CASSELTON, N.D. – Proseed, headquartered in Harvey, N.D., is a homegrown seed provider that has been spotted at field days across the state meeting producers and talking about their special hybrid lineup of sunflower, corn, soybeans and others.
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Proseed, headquartered in Harvey, N.D., is a homegrown seed provider that has been spotted at field days across the state meeting producers and talking about their special hybrid lineup of sunflower, corn, and soybeans, and other crops.
Proseed representative Jeff Hamre talked to growers in the Proseed booth at Friends and Neighbors Day at the ARS center in Mandan, N.D., in July.
– Proseed, headquartered in Harvey, N.D., is a homegrown seed provider that has been spotted at field days across the state meeting producers and talking about their special hybrid lineup of sunflower, corn, and soybeans.
“We are based out of North Dakota and cover most of state, South Dakota, as well as northwest and southwest Minnesota,” said Karmen Hardy, Proseed agronomist. Her husband, Dustin Hardy, farms with his dad, and they have a Proseed strip trial at their home farm.
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