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Corn Hybrids
Our independence is an advantage!
Like Resor Seeds, The ProHarvest Brand is family owned and independent. Selecting corn hybrids for a specific area is where successful independent companies excel against their national competitors.
Unlike the big national brands who focus on selling high priced traits, we encourage our customers to consider cutting input cost by planting the NonGMO options which are available on most ProHarvest hybrids. Over six years, across 17 plot and side by side locations we have not found a yield advantage for traited hybrids over the NonGMO version. In fact, the NonGMO version has won 65% of the comparisons by an average of 2.8 bushels per acre!
The hybrids below are recommended for 2026 planting and classified according to their status in North Missouri.
- Elite
These are the best hybrids for the area, beating the proven hybrids in multiple years testing and should be the majority of your acres.
- Proven
Customer favorites, but may be getting beat in yield, agronomics, or other characteristics by elite hybrids.
- New
Limited supply hybrids that excelled in genetic supplier or our small plot testing but have not been widely planted under whole field conditions by customers in our area. If the new hybrids excel in 2025 they will become elite hybrids in 2027 and Resor Seeds will ramp up supplies for future years.
- Available as NonGMO
- Top ratings on Tar Spot, Goss’s Wilt
- Choice for lower yield environments
- Available as NonGMO
- Likes high yield environments
- Low green snap risk
- Available as NonGMO
- Top Yield for Maturity and Northern Leaf Bligh
- Should Replace 81P65
- 5.5 bushel over mean in 3 years of North Missouri FIRST Trials
- Excellent ear flex, good on droughty soils
- Responds to fungicide if conditions favor Southern Rust
- Available as NonGMO, Top yield in our 2025 research trial
- Best at low to moderate populations, massive ear flex
- Big, leafy plant with top scores for silage utility
- Available as NonGMO
- 2020 Missouri NCGA Yield Contest winner
- Strong Roots, Stalks, Anthracnose and Southern Rust
- Available as NonGMO
- Likes high yield environments
- Responds to fungicides
- Checks all the boxes, disease, agronomics, greensnap
- Should replace 8360, 83P66 and 84P14
- Excellent companion hybrid for 84P78
- Available as NonGMO
- 9 on Southern Rust!
- Consistent workhorse with top agronomics
- Only available as NonGMO
- Solid NLB and GLS ratings
- Top NonGMO hybrid in our 2025 research trials
- 9.1 bushels over mean in 2 years of North Missouri FIRST Trials
- Outstanding Stalks, let dry in the field and harvest after beans
- Low greensnap risk, Outstanding grain quality and test weight
- Likes high yield environments, racehorse
- Strong stalks and roots
- Avoid poorly drained soils