P35Z76E went over 105bu/acre three times in a row with the highest weigh at 109.8 bu/acre.

09/01/2026

Things to think about while it the combine. First Picture: in the past 134 years of weather April ranked hottest ever, May & June average around 70th hottest, July and August were top 40 hottest. April 1st thru now is top 15 hottest growing season we’ve had in 134 years.
Second Picture: past 134 years of precipitation April 60th wettest, May top 30, June 3rd wettest, July and August top 40, since April 1st top 15th wettest year.
Third Picture: the weather event late June that impacted the crop the most depending on soil drainage, nitrogen form, planting date, etc we needed moisture for as hot as we were but not sure anyone needed that much.
All three pictures can represent why some fields will be record yields and why some will not.

08/28/2026

We had a fun night with a great crowd! Thanks to all those who came for the homemade ice cream, we hope you learned what your favorite flavor of corn was too!

05/29/2026

Here are some common corn post herbicides and their cut off stages/sizes.
Remember glyphosate is 30 inches or V8.
In the comments is a link with a video on determine growth stage after V5.
Coming off the added saturation stress let’s not try and add more stress as V5-V8 is critical period for ear development. If you can afford to let your plants have a couple days to regroup before asking them to metabolize herbicides that would be ideal.